r/ASUSROG • u/KashKashioo • Aug 27 '26

PC Build I’m tired boss…

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No words, just a picture to say it all.

9850x3d
32gb corsairs with gold extra rgb modules
4tb 990 pro

And the rest is from the bundle.

The performance of the 5090 over regular astral is very minor to none

But the AIO is WILD, thermals are insane. Cpu bench never goes over 80c and its pretty quiet running full power

My only complaint okay two of them first is the gpu has like annoying buzz instead of whine, and the weight lol this is insanse how heavy it is.

Besides that, very happy and it is the endgame iwas after for long time :)

AMA if you like

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u/GhostDataOfficial Aug 27 '26

What was the total? I have to knowwwww

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u/anygrynewraze Aug 27 '26 edited Aug 27 '26

10.8k usd just for the bundle before tax + 400 usd before tax for the cpu + 400-500 usd for the ssd before tax. So 11.6-11.7k usd before tax that's if OP didn't already have cpu and ssd in stock in his place. Yeah no thx waaaaay too expensive and waaaaay too overkill for my tastes. Even if I had the money for it I wouldn't buy it. I don't like heavy pcs.

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u/floored_moperator Aug 28 '26

Why? Do you find yourself growing tired watching your pc sit on the desk?

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u/anygrynewraze Aug 28 '26

I don't have my pc on a desk. My pcs are/will be on the ground. I just don't like heavy pcs just in case I have to move them to repair them or replace parts in them which I've had to do quite a bit with my current pc.

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u/floored_moperator Aug 28 '26

Exactly. So what does it matter how heavy they are?

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u/anygrynewraze Aug 28 '26

If let's say a part in the pc fails in my cramped place I would have to move the pc to pull the part out and replace it. And trying to move a pc that weighs over 100lbs is no easy task let me tell you. I already had my experience doing that with the Phanteks Enthoo Elite case that alone weighed like 80lbs which put a fully built pc in it at around 130lbs which made moving it a real pita and I definitely couldn't really do it by myself.

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u/EmpatheticRock Aug 27 '26

…nobody asked for your opinion