Notebook makers are giving their gaming laptops the over-the-top treatments these days. It’s not uncommon to find notebooks with desktop-class specifications, such as the Aftershock W-15 that comes with an impressive Intel Core i7-4790K processor (running at 4.0GHz with an 8MB L3 cache) and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980M graphics ...
Videos play a huge role in videogame culture these days, so it’s hardly any wonder as to why the ASUS G11CB exists. This desktop PC packs the hardware to handle both video production and gaming at a casual level, along with the software to help do so. Lying at ...
In the past, Taiwanese PC manufacture ASUS’ ROG (Republic of Gamers) brand used to simply be a way for consumers to identify the company’s high-spec motherboards and other desktop internals. Today however, the ROG brand has grown to include full-fledged desktops, top of the line notebooks and even peripherals ...
Our sister site Hardware Zone has done a review of the excellent ASUS Swifth ROG PG278Q monitor some time back here. Along with was mentioned was that G-SYNC is hard to truly appreciate simply from reading a review, so my focus here is to let you understand G-SYNC more ...
The ASUS Republic of Gamers G20 is an odd little thing. It tackles odd little problems in odd little ways, but despite its mixed successes it never sacrifices core functionality. As a result it’s unlikely to be anyone’s first choice, but remains a perfectly serviceable gaming rig. Imagine it ...