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The GL552 is a 15-inch ROG gaming laptop, sporting the latest brushed aluminum styling and red back-lit keyboard, combined with an Intel Core i7-4720HQ quad-core processor and new Nvidia GTX 950M graphics. With up to 16GB of DDR3L memory, a huge 2TB of storage and M.2 SSD options as well it's got desktop-spec credentials and storage performance. The premium audio-visual experience is backed by a Full HD IPS display that yields great color and viewing angles, along with ASUS' tuned SonicMaster audio. On the networking front ROG's exclusive GameFirst III software allows user customization of network traffic to prioritize gameplay or other apps. There's our quick round-up, but if you're after more details and full specs see inside for the gallery and press release.

Let's see what reviews have to say after two months of Rampaging.

ROG's first 2.5 liter gaming mini-PC - the GR8 - has now launched and will be in stores this month. Packing a Core i7 'Haswell' CPU and GTX 750 Ti 'Maxwell' graphics card, it puts plenty of performance in as little space as possible, combined with ROG unique features such as SupremeFX sound, GameFirst III and Intel GigE and more. For more details see the press release and gallery inside.

For Maximus VII Series, Rampage V Extreme and Crossblade Ranger owners, GameFirst III now includes a LiveUpdate function in the top-right corner, so you can always grab the latest version without having to check the website's download page.

Following the announcement of the G771 17-inch gaming laptop, the more powerful G751 has now launched with the latest Nvidia GTX 900M series graphics, including the GTX 980M with 4GB GDDR5 for G751JY and GTX 970M with 3GB GDDR5 for G751JT with ASUS TurboMaster for overclocking. In addition to the new design, there's also a new Intel Core i7 i7-4860HQ processor and M.2 PCIe 512GB/256GB SSD options for the G751YT, with all three new models featuring a Full HD IPS display for awesome color and viewing angles.

We recommend you strap yourself down, because here's the new Rampage V Extreme!

LANGuard is part of ROG's design leadership in its gamer Ethernet, when combined with Intel's latest I218-V Ethernet and ROG's GameFirst III software. You'd think there's not much you can do to a simple RJ45 socket, right? Well it turns out there's plenty to upgrade, which is just what ROG engineers did!

There's even more to come at Computex in early June, but today we do have three new ROG Z97 boards: the Maximus VII Hero, Maximus VII Gene and the new brand: Maximus VII Ranger. Hero and Gene follow existing series' target markets for an ideal ratio of price-performance-unique features for gamers in ATX and micro ATX, whereas Ranger is an high performance ROG product with entry-level features aimed at select markets. See the press release inside for the official info from ROG!