ASUS ROG AIO, PSU and Smartphone leak before Computex reveal

WYP · #1 04-06-18, 07:10 AM

Expect more ROG products later today.

Read more about ASUS' leaked ROG AIO, PSU and Smartphone products.

UnawareLlama23 · #2 04-06-18, 08:22 AM

Do you think the AIO with the square block covers VRMs as well?

WYP · #3 04-06-18, 08:30 AM

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Originally Posted by UnawareLlama23

Do you think the AIO with the square block covers VRMs as well?

Possibly, hard to know for sure without seeing the block from the other side. The ROG press conference is today, so we should hear more soon.

Peace Ð · #4 04-06-18, 08:42 AM

Very interesting stuff, to say the least! Especially the AIOs. Hopefully the RoG lettering on the 240 coldplate is not present on the final product

Now if they made RAM and cases as well, then you could build an entire system with ASUS products

Dicehunter · #5 04-06-18, 09:28 AM

While I like Asus I'll stick to buying their GPU's and Motherboards, I've had too many problems with their other products to trust them with something as important as a PSU or CPU cooler.

g0ggles1994 · #6 04-06-18, 10:33 AM

The phone is intriguing but I would hold onto how well it performs as a phone as well as a gaming device.

The block on the round AIO just looks tacky with the logo just slapped on with an RGB ring underneath, Something like what NZXT have on their Krakens would have been brilliant. However, the square AIO which looks like it could allegedly do VRMs as well is certainly a very neat idea if it does but I doubt it would support a lot of motherboards (and only suppot Intel)

I can't help but think the PSU is unnecessary though, especially since most high end cases shroud the PSU away leaving no point for RGB unless you have a case like a Phanteks Enthoo

Peace Ð · #7 04-06-18, 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by g0ggles1994

The block on the round AIO just looks tacky with the logo just slapped on with an RGB ring underneath, Something like what NZXT have on their Krakens would have been brilliant.

I doubt that the picture in the article is what the final product will look like as it's just a press photo and you can see that it's just a photoshop.

Funnily, their case has just been announced