Topics:#gtx-760

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.

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.

In an extensive review at Guru3D.com, the ROG MARS 760 managed to impress Editor Hilbert Hagedoorn, showing up to 10 percent gain when compared to the GTX Titan, which easily got it Guru3D's Top Pick award, calling it "a very intoxicating and gorgeous graphics card."

The DirectCU Mini line has recently received a second addition: the GTX 760 DirectCU Mini. If you're building a mini-ITX gaming PC, it's the ultimate combination.

The ASUS GeForce GTX 760 DirectCU II is the new performance-mainstream graphics card, for those interested in an Nvidia upgrade. JJ takes us through the card features and SLI performance, and we've also got a pictorial unboxing and feature guide too!

It's time for another new GeForce! With the GTX 760, Nvidia is catering for the performance-mainstream, so if you've got $250 to spend on a GPU upgrade, take a look at our overclocked, DirectCU II version. Full spec and info are inside.