not sure if serious or trolling but ill bite just to see if I can finally get a real answer
A monitor screen with no desktop, cd drive on the side, usb/hdmi inputs on side and back. I got it cause my laptop broke and I could also use it to game on at the time for my consoles
http://daman.co.id/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/ASUS-PC-for-DA-MAN-1.jpg
I have a another monitor(only) now that I use for my ps4 which is the Asus MX279H
I havenāt seen one of those since the mid 90ās. Didnāt know they even made them anymore outside of MACās. 
You should be able to upgrade parts in it. I donāt see why not, unless ASUS made some weird motherboard for that āall-in-oneā that only takes specific parts from ASUS themselves(doubt it, though. Some āall-in-oneā PCās go this route, so if you got a Dell for example, you could only upgrade it with specific Dell parts instead of anything and everything when you build your own PC.)
So if that PC can take any random part, you should be golden. If not, and it can only take proprietary parts from ASUS, then that means you have to go through ASUS to upgrade it.
ASUS and HP arenāt this way from my experience. My brother bought an āall-in-oneā HP tower and he can swap parts in and out of it at will. You should be able to do the same, only a few computer companies pull a Microsoft where they make proprietary hardware so youāre forced to buy from them so they make top dollar(Dell.)
you should get out the house more then tbh
Coming from a dude who buys $200 all-in-one Wal-Mart PCās this hurts a lot, especially since I was trying to help your dumbass.
Hmm, you might be able to upgrade the RAM in a AiO PC, but other than that, youāre probably shit out of luck. Thereās no way that itāll take a normal video card.
Even dudes whoāve been PC gaming for a while now were like āwhat is an all-in-one monitor?ā
That shit is vintage pleb hardware that only still get sold in the ghettos of America because the consumers buying it are so retarded they donāt know any better.
Was about to say thereās probably no space for traditional PC parts in that thing, either. Iām guessing there are laptop parts in that thing. Either way, that picture takes me back.
dont get mad at me cause you feel the need to show off elitism and talk down on my ā$200ā pc I didnt buy it to be a gaming pc in the first place.
Put me in with the guys that didnāt know all-in-ones got made outside of MACs.
give the exact model name (probably on the back or underneath the foot).
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thing is, when I look that model name up it brings me to the touch screen one or the one with 1TB memory. mine isnt either of those
My guess is that itās built similar to a laptop, meaning a motherboard thatās not designed for upgrades. I could be wrong though.
from what i saw you canāt upgrade the graphics, but check to see if any of the ports on the side are ExpressCard compatible.
just usb and e-sata
fugg it
thanks though
How often do you guys replace CPUās? Iāve been running the i7870 since 2010, just curious how much mileage I can get out of it.
I downloaded this recently since I needed something to record gameplay from my PC. It works pretty well. http://obsproject.com/
Since games are improving in quality variety on PC Iām going to build Skynet
Whenever I get the urge to build a brand new PC from the top down.
i played kof online for the first time and couldnāt find a match through the search. is the online dead already?
add me for kof, l4d, sonic transformed
Still running an Athlon 2 X3 450 unlocked and overclocked. Black Editions are for pussies. :tup: