Unboxing a 20-Million-Won-Class ROG 20th-Anniversary PC

He explained that such a high price is possible given the sharp rise in graphics card prices and the product's scarcity.

The connector attaches in a MagSafe-style manner, and the display is designed to connect separately.

Itsub noted that ROG first released a graphics card in 2008, tracing the long history of the ROG brand.

The production team explained that a dedicated adapter is used separately.

This shows how the product is positioned for high-performance gaming environments.

Itsub questioned whether RAM heatsinks have recently come out in this form, and noted the variety of motherboard accessories.

The ROG Crosshair X870E Edition 20 motherboard is priced at 3,299 dollars (about 5 million won). Itsub expressed surprise, saying "A motherboard for 5 million won?", yet praised the product's design, saying "The design really is clean."

This suggests a homage to the brand's early design.

The ROG Harpe II Extreme Edition 20 gaming mouse represents this top-tier position.

When the local retail price of the ROG Azoth Extreme Edition keyboard was revealed at 949,000 won, Itsub could not hide his bewilderment, saying "It's cheap, right? Practically free. Free? Did I hear that wrong?" Comparing it with the mouse, which costs in the 400,000-won range including VAT, he expressed realistic astonishment at how unrealistically high the keyboard's price is.

MD confirmed it, saying "I understand it's gold. Real gold? 24K gold."

The ROG Keycap Mystery Box Edition 20 keycaps are sold as a randomized set. The chance of getting a special-edition keycap is 1 in 48, while the remaining regular keycaps are provided at a 1 in 16 chance.

Itsub noted that despite its high price, the product comes with a 10-year warranty policy.

Itsub questioned the terminal's purpose, saying "I thought it connected to the power supply under the stand to keep the cables tidy, but the power supply is underneath." Further confirmation seemed necessary on whether it enables a projector function or other connectivity.

Itsub noted that because the other components are so expensive, the case actually looks cheap by comparison. This case is ASUS's first open-frame case model.

Itsub said that unboxing the ROG 20th-anniversary PC full set alone took more than three hours. He said, "It's too long, so I'll stop the unboxing here and post the assembly part separately next time," previewing a separate assembly video to come.