9/10 Love it
skywalker1 - 07/11/09
I spent many time to buy a new desktop for my family. The target is to find a highest value in $500 price band. Finally, i find the pc, although this is my first time to buy ASUS product, and all i know is ASUS made MB & NB. But i love it. The spec is better than others, like Intel G43 chipset, wireless lan and many video outputs. THe wirelss lan make the pc setup easier, that i don't need to consider the location of pc. 3 kinds of video outputs are helpful. I don't need to buy a new monitor, also, if i want, it can be easy to display on my LCD TV. It's real a good machine for me.
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