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A laptop CPU reaching 95–100°C while gaming, rendering, compiling, or performing another demanding task isn't necessarily overheating. For modern mobile processors, high temperatures under sustained load can be completely normal. The key is understanding what that temperature number actually means.

Everyone values different things when shopping for a gaming laptop. Performance is obviously crucial, and portability can make or break the experience if you’re constantly on the go. But many of our users also wonder: which model runs the quietest? When it comes to ROG laptops, the answer isn’t as simple as picking a single model — they're all optimized for low-noise gaming, so the conversation extends beyond decibels. Here’s what to think about when hunting for a gaming machine that keeps noise down.

With a few simple steps, you can help preserve your mouse pad's performance and keep your desk mat looking as sharp as the rest of your setup.

Keeping your OLED monitor looking pristine is surprisingly simple. You just need a microfiber cloth and the right technique.

Here’s how you can enable Xbox mode for Windows 11 PCs to score a more streamlined, controller-friendly experience.

Adjust RGB lighting, tweak sensitivity, remap buttons, and more — all without ever installing a single piece of software.

1% and 0.1% lows aim to measure and quantify in-game stuttering, and GPU Tweak III can now help you monitor them.

ROG headsets, laptops, and software give you the technology you need to effortlessly dominate virtual work meetings and gaming voice chats.

Both the ROG Xbox Ally and ROG gaming laptops have a lot to offer gamers, depending on what they're looking for.