We’re a huge fan of the latest range of PSUs from ASUS. Their latest design looks to continue that adoration too. Featuring RoG themed heatsinks, the kind you normally see on their high-end motherboards, ultra-clean layout and airflow, and high-end components throughout.
They even feature premium ASUS fans. However, since they’ve worked with Noctua before, and looking at the ultra-low tolerance between fan blades and the shroud, I’d say this still IS a Noctua fan.
It also features a magnetic side panel, allowing you to have this gorgeous ASUS eye logo on the side, which can obviously be flipped as required.
Or this funky ASUS Game On graphic.
The lighting is pretty special too, with a projected side panel effect that illuminates the area around it or the side of your chassis. It’s bonkers, and I love it!
Why have all the lights inside your chassis? These funky desktop laps are like the PC gamers Lava Lamps!
Throw some ASUS RoG keycaps on your favourite keyboard!
Or an ASUS RGB mouse mat, because, why not!
This is one of my favourites though, the STRIX Scope PBT keyboard. I love the change up of colours. Not all customisation has to come from RGB you know!
All this and more should be hitting the market soon. It looks like ASUS fans will have more ways than ever before to flex their RoG fandom in 2019.
We just want to say a massive thank you to our sponsors for Computex 2019; EK, Taitra, Patriot, Corsair and Viper Gaming. We’ll be bringing you the latest products and news for all these brands and many more while we’re in Taiwan. Check out our Computex 2019 event page for the latest!
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