If you've gone all-in with Intel's Core Ultra 200S processors, make sure you update the firmware on your Z890 motherboard ...

An ROG Z890 Maximus Hero board, an over-the-top Ryujin cooler, and a special new kind of RAM highlight the nuances of Intel's ...

TUF GAMING B760 motherboards feature comprehensive fan controls that can be configured via the Fan Xpert 4 utility in Armoury Crate or via the award-winning ASUS UEFI BIOS. Each header can be set ...

The prices for Asus’ new lineup of Intel Arrow Lake gaming motherboards have just leaked, with the top-end ROG Maximus models apparently demanding extreme premiums. In fact, the top-end Asus ROG ...

Meet the ASUS ROG STRIX X870E-E Gaming WIFI motherboard that we have on our test bench today, this beautifully designed motherboard is engineered to meet the requirements of modern gaming and high ...

The ASUS TUF Gaming X870-PLUS WIFI motherboard combines military-grade components with advanced features, this motherboard is designed to withstand the rigors of intense gaming sessions while ...

The ASUS ROG Strix X870-I Gaming Wi-Fi is in a class of its own. It packs an impressive feature set into its diminutive size ...

Intel Z890 motherboards can now be pre-ordered from MSI, Gigabyte, ASRock, and Asus, with prices ranging from $199 to $999. This is only for the die-hard Intel fans, though, as Arrow Lake CPUs ...

It's also quite affordable for such new technology. That coming from Asus is rather refreshing. Mark is an expert on 3D printers, drones and phones. He also covers storage, including SSDs ...

ASUS is launching new AM5 socket motherboards, across the line, from bottom to top, based on the new AMD X870 and X870E ...

What qualifies as "budget" in the motherboard market is relative. Asus' TUF Gaming X870-Plus WiFi ($309.99) motherboards are budget-class for AMD's top-shelf X870 chipset, and, according to Asus ...

It’s no secret that the bulk of the reviews we have today are from ASUS, with dozens of new motherboards hitting the market today, and we have boards from Gigabyte and MSI, and more on the way ...