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The ASUS ROG Maximus VIII Formula motherboard goes under the microscope. It offers solid RGB lighting and other solid features, but it will cost you.

ASUS gives you the option to use air or liquid cooling with its awesome ROG-branded GeForce GTX 980 Ti Poseidon Platinum video card.

ASUS refreshes its incredible ROG Swift display with the PG279Q, cranking the refresh rate to 165Hz. This is the gaming monitor you want.

ASUS' anticipated Republic of Gamers ROG Maximus VIII Impact Mini-ITX Intel Z170-based motherboard is finally here and here's our full review of it.

ASUS' ROG Maximus VIII Extreme is one of the best Intel Z170-based motherboards we have reviewed so far. Come and take a close look.

ASUS had gaming motherboards, their new 165Hz gaming monitor, gaming laptops and so much more at PAX Australia 2015.

Lian Li has teamed up with ASUS ROG in order to release this trapezoid-shaped mini-ITX chassis.

Our first Intel Z170 motherboard review comes in the form of the ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) Maximus VIII Hero. Let's take a close look now.

AMD is left out as ASUS displays some workstation and motherboards including the world's most powerful Intel X99 mATX form factor.

ASUS ROG now has a myriad of companies supplying ROG Certified products, donning the red and black color scheme to make for an awesome PC build.

ASUS shows off its full range of video cards, including something a little different from the rest.

ASUS goes for #1 position with its NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980 Matrix Platinum, a total beast of a video card with no compromises.

Not many are brave enough to take on the Lian Li DK-02 desk chassis. GGF LAN had a go and ended up with this monster.

Tonks is back again, this time producing a monster Cooler Master HAF Stacker build.

We're checking out our first ROG-based X99 board. If looks are anything to go by, the RAMPAGE V EXTREME could be the board to own. Here is Shawn's review.

Today Shawn checks out the sexy looking ROG Maximus VII Formula Z97 motherboard. Let's see if its performance can match its deadly looks. Read on.

We have a real treat in store for you today in the form of the new ASUS ROG Swift PG278Q G-Sync 144Hz 1ms gaming monitor. Come see Trace's full review.

It's been a while since we've seen an ASUS video card, but today Shawn checks out the water-cooled or air-cooled GTX 780 ROG Poseidon Platinum 3GB OC.

PCI Express is the future of performance storage, but native PCIe SSDs are rare. Are these RAID controlled SATA products worthy of their high price?

ASUS launches BIOS updates for LGA2011 motherboards that adds support for Intel Ivy Bridge-E processors.

Does a Mini-ITX board deserve the ASUS ROG tag? There's only one way to find out - let's check out the tiny, yet feature-packed Maximus VI Impact.

We take our first-ever look at an ASUS ROG gaming notebook. Is this Intel Haswell wielding beast worthy of the ROG badge? Let's find out.

We get a chance to check out our first Z87 ROG based ASUS motherboard in the form of the new better priced MAXIMUS VI HERO.

ASUS unveil their MATRIX HD 7970 video card.

ASUS unveil the spectacular ROG Tytan CG8890 desktop.

We look at the first ROG based Intel Z77 motherboard from ASUS, the Maximus V GENE. Let's find out how it performs.

P8Z77-V Deluxe, Maximus V Gene ROG and Sabertooth go on camera.

ASUS ROG Maximus V motherboard teased, more details should be released soon.

ASUS getting real serious with software for your boards.

ASUS enters Republic of Gamers sound cards, introduces PCIe-based and USB-based ROG sound cards.

The first motherboard to go through the Sandy-E gauntlet comes from ASUS and is the Rampage IV Extreme we've been using for our launch coverage.

9GHz, here we come!

A technical preview at some of the ASUS ROG X79 features.

ASUS unleash the fury and get into a Rampage with the soon to come X79 chipset. Let's preview the Rampage IV Extreme!

Said to save you a lot of money over buying it separately.

Goes up for preorder in Europe.

We install the ASUS MARS II 3GB on our new Surround Vision setup and see the kind of performance we can get at 3600 x 1920.

Sure, it's already the fastest card in the world. But let's make the MARS II even faster with the help of ASUS GPU Tweak. Let's get into it!

ASUS want to have the fastest card on the market with the MARS II. Have they done it? And do we want it? - Let's find out!

We check out the latest ROG board from ASUS sporting the latest and greatest chipset from Intel, the Z68. Let's check out the Maximus IV Extreme-Z!