ASUS G11CD Gaming Tower PC, Intel Core i5, 8GB RAM, 2TB HDD, NVIDIA GTX 1050, Black

The gaming powerhouse ASUS G11 Desktop PC is built with a 7th-generation Intel Core i5 processor and 10-series NVIDIA GeForce GTX graphics for jaw-dropping, uninterrupted gaming. With customisable 8-million colour LED light effects and pulse mode for a personalised set-up, spectacular cooling system protect the hardware and low noise level for added enjoyment.

Designed with LED
Looking to outer space for inspiration and infusing Mayan elements into its design, the G11 desktop has a variety of LEDs spread across four areas of the chassis. Showcasing up to 8 million colours, these ambient lights can be adjusted to match the game you're playing.

Power to play
Intel’s 7th generation processor, codename Kaby Lake, is designed to make your laptop faster and more efficient. It’s purposely built to support Thunderbolt 3 and face-scanning cameras used for Windows Hello. Your PC’s overall productivity will show improvement for flawless multi-tasking and playback of 4K Ultra-HD video will occur without delay or interruption. This processor runs on a standard 3.0GHz, but features a 'Turbo Boost' to take it up to 3.5GHz. This extra power is unleashed when you need it, so you can handle more programs and intensive tasks without your laptop slowing down.

Graphics for gaming
NVIDIA's GeForce® GTX 1050 with dedicated 2GB of memory will work to bring any game to life. It’s designed with NVIDIA’s Game Ready technology, which ensures every title, new or old, is displayed in its full glory. The GTX 10-series offers excellent power efficiency to optimise your extended gaming sessions. It features a range of impressive technologies like GameWorks technologies for fluid, life-like graphics and GeForce Experience for quick gaming optimisation. GTX 10-Series provides up to 3x the performance of previous-generation, including VR, ultra-high-resolution, and multiple monitors.

keeping it cool
The G11 has 8 built-in vents to facilitate the air intake and heat dissipation. They're positioned on the sides and at the front to ensure the hardware remains cool, even after hours of gaming.