on the RTX 2080 Ti on a slightly smaller 352-bit memory bus, which spits out 616GB/sec of memory bandwidth. As usual, ASUS has great retail packaging for its ROG Strix GeForce RTX 3080 Ti OC ...

The Asus ROG Strix Platinum power supplies come in 850W, 1,000W, and 1,200W variants, and are all backed by a 10-year ...

I decided to replace my i9-9900K / 2080 Ti build with an i7-13700K / 3080 FE build. While I was overall happy with the build, ...

Walmart has a great deal this weekend on this ASUS ROG Strix Gaming Desktop. Packed in is the Ryzen 5 7600X, alongside the GeForce RTX 4060 Ti DUAL. Additionally, you'll have access to 32GB of DDR5 ...

Next up, Woot has the Guilty Gear Strive 25th Anniversary Edition for $69.99, which is $40 in savings. This package includes ...

Asus has not confirmed pricing or a release date for the Asus Prime 4070 Ti Super 16GB and Asus Prime 4070 Ti Super 16GB OC ...

Citing devices like the ASUS ROG Ally and Lenovo Legion GO ... GPUs for the Turing generation (second to the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti at launch), it's still a powerful GPU in 2024.

Whether you're after a portable powerhouse or something a little chunkier, the best Asus gaming laptops can do it all - and in style. Between the slimmer Zephyrus line and the more powerful Strix ...

until the GeForce RTX 2080 Ti unseated it. Should you upgrade? Maybe. We dig in. If you've been wanting a full Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 build to go with your t-shirt and tattoo, Asus pretty much ...

I've already tested a host of potential alternatives, but with the release of AMD's new Strix Point, Zen 5 mobile chips we now have a new top pick. The Asus ROG Zephyrus ... or with an RTX 4070 ...

The ROG Zephyrus G16 ... The G16's power-savvy RTX 4070 does have the benefit of allowing for quieter, less intensive cooling. It's also a boon to battery. However, Asus has trimmed down the ...

And the best refreshed offerings included both Ti and Super. Such as the GPU we are looking at here, produced by NVIDIA partner Asus, their ProArt 4070 Ti Super. So in real-world terms ...