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.

ASUS reveals its launch pricing for NVIDIA's new GeForce RTX 5090 + RTX 5080: PRIME RTX 5080 costs $999, ROG Astral LC RTX ...

Asus claims there should be no concerns over functionality or performance when it comes to its new GPU connector.

The ASUS TUF Gaming RTX 5090 32GB GDDR7 GPU is set to go live at Best Buy for $1,999.99. Given the hype and limited stock, ...

Asus tried to make things easier with its Q-Release system on 800-series motherboards, but it’s proving problematic — apparently, it’s scratching cards as they go in and out of the PCIe slot.

Asus intended to alleviate that annoyance with its quick release mechanism, known as Q-Release Slim. However, owners of Asus 800-series motherboards now say this system can cause damage to your GPU.

New reports suggest that Asus' newly launched Q-Release Slim feature can damage your GPU's PCIe connector. As HXL and Andreas Schilling from HardwareLuxx shared, frequently unseating your GPU ...

Asus' latest method aims to eliminate release buttons and latches from PCIe slots, but recent reports indicate that the procedure risks chipping the gold fingers. Owners of Asus' AMD X800 and ...

We will provide a follow up response once internal review has been completed." Asus’s Q-Release Slim was first revealed in August 2024 during Gamescom. It is an eject feature on 800-series AMD ...

TL;DR: ASUS's new PCIe Slot Q-Release Slim mechanism on Intel 800 and AMD 800 series motherboards is causing damage to NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 5090 graphics cards. The removal of a dedicated release ...

Some of the best Asus gaming laptops are getting makeovers this year, with the brand announcing seven new RTX 50-Series rigs are CES in January. From the classic ROG Zephyrus G14 to the new and ...

Picking up one of the best Asus routers on the market is an excellent investment for your internet connectivity. While the company might make you think of gaming laptops or peripherals first ...