During an online investor conference, ASUS co-CEO Shubin Hu has stated that the rise of DRAM prices is a problem for everyone ...

ASUS and Crypton Future Media have teamed up to give Hatsune Miku fans a full PC gaming collection themed around Japan’s most ...

Streamer DIY-APE recently unveiled an early prototype for a new motherboard design that nearly eliminates the need for cable management. The latest iteration emphasizes backward compatibility, ...

Screen-wise, you’re covered with a 16-inch ROG Nebula display with a 240Hz refresh rate, 3ms response time, and up to 500 nits brightness. Dolby Vision HDR support brings content to life, while the ...

The reviews do not stop! Today we are back with a look at another msrp rtx 3080, this time it's the asus tuf Gaming version. With some very interesting features on show, Dominic sees just how well ...

Today Briony looks at two new cases from Sharkoon - the Pure Steel - in plain white for £70, or the more fancy black version ...

ROG or Republic of Gamers – the name – has become synonymous with gaming devices, peripherals and PC components for years now. While the company offer a wide range of hardware under the ROG brand, ...

Asus has given us our firmest confirmation yet that a new generation of AMD Ryzen Threadripper CPUs is coming. The long-rumored Zen 5 design should feature up to 96 cores with support for up to 192 ...

The “War on Cables” trend rages on and Asus is on the front lines. In 2023 and 2024, Asus eagerly embraced the trend with “BTF” motherboards and cases designed to stealthily hide cables around the ...

XMP profile is an Extreme Memory Profile that allows users to overclock their RAM. Supported motherboards have different XMP profiles, named XMP Profile 1, XMP Profile 2, etc. Users can enable and ...

How Much Does It Cost? Keep in mind that the X870 chipset is the flagship chipset for the new motherboards, so all of these are regarded as high-end motherboards. However, there are of course more ...

As someone who’s drowning in gaming keyboards, I think I have the authority to say that most Windows apps created by manufacturers for programming RGB lights suck—especially Armoury Crate from Asus.