Is it worth getting ASUS’ ProArt PZ13 over a Microsoft Surface Pro 11? In our review, we find the answer is yes — if you’re ...

With VRR support for the Asus ROG Ally added to the Steam Deck OS in a new update, official support could now finally be on ...

ASUS has announced the release of twelve new motherboard models based on the Intel Z890 chipset, designed to support the Intel Core Ultra 200S processors. These motherboards utilize the latest LGA1851 ...

Wi-Fi 7 is here, and ASUS is leading the charge in offering cutting-edge routers and mesh systems for all users. Join us as ...

You can access the System Information utility in two ways ... way to confirm the model of your motherboard. Most motherboards have their name, serial number, or other identifiable logos, such as "ROG" ...

Introduction ASUS is launching new AM5 socket motherboards, across the line, from bottom to top, based on the new AMD X870 and X870E chipsets in September 2024. Across ASUS’s lineup of PRIME, ProArt, ...

Gemini is a free chatbot, search companion and more. Here's what you need to know about Google's AI tool. Barbara is a tech writer specializing in AI and emerging technologies. With a background ...

If you want a motherboard that offers a great blend of price and performance, then you’d want to check out the ASUS ROG Strix B550-F Gaming WiFi II. This is an ATX board with a very gamey design, as ...

Motherboard manufacturers started to implement "recommended" Intel Baseline Profiles to BIOS files. Asus added a Baseline profile , but it didn't do quite what Intel recommended.

Social media users are churning out a lot of content using Gen AI tools, and a lot of the imagery appears to ignore copyright laws. An AI copyright tool is now going after AI-generated content on ...

Cancer diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment planning are being revolutionized by AI-powered diagnostic technologies ... therapy response assessment, and surveillance tool in addition to being a problem ...

If you've got a GPU drawing up to 600 W, an Intel CPU sucking 300 W or more, plus 420 W of motherboard power, well, you probably need a PSU rated at about 1,500 W to be on the safe side, which is ...