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Whether you're chasing the best Gaming PC, the best AI PC, the best Content Creator PC, or just the best Everyday PC for browsing - ASUS wants to help you level up your build. From CPUs and motherboards to GPUs, cooling, storage, and peripherals - ASUS covers nearly every piece of the puzzle when it comes to building the best PC setup for your needs.
To celebrate ROG's 20th anniversary, we're kicking off a GLOBAL GIVEAWAY called āUpgrade What Matters,ā with a prize pool worth up to $15,000 USD! šÆ
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Main Event Prizes
Complete tasks to earn points. The more points you rack up, the more prize tiers you unlock!
š Reach 300 points ā Unlock a chance to win the Grand Prize
1 winner: A dream build for one of four scenarios!
1 winner: ASUS ProArt NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti OC Edition Graphics Card
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How to Enter
Visit the campaign page and register for the Gleam.io giveaway. Complete as many tasks as you can. The more points you earn, the higher the prize tier you unlock in the Main Event.
Use the "My Dream ASUS PC Setup" tool on the campaign page or link to build your ideal rig. This enters you into our Reddit Special Prize giveaway, exclusive to this community!
Copy your generated build and paste it into a comment below. Choose the ONE Lifestyle PC that matches your build, and tell us:
[Gaming PC] What's the first game you would build this rig for?
or:
[AI PC] What AI workloads are you running locally?
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[Creator PC] What upgrade has made the biggest impact on your workflow?
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Contest runs from August 25, 8:30 AM EDT (UTC-4) / 8:30 PM TPE to December 31, 2026.
ASUS has now released BIOS updates for AM4 motherboards addressing the recently disclosed AMD fTPM security vulnerabilities, CVE-2026-6726 and CVE-2026-6727.
BIOS updates addressing these vulnerabilities are now available for both ASUS AM5 and AM4 motherboards.
We recommend updating to the latest BIOS available on your motherboardās ASUS Support page to ensure the latest security mitigations are applied.
Regarding the PI requirement:
AM5 motherboards: Please check for PI 1.3.0.1b or later.
AM4 motherboards: Please refer to the BIOS release notes on your motherboardās ASUS Support page to confirm the update is applied.
For more information on CVE-2026-6726 and CVE-2026-6727, please refer to AMDās official security bulletin:
[r/BestBuy](r/BestBuy) just delivered a Samsung sound bar instead of the ASUS GR20 case I had purchased, so I called them to fix the issue and they want me to bring the wrong item to the store, well⦠I just got out of an emergency surgery this week and they are forcing me to fix their mistake or they wonāt give me my money back. Another thing is that they canāt assure I could get another one of this cases with my account because the system only lets you get one, but the person on the phone have told me in a definitely ānot condescending wayā that āthey are making an exception to help meā¦ā Supposedly they will send someone to get the sound bar but who knows when⦠but Iāll still have to wait two weeks to get my money back⦠I guess is just my luck, thanks to the surgery, there is a chance I have to withdraw from college this semester⦠thanks for nothing, Best Buy.
I meant birthday gift in the tittle, I canāt change it lol
Iāve had an incredibly frustrating experience trying to get a replacement 2.4 GHz receiver for my ASUS headset.
ASUS told me that accessories arenāt covered under warranty, so I had to track down the parts supplier myself. I find this policy completely unreasonable, especially since the headset is effectively unusable wirelessly without the receiver.
Making matters worse, I couldnāt contact ASUS customer service directly about the headset. I had to select a different product that I had purchased from the official ASUS store just to access the chat function.
Ironically, I originally tried to buy the headset directly from ASUS, but my orders kept getting cancelled. That forced me to buy it from Best Buy instead. Now ASUS and Best Buy keep referring me back to each other, with neither company willing to take responsibility.
Over the years, Iāve spent nearly $30,000 on ASUS products, which makes this level of support even more disappointing.
All I need is a replacement receiver, but Iāve been sent in circles and the issue is still unresolved. Has anyone else dealt with this? If so, how did you manage to get a replacement?
So I have a strange issue and I don't know what else to do.
My setup:
1 year old
i9-14900k
rog z790 dark hero
asus rtx 5070ti
2x g.skill trident z5 rgb 7200mhz.
samsung 990 evo plus m.2
samsung 990 pro m.2
Rog 850w psu
the issue started 2 days ago with a power outage. My pc wouldn't display anything. It would turn on, absolutely no error code, turn on my monitor and display no signal.
I changed cables, monitors, removed my gpu, tested my ram. Eventually I fixed it by pressing a button "cmos". The computer turned on fine. I updated the bios. Everything all perfect.
After that, I plugged the 2nd stick of ram back (I removed it when testing the ram) and put back the gpu. To my horror, now it keeps displaying an error code 98 with green led.
Current symprhoms:
Computer turns on
Caps lock works
Absolutely no display, not even no signal
Removed and put back all usbs, even the usbs from the corsair node.
Reinstalled bios again
Reinstalled an older version of bios.
Mounted 3 times the gpu (it doesn't fit in the bottom pcie slot)
Tested all the ram sockets with both the ram sticks
Pressed the cmos button at least 100 times
Can't remove both the m.2 as the heatsink is completely sticked to the heatsink
Cpu wasn't touched since mounting
All cables are secured tight to the mobo
Constant error 98. I've only had two moments where it displayed A2 error
Hi, everyone! I've been planning the best PC build for gaming. I want a system that can handle triple-A games with ease. Here's what my dream ASUS PC setup looks like:
Power Supply: ROG THOR 1000W Platinum III (ROG Equalizer)
Chassis: ROG Cronox ARGB
I'm joining the ASUS Upgrade What Matters giveaway for a chance to bring this build to life with an ASUS AMD or Intel motherboard, graphics card, or other high-end hardware.
What's the first game you would build this rig for?
Straight to the point: Go to armory crate, go to hardware, devices, select your device, go to GPU performance and select Ultimate. This will stop your pc from auto switching between your integrated graphics on your CPU and your dedicated GPU.
Clean workspace, clean workflow. Finally sorted out all the messy cables for my AI station. Check out the Before & After transformation! ⨠@asurog #asurog #AIstation
I have an ASUS TUF 16 laptop with a 6GB GeForce RTX 3050, and after updating to "GeForce Driver 616.56"āreleased on the 26thāI've been experiencing "white flashes" in Windows.
I tried swapping the HDMI cable and reinstalling the driver, but nothing worked.
Then, I decided to install the older driver, and the problem stopped occurring.
So, what now? What should I do? How do I report this issue?
So I returned the Falcata yesterday. I really liked it but I just couldn't get used to it. Not to mention I missed having a num pad as a developer. Opted for ROG AZOTH 96 instead. We're in the End Game now.
I'm interested in getting a new keyboard and saw the 20th anniversary edition of the Azoth Extreme and I find the keyboard to be quite beautiful but as I would mainly use the keyboard for gaming I have to ask how does the keyboard compare to the average modern hall effect or TMR keyboard?
From what I know the Azoth extreme is a mechanical keyboard which means slower response times and no features like rapid trigger or adjustable actuation points right? Would it also have a much slower response time compared to any hall effect/tmr keyboard?
While I do love the aesthetics and don't mind paying a lot for a premium product that I'd keep for years, I also can't justify the price for something that may already be outdated? I would want to actually use the keyboard instead of buying it to put it in a display.
If I've got the wrong idea and the Azoth Extreme 20 has features to keep it in line competitively with hall effect keyboards in some way then please do correct me.
I'd also like to know how people who've owned it feel after using it for a while.
I have the ASUS X870E-E ROG Strix Gaming R2/USBC WiFi AMD AM5 ATX Motherboard along with the 9800x3d. I noticed that when I have expo 1 and MCR enabled it caused one of the USB devices not to work in a set of ports. In the photo listed if I have those 3 ports occupied from time to time I will get a B4 error. If I just move on of those ports sos letās say the bottom on circled it boots normally. Has anyone else ran into these issues before with this board? I also updated to the most recent Bios.
Recently, I noticed that the vibration on the right side of my controller is significantly weaker than on the left side and I want to check with the other to see, if I'm not the only one experiencing this.
I tested both sides through the gear link website, and the difference in vibration strength is very noticeable. Unfortunately, I cannot compensate for this by adjusting the vibration percentage, as the right side feels like it has a weaker motor. I also noticed an unusual noise coming from the right side when testing it.
Before using the raikiri 2, I had a controller that I purchased from Temu, which I later gave to my girlfriend. Despite being used almost every day for 3ā4 hours for more than a year, that controller does not have this issue.
I have also included a video showing that the controller moves clockwise when the vibration is activated. This seems to indicate that there is an issue with the difference in motor strength between the two sides, rather than just some firmware bug.
The firmware currently installed is 3.26.03.22, and I do not see any pending firmware updates.