AMD’s FreeSync and NVIDIA’s G-Sync aims to deliver the same thing to gamers: to eliminate screen tearing on video games. Sounds like a noble pursuit right? The only caveat is…
Announced in Computex 2018, the ASUS ROG Strix Scar II, alongside the Hero II, updated ASUS ROG’s GL504 series with Intel’s Coffee Lake processors and better displays. Now that we…
It’s finally here. After two years of waiting, the successor for NVIDIA’s Pascal-based 1000-series cards have arrived. Built on NVIDIA’s Turing architecture, the brand’s new RTX 20-series GPUs promises up…
With NVIDIA’s official announcement of their new RTX GPUs, Add-in Board (AiB) partners have announced their take on NVIDIA’s cards. With more than 8 million graphics cards sold the last…
ASUS has officially announced that they are expanding the Scar II lineup with a 17-inch version under the name GL704. Like the original Scar II before it, the new GL704…
Historically, pre-built PCs have a stigma of being more expensive or having sub-par components compared to their custom built brethren. This reputation of pre-built PCs, however, has subsided over the…
ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) has officially launched their new pre-built desktop in the Philippines, the ASUS ROG Huracan G21. Acting as a successor of sorts to the ROG G20,…
This is the ASUS Flip 15, just one of the solutions ASUS is offering in the 2-in-1 market. With an Intel Coffee Lake processor and an NVIDIA GPU, will the…
Gaming notebooks have been notoriously expensive for beginners. ASUS, however, is breaking the budget barrier for gaming notebooks with the ASUS Gaming X560, one of the cheapest gaming notebooks with…
Independent software quality assurance experts, QA Consultants, have released a report that determines that AMD has the more stable drivers in their GPUs over NVIDIA. The study made by QA…
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