Asus Republic Of Gamers Software

Never have I been disappointed with an ASUS product. Well built, keeping the gamers in mind and pure quality.

Excellent overall pods for both gamers and audiophiles on a budget. Easily the best bang for your buck and if you own an ASUS phone it's a bonus since the pairing is seemless and the app works best with it. The quality for the price point is so phenomenal that the minor touch control issues are a merely knitpicking.

ASUS, always a must for gamers. I have a zenith extreme. Wanted to build a machine for gaming only. Good purchase so far.

Great for those gamers who want to upgrade later or now.

Excellent television. I would recommend it for gamers.

I couldn't be happier with the hardware(I have an asus mouse, keyboard and mobo) the software does leave a little to be desired but overall 8/10

I bought this DVD Drive to go along with an ASUS ZenBook Pro UX501VW DS71T laptop which doesn't include an internal DVD drive. This DVD drive is barely the size of a DVD disk. It matches nicely with the laptop. It comes with a software disk and a USB splitter cable (you will need two USB ports available on your computer to use this drive). It is well constructed and functions beautifully. The included software is optional. This drive is plug and play, however, my laptop didn't come with Windows DVD Player software. No Problem... I downloaded a highly downloaded free DVD software suite and it works perfectly. It does what I bought it to do. It is not a blue-ray player though. If that is important to you, you'll need to pick another drive.

I've been using Asus products for some time now and I love their products. It works perfectly and love the software that comes with it. Definitely satisfied with the purchase

I'm a software engineer with a degree in telecommunications systems (networking). I would absolutely recommend the ASUS Zen Wi-Fi ET8 to friends and family. I own 4 of them. From a software perspective these appear to be very well tested and stable both in function and in security. From a usability perspective they are about as simple as you can get for setup. For the advanced user they give an impressive latitude in configurability.

I have always loved ASUS products. I especially like the ROG line of products. However, the one thing I have always disliked about ASUS products is their bloat software. With this motherboard, it wasn't so bad. Everything was optional out of the box. I did install Armory Crate to get updated drivers and such, but all of the additional software was optional. Not that the software isn't useful, it just isn't useful to me. I also like that I can use my Corsair iCUE software to control the RGB lighting on the motherboard. I would recommend that you get a full size ATX case for this board. Depending on what you are adding to the case and the type of cooling that you need, a case gets small fast, especially if you have a radiator in your rig.