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+title: ASUS Armoury Crate vs GHelper, the guide.
+tags: ASUS TUF Guides
+layout: post
+description: The most asked question in r/asustuf. Answered.
+published: false
+---
+Hello! :wave:
+Since at this point, the blog is basically done, I decided to make this post.
+While I still have to do the music player, linktree and guestbook (the file repo is a wish, not  must.), I feel like i am still far from done in the process of making an actual website. I want it to have more features and easter eggs 🤫.
+
+But this is a guide, right? So let us begin!
+
+---
+
+> Quick Note : I am not affiliated with ASUSTek, nor seerge (creator of GHelper).
+
+# What is Armoury Crate?
+Armoury Crate was created by ASUS for their ROG and TUF laptop line-ups, later adding support to other products like GPUs, mechanical keyboards and mice, etc.
+
+If you have bought your laptop with Windows pre-installed, it might've come with AC preinstalled.
+
+> Remember, `AC` = Armoury Crate, `GH` = GHelper.
+
+# What is GHelper?
+Created by seerge, it was designed to be a lightweight alternative to AC, while giving more control over your settings.
+
+It is open source and it basically supports every device that AC also supports.
+It is portable, meaning everything runs on a single executable and you dont need a wizard[^1] to install it.
+
+# So, who's better?
+I'll be rating these two apps on 5 categories:
+- User-friendliness
+- Stability & Performance
+- Features
+- 
+-
+
+## User-friendliness
+## Stability & Performance
+## Features
+--- 
+
+Footnotes:
+
+[^1]: Wizards are windows instalation apps.
+