If you are a follower of ASUS surely you will know everything that the range offers Live PC, a series of very small and compact desktop computers that have been on the market for quite some time. It is true that little by little the company is updating the range although, to date, it did not have a fairly convincing option for all those users who were literally looking for a computer to play.
Before continuing we must make it clear that this computer does not belong to the ROG family, the same in which ASUS encompasses all its market-oriented devices'Gaming'although with this new Vivo PC X The truth is that we are faced with a new model that can face situations that many other rivals do not reach, such as virtual reality o next generation games.
ASUS VivoPC X, a very compact computer with very interesting features
This is possible thanks to a more than interesting hardware endowment such as a processor Intel Core i5 Kaby Lake, 8 GB RAM or a hard disk that can be 512 GB in SSD format or up to 2 TB in conventional format. Without a doubt raw power is not lacking, although the real star of the entire system will be the Nvidia GTX 1060, all this in a space that is little larger than that of a video console with a weight of 2,2 kilograms.
In terms of connectivity, we find that the ASUS proposal offers four USB 3.1 ports, two USB 2.0 ports, two HDMI outputs and even a DisplayPort with which we can gain support for NVIDIA G-Sync synchronization technology. Like everything in this life, the ASUS VivoPC X also has its negative side and, this time, we find it in its format, a size so small that it forces, for example, the graphics card is soldered to the board so we will not be able to update or change it when the time comes.
If you are interested in this new model, tell you that according to the company it will be available in the US market from March of this year at a price of U.S. dollar 800.
