Seth Curry Teams Up With ASUS ROG to Build a Gaming PC
A gift for Curry’s brother-in-law Spencer Rivers.
The typical endgame for PC gamers, building a custom PC allows for a level of personalization that reaches far beyond most other industries. So, when sharing the creation of a PC with someone, a special bond is formed to be cherished for years. Knowing this, Brooklyn Nets guard Seth Curry joined forces with ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) to build a gaming PC for his brother-in-law Spencer Rivers.
Curry’s former development coach when with the Philadelphia 76ers, Rivers bonded with Curry off the court by playing Call of Duty together, staying connected no matter the distance between them. Now, the brother-in-law duo is ready to dominate the playing field with Rivers’ new PC designed by Curry, ASUS ROG and renowned PC modder and photographer ModsbyBen. Customized for Rivers, the setup includes powerful parts such as the ROG Strix GeForce RTX 4090 that offers uncompromised quality in graphics and framerate. As for the case, Rivers’ name is boldly displayed in silver, resting atop the clean red and black structure that hosts the powerhouse build.
For those interested in building their own PC, ASUS has put together a DIY Academy page that can help you get started.
In other tech news, Google Search hit a new all-time high in traffic during this year’s final match of the FIFA World Cup.
