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If you thought you needed deep pockets to have a themed build and join the SLI club, ASUS GTX 960 Turbo begs to differ. Read more about it here!

The Strix GTX 960 has had a double-memory bump to 4GB, so look out for the STRIX-GTX960-DC2OC-4GD5 in April.

The Strix GTX 960 is a new performance-mainstream graphics card, with a 1,291MHz factory-overclocked GPU and 1,317MHz GPU boost clock in OC mode, giving it a 12% faster than reference boost. The Strix cooler still features the critically acclaimed 0dB design in low temperature (and power) modes, with dual fans keeping cool under heavy gaming loads. The short design and PCB is great for smaller systems, yet it still has a multitude of display connections including three DP, one HDMI And one DVI. See the press release and gallery inside for more info.

here it is - the new Matrix GTX 980! Immediately it has dropped a new 3DMark 11 Performance result of 28557, making it one of the world's top-performing graphics cards, and there's still much more to come once the world's overclockers get a-hold of theirs! See the full spec and pics in the official press release inside.

Full reviews of the new Matrix GTX 980 from your favorite websites are due next week, but before we dig into the meaty details, here's an overview of the specs and a couple of pictures to tease!

(Air-Cooling or Liquid-Cooling) + (Upgrade DIGI+ VRM, CustomPCB and Super Alloy Power hardware) = ROG Poseidon Platinum GTX 980.

Here's all the angles of the ROG Poseidon GTX 980.

Nvidia's GTX 900-series 'Maxwell' GPU's gets its first ROG treatment, with the new Poseidon GTX 980! Featuring the ROG custom-designed hybrid cooler that works both air cooled or water cooled, allowing you to upgrade from air to water later to increase overclocking performance or just loop it into your existing setup to make it look awesome!

The GTX 750 Ti is a great mid-range graphics card, and ASUS has improved the design with its semi-passive Strix technology on the new Strix GTX 750 Ti OC! Compared to the Nvidia reference design the OC is up to 7.7% faster (plus GPU Tweak support to push it even further) and the DirectCU II cooler is 20% cooler and 3X quieter. Meanwhile the Super Alloy Power hardware extends lifestyle around 2.5X longer too. Hit the PR inside for more details!

Fitting the gap between R9 280X and R9 270X, the R9 280 (note that's sans-X) is AMD's performance-mainstream fighter in the graphics card market. The ASUS R9 280 DirectCU II has upgraded the stock card with its custom PCB and cooling; a dual-slot DirectCU II cooler that includes the ASUS exclusive CoolTech fan, while the Super Alloy Power hardware adds DIGI+ VRM and extremely hard-wearing POSCAP's (polymerized organic-semiconductor capacitors) to simultaneously extend the life of the card, and increase overclocking performance. Hit the PR button inside to see the full spec and info.

Discover what's inside the new ROG Poseidon GTX 780/GTX 770 graphics card and how its design has changed since the reveal at Computex 2013!

Cool, calm and collected, we unbox and dismantle the new Strix GTX 970 to show you what's in the box and what's under the heatsink.

The official ROG Poseidon video has just gone live, coinciding with the launch of our new ROG YouTube channel!

The Poseidon Platinum GTX 780 and MARS 760 are ROG's two latest graphics cards. With entirely new and custom designs, focused on diversifying the approach to high performance gaming graphics. We've got our hands on a boxed Poseidon to give you an unboxing tour and overview of the new design below.

The new R9 270 is a custom designed DirectCU II card, with its upgraded dual-fan cooler that's up to 20% lower temp and 3x quieter than reference, in addition to Super Alloy Components that can extend the lifetime up to 2.5x. See the full spec inside.

The R9 270X series is the step below AMD's R9 280X and our MATRIX R9 280X. As you can see the DirectCU II cooler is a bit smaller and it doesn't have the CoolTech fan, but it still has the great design and fat heatpipes on top of DIGI+ VRM and Super Alloy Power technology. Here's what you get when you buy one!

AMD's new R9 and R7 series graphics cards are now available, and ASUS has added its renowned DirectCU II and DIGI+ VRM and Super Alloy hardware into the R9 280X, R9 270X and R7 260X designs. This makes them up to 20% cooler and 3x quieter than reference, with a power design that produces 30% less voltage 'noise' and lasts up to 2.5x longer lifespan. For the full spec list, see the PR inside!