Let your ideas be heard - Project Dream Machine by ASUS ROG

[Bahz]

I think rog should sell the stickers, case badges, and coatsers that come with high end motherboards standalone, I need more fan stickers

I've heard similar feedback from many others, it's definitely something we'll be looking into offering more of in the future.

[The_Blackhat]

Rather than making a microphone like the magnus, which sits on a desk and is incredibly small, design a mic with less portability in mind, but with nearly no compromise sound, which a lot of people prefer over portability, as many streamers don’t take their setups on the go, besides, with all those aura rgbs and the gunmetal look, the “out of sight because its small” isnt a very good argument when a piece if equipment looks that good.

[Bahz]

Rather than making a microphone like the magnus, which sits on a desk and is incredibly small, design a mic with less portability in mind, but with nearly no compromise sound, which a lot of people prefer over portability, as many streamers don’t take their setups on the go, besides, with all those aura rgbs and the gunmetal look, the “out of sight because its small” isnt a very good argument when a piece if equipment looks that good.

We'll definitely be offering more microphone products in the future and a lot of them will be targeted for professional and gaming use and a lot of them will definitely incorporate some of the things you mentioned. Thanks for your feedback.

[Korth]

AURA RGB on gaming headsets, keyboards, and mice? Let the crowd see your custom color theme in action while you game, lol.

Does ASUS make any ROG-branded gamepads, joysticks, and controllers?

[The_Blackhat]

Controllers could actually be very nice, as long as they had both thumbsticks in a horizontal line, not like the xbox controller with one hand way up in the left, that is too uncomfortable

[The_Blackhat]

Why doesnt asus make surround or eyefinity optimized monitors, withe normal upper and lower bezels and minimal to no bezels on the sides that touch other panels, with a right, middle, and left panel, so that the screens look more seemless, but still with something holding them on on top and bottom. The right panel will have normal right top and bottom bezels, and i minimized or missing left bezel, the middle panel can have reinforced top and bottom bezels, and the left panel is the same as the right but reveresed. These should be able to be used in multiple configs, one left, one right, 1 left 1 mid 1 right, or 1 left x number of mids and 1 right panel

[JurunceNK]

Why doesnt asus make surround or eyefinity optimized monitors, withe normal upper and lower bezels and minimal to no bezels on the sides that touch other panels, with a right, middle, and left panel, so that the screens look more seemless, but still with something holding them on on top and bottom. The right panel will have normal right top and bottom bezels, and i minimized or missing left bezel, the middle panel can have reinforced top and bottom bezels, and the left panel is the same as the right but reveresed. These should be able to be used in multiple configs, one left, one right, 1 left 1 mid 1 right, or 1 left x number of mids and 1 right panel

Last I checked (both on the Asus website and in person at my local Fry's Electronics store), the side bezels are slim enough for multi-monitor configs. There's always going to be a black bezel embedded into the display panel itself (the thing that is housed inside of the monitor frame itself), and Asus and their OEM's can't do anything about it (due to the fact that the black bezel hides the LEDs to light up the monitor, which also encases the rest of the panel itself). If you mean a frameless monitor, that'd be something Asus could look into, but I wouldn't bank on that, since that would be very difficult to execute whilst maintaining a level of QA that's acceptable.

I once suggested them making 32" ROG SWIFT 4K monitors, (especially for their upcoming PG27UQ (The theoretical name of this 32" monitor would be the ROG SWIFT PG32UQ)) and some lower-resolution monitors bearing the features of their higher-resolution cousins in both 16:9 and 21:9 for those who don't have the money to burn on a high-powered GPU, but want the features of something like the ROG SWIFT PG27UQ or the PG35VQ, but at resolutions like 1920 x 1080, 2560 x 1440, or 2560 x 1080

[The_Blackhat]

Last I checked (both on the Asus website and in person at my local Fry's Electronics store), the side bezels are slim enough for multi-monitor configs. There's always going to be a black bezel embedded into the display panel itself (the thing that is housed inside of the monitor frame itself), and Asus and their OEM's can't do anything about it (due to the fact that the black bezel hides the LEDs to light up the monitor, which also encases the rest of the panel itself). If you mean a frameless monitor, that'd be something Asus could look into, but I wouldn't bank on that, since that would be very difficult to execute whilst maintaining a level of QA that's acceptable.

I once suggested them making 32" ROG SWIFT 4K monitors, (especially for their upcoming PG27UQ (The theoretical name of this 32" monitor would be the ROG SWIFT PG32UQ)) and some lower-resolution monitors bearing the features of their higher-resolution cousins in both 16:9 and 21:9 for those who don't have the money to burn on a high-powered GPU, but want the features of something like the ROG SWIFT PG27UQ or the PG35VQ, but at resolutions like 1920 x 1080, 2560 x 1440, or 2560 x 1080

even the tiniest bezels can still ruin perception of the display, and as for the led lights, the panels would be touching, so the next panel would act as the bezel

[Bahz]

AURA RGB on gaming headsets, keyboards, and mice? Let the crowd see your custom color theme in action while you game, lol.

Does ASUS make any ROG-branded gamepads, joysticks, and controllers?

AURA RGB on keyboards and mice already exist and more and more models will become available, for headsets I'm sure we'll see something in the near future.

For gamepads, joysticks, and controllers I'm not sure if we have plans for that but we'll add these to the list for consideration. Thanks.

[Bahz]

Why doesnt asus make surround or eyefinity optimized monitors, withe normal upper and lower bezels and minimal to no bezels on the sides that touch other panels, with a right, middle, and left panel, so that the screens look more seemless, but still with something holding them on on top and bottom. The right panel will have normal right top and bottom bezels, and i minimized or missing left bezel, the middle panel can have reinforced top and bottom bezels, and the left panel is the same as the right but reveresed. These should be able to be used in multiple configs, one left, one right, 1 left 1 mid 1 right, or 1 left x number of mids and 1 right panel

I know what you mean but currently the majority demand is still single monitor and of course the numbers continue to increase for multi-monitor setups. Engineering wise I think it's totally possible to offer this but I think the demand currently is still a bit low if we offered something like this. One other thing is that we need many SKUs for this and in many cases could cause some confusions for distributors and retailers. I personally think it's better to create a model that is completely frameless which would satisfy any setup. Of course we can't use IPS panels due to bleeding but I think it's possible to offer OLED panels that are frameless and I believe I have seen one before that was super thin.