Asus Computers With Backlit Keyboards

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Outstanding motherboard, I have 11 computers up and running, all Asus product.

we have many users with multiple computers on their desks and this product is the best for sharing monitors, keyboards and mice. Top quality, reliable, no power cables, saves on desk space and equipment for lees than the cost of a

It does exactly what it should. Now I can connect my MIDI keyboards to my iMac (and other computers, ai suppose) and use them with Logic Pro X (and garageband). No complaints, just great!

Being able to switch between two computers with the same mouse is awesome! I have been using 2 mice and 2 keyboards in the past when I needed to work between 2 computers. Now I can just move my mouse from one to the other and switch my keyboard back and forth with the push of a button. This is very productive.

I like the feel and design of this keyboard. I like it so much that I purchased additional keyboards to use on my computers at work and I purchased one for the conference room CAD station.

Love the ASUS ROG Falchion NX keyboards, they are the best 65% form-factor keyboards I have used. Thay work great with my ASUS builds, the features they come with, and the ability to use it wired or wireless. I own a couple of these keyboards from the original Falchion to the NX versions.

I have five desktops at my home around the house. All the DVD/CD Drives (ASUS DRW-24B1ST) in the computers are the same; namely these. Most computers have two; so a total of eight drives. These are reliable and have worked over the 8-10 years of service. I highly recommend these Drives. The price is right and have worked more reliably than Lite-On Drives that I used a long time ago. Buy these ASUS Drives as you won't be disappointed.

I’ve built a lot of computers in the last 30 years and used many different motherboards, but I’ve found that ASUS has been the most reliable. Easiest to install and setup. You don’t need to be a genius to figure out the bios to configure what you need. I have a computer I built 10 years ago with an ASUS board, and it’s still going strong. The only downside is keeping up with processor speeds.

I am pretty handy at building/modifying my computers but replacing the ram on the Asus netbook is another thing altogether. It was definetly worth it to me to have B&H so the work so that I knew it would be ready to roll upon arrival.