#Asus rog mayan pattern full#

The button on the right is the power button, while the left is the Turbo OC button, which allows one push overclocking. On the front we have the iconic ROG logo and twin side-light strips which only lid with red LED. A space compartment is present for you to put anything there such as your smartphone or keys. and I hope there was/will be no sacrificial rituals held on the ASUS ROG GT51. On top of the casing we have a vent with a cool Mayan pattern. You can also use ROG band to activate the ASUS ROG GT51’s overclocking mode. The wearable ROG band lets you access Shadow Drive - a hidden hard drive space for keeping your personal and confidential data safe. If you noticed the small logo, that’s actually a NFC tag reader that will work with the ROG band. Actually the system should come with a ROG band, but things happened and we didn’t get it.Īt the front top edge, we see the ASUS ROG GT51 with a total of four USB ports consisting of 2 USB 3.0 ports, 1 USB 3.1 type C port and 1 USB 3.1 type A port, and also the standard audio and microphone jack. Inside the box it has a matching keyboard and mouse set, power cables and some documentation. On the ASUS product page, it said that ASUS ROG GT51 weighs in at a hefty 27kg, and we do not doubt it. With all the high-end hardware installed in the ASUS ROG GT51, this monster is heavier than my personal computer. Inside the huge box we have another box and the ASUS ROG GT51 itself. At the front of the box we have an image of the ASUS ROG GT51 itself, and I really can’t wait to unbox this thing.

#Asus rog mayan pattern full#

ASUS ROG GT51 is a full tower PC and that’s the main reason why the box is huge.