This may be the most expensive Republic of Gamers configuration ever offered by ASUS, as the entire set of ROG Edition 20 components costs several thousand euros. In total, to get the entire collection, you’ll have to shell out no less than 14,280 € (more than $16,360!) after conversion—112,026 yuan, to be precise. Another question concerns the availability of each component, as some may not be available for purchase in Europe.
€14,280 for the complete set of ROG Edition 20 components!
A raffle-style sale in Shanghai?
As it stands, while we don’t know if all the components will be available for individual purchase worldwide, we do know that ASUS will be organizing a full sale of the bundle directly in Shanghai. Unfortunately, it’s not a matter of walking into a store, picking out the items you’re interested in, paying, and leaving—no. Here, we’re dealing with a raffle system—basically, you have to win the right to buy. While this might seem far-fetched—or even “unfair”—in our part of the world, in Asia, it’s a standard practice.
The cream of the crop at ASUS:
In any case, the bundle is still a real treat, as it includes a complete PC equipped with:
- Ryzen 9 9950X3D2
- ROG Astral RTX 5090D V2 Edition 20 (before it was banned)
- Crosshair X870E Edition 20 + a Ryujin Edition 20 AIO
- ASUS ROG Edition 20DDR5
- ThiTai TiPlus9100 4 TBSSD
- ROG GR20 20th Anniversary Edition case
- ROG Thor III 3000 Titanium 20th Anniversary Edition power supply
The peripherals include:
- Second-generation ASUS ROG Swift PG27 Pro monitor with swivel stand
- ROG Azoth Extreme 20th Anniversary Keyboard
- ROG Harpe II Extreme 20th Anniversary Mouse
- ROG Rapture 20th Anniversary router
- ROG Destrier 20th Anniversary Chair
The ROG NUC 16 also features a 20th Anniversary edition with configurations offering 64 GB of RAM and a 2 TB SSD for $6,510, or 128 GB of RAM and a 2 TB SSD for $7,700. Keep in mind that the device still comes with an RTX 5090 as its GPU.
