The ASUS ROG Strix Z890-F WIFI motherboard is designed to support Intel's Core ultra 200S (Arrow Lake) processors through the LGA1851 socket. This socket is the same size as the previous LGA1700 ...

Asus has registered a large number of upcoming budget motherboards at the EEC including a mysterious B850E variant.

Not bad at all for a Mini-ITX motherboard. The ASUS ROG Strix X870-I Gaming Wi-Fi carries an MSRP of $449. One look at the box leaves no doubt you're looking at an ASUS ROG motherboard.

Asus highlighted this handy feature during its recent Z890 AMA live stream on YouTube. With EZ Flash 4, you no longer have to ...

ASUS has launched the Republic of Gamers (ROG) Maximus Z890 Hero motherboard, engineered to maximize the performance capabilities of Intel Core Ultra Series 2 desktop processors. This motherboard ...

If you’ve been waiting to snag a top-tier gaming laptop for the price of a mid-range option, your day has come. Grab this ...

The ASUS ROG Maximus Z890 Hero is here ... the “Core Ultra” series and a new naming/number structure. This ATX motherboard is a technological tour de force, boasting cutting-edge features ...

An ROG Z890 Maximus Hero board, an over-the-top Ryujin cooler, and a special new kind of RAM highlight the nuances of Intel's just-launched desktop platform. Take a look. I have been a technology ...

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With the chips going on sale Oct. 24, so do compatible motherboards, some new supporting cooling gear, and a special new type of memory. ...with apologies to Tina Turner. Asus’ ROG Maximus ...

The latter confirmed that Asus and MSI updated their motherboard compatibility lists to include these chips, though other manufacturers like ASRock and Gigabyte haven’t done the same yet.

Asus has released a new triple-fan model of the RX 6750 GRE, the RX 6750 GRE Atlas Shark, showing that there’s still plenty ...