ASUS Unveils ROG Range of Laptops & Desktop at Computex 2016
Asus just announced new Transformers series and Zenbook 3 laptops. Looks like they aren’t gonna stop with that, now they have added new devices in their Republic Of Gamers (ROG) series. A very powerful laptop – ROG GX800, a powerful gaming desktop – ROG G31, a modular PC – ROG Avalon which lets you add or remove components, and many more.
ROG GX800:
At Computex in Taipai, Asus announced ROG GX800, sequel of the ROG GX700, which was launched in India a few months ago. The laptop is very powerful and has top of the line configurations. GX800 is engineered with the latest NVIDIA SLI GPU and Intel K-series CPUs for powerful desktop-like performance, with two 330W power supplies for uncompromising gaming experiences. It also offers upgraded exclusive liquid-cooled docking station to enable extreme overclocking of the CPU, GPU and DRAM. The processor is clocked at 4.4GHz, while the GPU runs at 1428MHz with its memory at 3.8GHz.
ROG GX800 also features a mechanical keyboard — called MechTAG, or Mechanical Tactile Advanced Gaming — with a solid keystroke action. It is also illuminated by multicolor (RGB) LEDs with key-level customization, and has anti-ghosting technology across the whole keyboard to prevent missed key-presses.
ROG G31 Edition 10:
ROG G31 Edition 10 is a special ROG 10th-anniversary gaming desktop PC featuring a compact, 20-liter chassis, one-click CPU overclocking, and an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 GPU with 2-way SLI for the ultimate 4K UHD gaming experience. It has a futuristic design with Mayan-inspired markings and ROG-exclusive 3D vapor-chamber thermal technology with dual hidden-airflow channels that help keep the system cool and quiet. A dedicated ESS audio DAC and amplifier headphone jack delivers Hi-Fi-grade audio to a gaming headset.
ROG Avalon:
ROG Avalon is a modular PC which lets you add or remove components with ease. It is built around an all-new motherboard and chassis design. By rethinking the limits of the ATX form-factor and redesigning the motherboard and case as a single entity, rather than as two items in tandem.
Avalon features SSD, PSU and graphics-adapter boards for plug-and-play simplicity without messy cabling, and simultaneously brings each component to the forefront for easy access. Avalon’s Z170 chipset-based motherboard also comes with a modular rear I/O for customized connectivity options to fit every need.
For more devices check their press release here.
