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Seriously, it's simply unbelievable how many beatiful rigs there are out there. Today we came across a build called Element Copper and it looks like the modder who created this thing of beauty was ahead of his time. Why? Well, he built a rig suitable for ASUS' Gold Rush competition quite some time before it was launched!

Ever wonder how ASUS gets the TUF Series motherboards so reliable, stable and long lasting that we can give them an industry-leading 5-year warranty, even when run under extreme conditions? Watch the video to see our real-world testing in action.

Originating in Japan, the Good Design Award has been given to outstanding designs for more than 50 years to a wide range of product designs that better our lives. ROG won 4 of the 23 awards presented to ASUS. Click to read what products won!

After spotting the incredible Inverted (pǝʇɹǝʌuı) mod featuring the Sabertooth Z77 at its heart, we contacted Martijn to feature it in full here on ROG. It doesn't just look good too; there's not a CNC in sight and only one part not made by his own hands, while in addition, Martijn's approach to neat cabling control or entire replacement is truly exquisite. This project is proof you don't need a whole workshop to become an world-class modder!

Here's October's mods that caught our eye in the ROG modding forum. Also remember that ASUS and ROG are sponsoring the Cooler Master modding competition too, of which there's still a month left to take part! The details are inside.

Before this year's Computex, the ASUS TUF team sponsored a few modders - including Paul - to take the Sabertooth Z77 and design something TUF, sorry, tough enough to match its hardware credentials.

Not every innovation can be seen or interacted with; in fact, a lot of the work still goes into the very foundation of motherboard design. While you maybe just now buying and building your latest upgrade with Intel Z77 motherboard as its backbone, ASUS engineers have been testing designs to improve performance and overclocking this time last year. One such enhancement is ASUS' new T-Topology memory layout, which is a significant change to the fundamental DDR3 layout design.

We rounded up several launch reviews and previews earlier this week, and here's a quick bump to that list as we discover more media previews and reviews you might be interested in.

The ASUS Z77 and ROG Maximus V GENE motherboards are now (officially) on sale worldwide, so we've been rounding up the news and videos from reviews and previews published so far.