Briony takes a look at the ASUS ROG Strix Hero II GL504GM Laptop. Its on sale right now for £1800 at Overclockers UK and it ...

Not to be confused with the 15in Strix Scar II announced at Computex 2018, the Strix Scar II we are looking at today was ...

Picking up one of the best Asus routers on the market is an excellent investment for your internet connectivity. While the company might make you think of gaming laptops or peripherals first ...

Right now, for example, the best Asus gaming laptop is the ROG Strix Scar 16, pairing high-end components with a fair price tag and a gorgeous display. I've put all the latest Asus gaming laptops ...

The age of Ada has now passed, and some of the new Nvidia GeForce RTX 5000 gaming GPU range is all set to be unleashed very soon, but what do Jensen and his team of GPU architects have in store ...

That’s why I set out to find the best gaming headsets—those that deliver immersive, high-fidelity spatial audio that drops you into the middle of the battlefield or helps you detect a lurking ...

For most PC gamers, buying a prebuilt gaming rig is far more attractive than it used to be. Years ago it was inarguably cheaper to build your own gaming PC than to buy a boutique gaming rig.

All in all, the ROG Strix G lineups are among the best-selling Asus performance and gaming laptops, and have been some of the most competitive options in their space over the years. Much like in the ...

We've got a new roster of the best gaming laptops heading our way this year, with Nvidia RTX 50-Series configurations set to hit the shelves in the next few months. While these 2025 releases aren ...

Why it matters: After a decade of robust growth from 2011 to 2021, the gaming industry has hit a plateau, creating a climate of caution and reduced investment. However, amidst this stagnation ...

The Asus ROG Strix B850-F Gaming WiFi is a well-equipped motherboard and a great match for Ryzen 9000 series processors. But at $300, the competition is fierce, offering more features, better ...

Years ago, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella decided to buy some pricey game studios to try to prop up the tech giant's gaming division. Now, the company is saying goodbye to more staff.