Topics:#gaming-graphics-card

If you're searching for a great gaming graphics card for Full-HD gaming without breaking the bank, you'll be hard-pressed to find anything better.

Here's some easy steps to ensure your system isn't suffocating, and performing its best. Find out how!

If you can fit an ROG Strix GTX 1060 into your budget, you probably did a good job building a well-balanced system.

ROG Strix RX 480 is the whole package to get you started. At this price, this much performance and with 8GB of GDDR5, why not get two?!

Want a great value graphics card that is VR ready? Yes, there is such a thing and here it is.

No need to shop for an after-market waterblock for the new ROG Poseidon GTX 980 Ti, you can air-cool it or water-cool it simultaneously while keeping the ROG theme. Beat that! More info here.

ASUS PCDIY details why the new ROG Striker GTX 760 is the gamer's sweet spot for new systems planned with the latest Maximus VII Hero or Ranger, for example. Packing "double memory" of 4GB versus the usual 2GB, it's great for gaming up to WQHD (2560 x 1440) resolution like the upcoming Swift PG278, or tri-monitor FullHD surround.

Hot off the heals of our Matrix unboxing, we've got our hands on the new Striker GTX 760 Platinum to rip open! Well, not rip, more gently manhandle. The box is unmistakably ROG styling. You won't miss it on the shelf. Click above to see the full gallery inside.

THREE new types of ROG graphics cards in six months? It's raining GPUs now, and we're swimming in awesome new designs from the MARS 760, to Poseidon GTX 780 and now the Striker 760 4GB! See inside for the full gallery, detailed info and press release on the new gaming graphics card.