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On a trip to the Alaskan wilderness, the ROG Zephyrus G14 delivered the power and portability we needed, all in one system.

The mechanical PC tower that caused a frenzy at Computex 2015 in June will be available for purchase before the end of the year! Check it out here!

Andrew shares his first impressions of Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. Check out his thoughts after playing with all detail settings maxed out in 1440p @60FPS with G-SYNC!

What is the difference between the ASUS Z170 Pro Gaming and the ASUS Z170I Pro Gaming? Find out their advantages here!

Presenting the fastest GTX 980 on the planet.

The Strix 7.1 Surround Gaming Headset is a new premium gaming headset with true 7.1 surround sound, a noise-cancelling microphone, and a plug-and-play audio station with comprehensive controls. Even though it is classified as a gaming headset it is even a compelling alternative to buying an amplifier, a subwoofer, a center speaker, a pair of front speakers, a pair of rear speakers and a pair of surround side speakers; in many ways this is a more appealing option than a complete 7.1 channel home theater system. Check it out as we unbox it and talk through its many features.

Great value and an overclocking beast in the form of a Strix GTX 960. Here's an unboxing, overview and size comparison to the Strix GTX 970.

Unboxed and unscrewed. We get inside and go through the details of the new Matrix Platinum GTX 980.

60mm Neodymium drivers and a feature-stacked Audio Station: Now you can say "I heard you coming from a mile away" and really mean it.

ROG Nordics gets hands on with the ROG Swift PG278Q G-Sync gaming monitor and Battlefield 4 using a customized G70 with 2x GTX Titan's in SLI.

KitGuru has got their hands on the ASUS Z87-Deluxe SATA Express test kit, and put it through its paces with early performance numbers created using an ROG RAIDR Express (since there's no official SATA Express hardware yet available). Hit the link for the full preview.

The new ROG Swift PG278Q was on display at CES 2014 during the ASUS press conference, and crowds could go hands-on. Inside is a gallery and video of it in action!

Eric from ASUS North America has unboxed the new G750JH gaming laptop - that's the one with the uber-powerful GTX 780M graphics card - and it also comes with Assassins Creed 4, free!

See the official video and JJ goes hands-on with an overview of the new features.

JJ has again hit YouTube with a couple of videos detailing the MATRIX HD 7970 performance and going hands-on over its specs. The performance video is above, while inside is the hands-on.

After reading some user questions asking how the new mPCIe Combo card works, we put together this video to show exactly how to populate both its mSATA port with an OCZ SSD and the mPCIe with an 802.11n WiFi card. The mPCIe Combo card is bundled with the upcoming Maximus V GENE and Maximus V Formula motherboards.

In 2010, manufacturers raised the performance bar of the $1000-$2000 laptop market by introducing designs that realistically performed as well as mainstream desktops, both in processing power and graphical performance. Nvidia had the GTX2xxM series, and later introduced the GTX4xxM. AMD brought in the HD5870M, and the introduction of both these series caught the attention of consumers worldwide. The AMD solution interests us here, as we will be discussing Asus’ G73JH.

The Rampage III Extreme has had a bit of a makeover - the Black Edition is, well, a lot darker than before as all the ports and sockets now don a black and dark grey coat, rather than a dash of red as well. Firstly you'll notice the heatsinks have also been upgraded to match the Maximus IV Extreme. If you look carefully at the VRM heatsink there's even an ROG logo stealthily incorporated too.