ASUS ROG Strix ... as they come. The shroud is quite simple and mostly black just like the aforementioned EVGA offering, and there is no lighting to be seen anywhere on the card. This is completely ...

Some of those motifs have made it to the graphics card shroud, and Asus boasts of the detailed skyscrapers and Arabic calligraphy it has etched onto the physical design. We noticed a camel train ...

The following year, Ninja Gaiden Black acted as a director's cut of sorts, adding in new content and perfecting an already nearly perfect game. We'd see a proper follow-up three years later ...

Game Pass PC players face controller issues with Ninja Gaiden 2 Black, having better luck with a DualSense controller. Some solutions include disabling Steam input or avoiding DS4Windows when ...

Walmart has a great deal on this ASUS Vivobook S 14 that is packed with ... and over 20 hours of special features. Black Myth: Wukong was one of the biggest games of 2024, and for a limited ...

Owners of Asus' AMD X800 and Intel Z800 motherboards should exercise caution when removing their graphics cards. Multiple reports show that the company's recently introduced Q-Release Slim system ...

Getting a graphics card in and out of a motherboard can be a hassle, especially now that they’re the approximate size, shape, and weight of a cinderblock. Asus tried to make things easier with ...

However, owners of Asus 800-series motherboards now say this system can cause damage to your GPU. Inside the slot on Asus boards, the Q-Release system uses a small retention clip to lock the card ...

It seems that Asus motherboards have been embroiled in some serious trouble, which could spell disaster for both processors and graphics cards. Hopefully, the manufacturer can correct the issue ...

If you were excited to head to PC Game Pass today to download Ninja Gaiden 2 Black, which was stealth-dropped after Xbox's Developer Direct last night, you may be in for some technical troubles.

Though as X user @9950pro highlights, a post on Bilibili says a latch design used on Asus Intel 800-series and AMD 800-series boards may risk damaging a GPU under repeated usage.