In addition to increasing network efficiency by fourfold through teaming with multiple devices, it reduces latency as well, which promises a seamless gaming experience for users. As the world’s first 10Gbps wifi router, the Rapture GT-AX11000 is build to handle the demands of extreme gaming, clocking in a peak aggregate throughput of approximately 11,000Mbps, and delivering data at 2.5 times the normal rate.
In gaming, wifi speeds are of utmost importance, and more so if multiplayer and co-op play is involved. Meanwhile, being decked out in reinforced sleeve tubing helps to increase its overall durability, and ensures that both grounds of aesthetics and lastingness are covered.įor an extra dose of cooling, the Ryuo’s 120-mm and 240-mm radiators are shaped after the in-house Wing Blade design – shared by ROG graphic cards and the team’s brand-new Thor PSU – for optimised airflow and static pressure. For an enhanced cooling experience, the Ryujin comes armed with an embedded micro-fan that brings CPU temperatures down by up to 20✬, which is accompanied by PPC radiator fans for improved airflow at reduced noise levels.
On the note of personalisation, the Ryujin and Ryuo coolers are heavy on that, sporting addressable LEDs that allow for the colour customisation and synced lighting with compatible components inside the chassis, as well as other rig peripherals.īoth setups are not just frills for show, however, and are more than equipped to deliver. This means that users are able to monitor hardware and display vitals like temperatures, voltages, and fan speeds, while adding a touch of customisation to the default ROG logo by highlighting their gamer tag, alongside the freedom of bespoke branding for system builders. Not only are the liquid duo ROG’s first-ever AIO coolers, they are also the world’s first ones with an OLED display, which indicates real-time system stats and displays personalised images and gifs. Throw an Intel 8th-Gen processor, a NVIDIA GTX 1070 graphics card, and an improved cooling into the mix, and a gaming paradise awaits. Building upon past specs from their predecessors, the SCAR II and Hero II are each equipped with an impressive refresh rate of 144Hz alongside a three-millisecond response time – the first to have the honour of so. The first iterations of the Strix SCAR and Hero were specially tailored for FPS and MOBA players respectively, and it stands to reason that the refreshed line remains the same. It also comes with three separate accessories for different gameplay experiences: the Mobile Desktop Dock, Twinview Dock, and Gamevice and the ASUS WiGig Dock that operates like a Nintendo Switch.Īll in all, it’s sleek, cool, and likely to be costly – though it’s a more-than-reasonable trade-off for this mobile gaming beast. It’s especially apt, too, since they have years of both laptop- and smartphone-making experience under their belt, and that certainly shows in the form of the ROG Phone.ĭesigned to stand up against the two existing parties, it’s jam-packed with impressive features and specs that run the gamut from a refresh rate of 90Hz and one-millisecond response time, to a Snapdragon 845 chipset and 6,000mAH battery charge. With the introduction of the Razer Phone and Xiaomi Blackshark, it was only a matter of time before ASUS would release a gaming phone to call theirs. Here are some notable ones that have caught our eye.
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