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The ROG Strix B360-G Gaming drives our elegant new budget gaming system.

The last round of the Extreme Series of the ROG OC Showdown 2015 (and beginning of 2016) is about to kick off. Get your gear ready to compete for great kudos and prizes!

Builder and modders alike must be excited to hear that pretty soon a system can be built almost entirely out of components which have earned the ROG stamp of approval, check out which partners have joined up!

Who took home the prizes for round 2 of the ROG Showdown Extreme Series? Find out here!

G.Skill memory are the first to announce a 128GB DDR4 memory kit using new 16GB DIMMs (16GB x 8), at speeds of up to 2,800MHz CL16-16-16 -36 1.35V, with XMP compatibility exclusively with the ASUS ROG Rampage V Extreme.

During the Smash and Trash 13 overclocking event held in Zürich, Switzerland, ROG hardware was also used in order to smash 3DMark 03, 3DMark 05 and 3DMark Vantage Performance as well as Aquamark record, all thanks to impressive skill of Michel90 overclocker from Switzerland.

Memory masters G.Skill have just announced a new memory frequency world record of 4,072MHz for a quad channel DDR3 kit. This beats the previous record set just a week ago by the ROG OC team in San Francisco's OC Main Event!

Only the ROG Maximus VI Extreme and ASUS Z87 Deluxe are certified with an XMP to run 3,000MHz G.Skill DDR3 (F3-3000C12Q-16GTXDG). This has been validated by Intel itself on its latest QVL publication for 4th gen Core i7 series processors, such as the i7-4770K.