Gigabyte water-cooled eGPU

Gigabyte was showing the world’s first water-cooled eGPU at CES 2020 in Las Vegas. The powerful AORUS RTX 2080 Ti Gaming Box was designed to accelerate workflows by offering incredible boosts in performance. It has been designed for video editing, 3D animation, photography, graphic design, gaming, architectural visualization, and broadcasting.

This is an eGPU for windows-based PCs. It isn’t for use on a Mac. The eGPU was first announced back in November 2019.

KEY FEATURES

powerful GeForce RTX™ 2080 Ti delivers incredible performance for games, creators and A.I.

WATERFORCE all-in-one cooling system

Thunderbolt™ 3 plug and play

Supports 3x USB 3.0 for peripheral

Supports 1x Ethernet port

Supports Power Delivery (PD 3.0) to charge the laptop PC

RGB fusion 2.0 – 16.7M color synchronize with other AORUS devices.

The GIGABYTE GeForce RTX™ 2080 Ti graphics card with 11G memory and 616 GB/s memory bandwidth has 4352 CUDA® Cores and hundreds of Tensor cores operating in parallel. It brings the power of GPU-accelerated artificial intelligence and machine learning to your laptop PC.

So how does all this cooling actually work?

AORUS provides the all-around cooling solution for all key components of the graphics card. It takes care of not only GPU but also VRAM and MOSFET, to ensure a stable overclock operation and longer life.

AORUS WATERFORCE all-in-one cooling system that integrates a large copper plate, a 240mm aluminum radiator and two 120mm fans. And with an optimized pump and water block, it provides the most efficient water flow and cooling performance at a lower noise level.

The cooling system is made up of 5 key components:

ALUMINUM RADIATOR

120MM 2x FANS

LARGE COPPER BASE PLATE

COMPOSITE HEAT PIPES

FEP TUBES

Connectivity

The AORUS RTX 2080 Ti Gaming Box connects to a laptop PC through Thunderbolt™ 3. It provides speeds up to 40 Gbps and delivers 100W to charge your laptop.

There are 10 ports on the box:

1x Thunderbolt 3

2x USB3

1x Ethernet Port

1x HDMI Output

3x Display Ports

1x USB-C

Full Specifications

Graphics Processing GeForce RTX™ 2080 Ti

Graphics card

GIGABYTE WATERFORCE GeForce RTXTM 2080 Ti 11G

GPU clock:1545MHz

Memory clock : 14000 MHz

Memory Bandwidth : 616 GB/s

Memory type : GDDR6

Memory size : 11GB

Digital max resolution : 7680×4320

Multi-veiw : 4

Box Size 300 x 140 x 173 (mm)

Box Weight 3788 (g) ± 5%

I/O Thunderbolt™ 3 type-C x1

Ethernet port x1

USB 3.0 x3

Video output ( HDMI x1, DPx3, USB- C(VirtualLink™)x1 )

PSU 450W, PCI-E 8pin+8pin power

AC INPUT 100-240V ~ / 6A / 50-60Hz

Package content

AORUS RTX™ 2080 Ti Gaming Box * 1

includes GIGABYTE GeForce RTX™ 2080 Ti 11G graphics card

Thunderbolt™ 3 Cable 500mm (USB Type-C) * 1

Power cord * 1

Installation Guide * 1

Driver CD * 1

Carry bag * 1

System Requirement Laptop PC/Desktop PC with Thunderbolt™ 3 port and support external GPU.

Please confirm the Thunderbolt™ 3 compatibility with your PC manufacturer.

Windows 10

ASUS Going Fast: Quad PCIe 4.0 x4 SSD Storage Add-in Card Hyper M.2

One of the driving features of performance in the high-end desktop space is the creator community: the need for fast CPUs and fast storage is strong, regardless of cost. Rendering video, requiring large 8K datasets, and being able to mix and match the hardware to meet the required performance is in-of-itself an exciting area to delve into. In order to meet the needs of the most demanding creators, ASUS is upgrading its quad M.2 card it put into the market last year to now support PCIe 4.0 SSDs for the latest AMD systems.

The card is essentially a mounting point to take a full x16 PCIe slot and bifurcate it into four separate PCIe 4.0 x4 links, which is each paired with an M.2 connector. Thus each drive should be able to achieve full speed – in order to ensure this, the drive also comes with a full aluminium heatsink and fan, which operates at a reasonably low RPM. The fan can be enabled or disabled via a switch on the PCIe bracket, and the bracket also has four activity LEDs for each of the drives.

One of the big issues with the older PCIe 3.0 version was the support of the card on different systems. The card worked well on AMD systems, but had issue with Intel systems, because Intel’s PCIe solution did not support multiple endpoints in the same way. With this new solution, that problem ultimately disappears, because Intel has no PCIe 4.0 solution right now.

We expect the Hyper M.2 x16 Gen 4 card to be available soon, focused mainly for Threadripper and EPYC systems. Pricing should be equivalent to the PCIe 3.0 version.

Here’s a bigger case to house Intel’s tiny Ghost Canyon NUC

Cooler Master’s NC100 small form factor case enables pairing the Ghost Canyon NUC with a full length graphics card.

Intel’s recently unveiled Ghost Canyon NUC seems to have struck a chord with some of its hardware partners, several of which have announced products specifically designed for the modular gaming PC. One of them is Cooler Master’s NC100 small form factor (SFF) case.

In case you missed it, the Ghost Canyon NUC is a fully self-contained PC in its own right, with the option of adding a shortened graphics card inside the comparatively small chassis. It’s significantly more powerful than previous generation NUC systems, and is easy to upgrade—you could simply yank out the main portion of the Ghost Canyon NUC containing the CPU, RAM, and storage, and pop in an upgraded module down the line.

As a gaming PC, you’ll want to pair the NUC with a discrete GPU. Companies like Asus are stepping to the plate with shortened cards designed to fit inside the NUC, including a pair of factory overclocked Dual GeForce RTX 2070 Mini cards (one of the two models sports a slightly more aggressive overclock).

So far it looks like the 2070 is the fastest available GPU for the Ghost Canyon NUC. That’s where Cooler Master’s NC100 comes into play. Like Razer’s recently announced Tomahawk N1, the NC100 affords users the freedom of using a longer graphics card.

It’s a 7.5-liter case, compared to Razer’s 10-liter Tomahawk, so, it’s a bit more compact. The NC100 also comes with an SFX power supply. According to what a Cooler Master rep told The Tech Buyer’s Guru (good find by The Verge), it’s a 650W PSU with 80 Plus Gold certification. That’s exactly the wattage Nvidia recommends for its GeForce RTX 2080 Ti (which is a 280W GPU).

There’s also a special baseboard inside the NC100. This is to allow the Ghost Canyon NUC to communicate with the discrete GPU. Cooler Master says the case with PSU and baseboard will be available at Newegg, CyberPower PC, and other retailers for $199.99 in the second quarter of 2020.

Micron starts sampling DDR5 memory, but your PC will have to wait

DDR4 memory hasn’t been around very long, at least on consumer-level hardware—Intel switched to it with the sixth-generation Core CPUs (Skylake), and AMD adopted DDR4 with the release of the first Ryzen processors. Now we have DDR5 to look forward to, as Micron has announced it has started sending samples of the high-tech RAM to its hardware partners.

Micron promises that DDR5 will deliver “more than an 85% increase in memory performance,” while also doubling memory density. We’re still very far off from mass production of DDR5 RAM, much less the technology trickling down to gaming PCs (Intel reportedly won’t implement support until Sapphire Rapids in 2021), but it’s exciting to hear what’s on the horizon.

Some of the advertised advantages of DDR5 include doubled data rates (from 1600-3200 MT/s to 3200-6400 MT/s), lower power requirements, DQS interval oscillators to better protect against shifts in voltage and temperature, and on-die ECC memory.

Micron hopes to ship DDR5 modules for sever systems in the second half of 2020. You can find more technical information on Micron’s website.

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Monoprice Zero-G 35-Inch Gaming Monitor Review: A Curved Ultra-Wide Bargain

While the prices of curved ultra-wide monitors have come down some since they first appeared a few years ago, they are still a premium purchase. If you add things like fast refresh and adaptive sync, the price can still go north of $600. Ever the one to challenge the market, Monoprice’s Zero-G 35-inch gaming monitor (model number 38035) offers an ultra-wide 3440 x 1440 resolution with a 100Hz refresh rate and AMD FreeSync for just $410. You’ll just have to miss out on some luxuries of the best gaming monitors, like USB ports and the ability to adjust the stand.

The Zero-G 35 checks all the right boxes for gaming. In addition to its higher resolution and on-spot pixel density (106ppi) the VA panel delivers 3,000:1 contrast with a claimed 300 nits of brightness. It’s only certified for FreeSync, but we also got G-Sync to run (to see how, check out our instructions on how to run G-Sync on a FreeSync monitor). Both technologies work down to 48Hz, which is a small range, but the pixel count is low enough that performance with mid-priced graphics cards should be decent.

The panel has an 1800mm curve radius, which is ideal for a monitor this size. There is plenty of wrap but not so much that the image is distorted. The Zero-G 35 works well for business apps like spreadsheets and word processors. But most users are more interested in gaming and in that, it excels. A 35-inch, 21:9 display creates a completely believable version of desktop VR by covering all of the viewer’s peripheral vision when sitting 3 feet away or less.

Color is sRGB, and you won’t get premium tech, like HDR or a DCI-P3 gamut, but at this price — on paper at least — it’s hard to think of any significantly better displays in this class specs-wise.

Unpacking and Accessories

You’ll need to break out the Phillips-head screwdriver to assemble the Zero-G 35’s base, upright and panel. Once everything’s locked down, the package is quite solid. If you prefer to use your own hardware, extra brackets are included that create a 100mm VESA lug pattern. The only cables in the box are DisplayPort and IEC power. You’ll find the user manual on the Monoprice website.

Product 360

Though the Zero-G 35 is one of the least-expensive curved ultra-wides available, Monoprice has not cut corners on build quality. Once assembled, the package is solid. The stand looks slender but supports the heavy panel without any play or wobble. It’s made from solid aluminum, anodized black, with a wide base. The only adjustment is 13 degrees of tilt; there is no height or swivel. It sits a bit low so some users may want to elevate it on a small pedestal. In our case, we simply angled it upward and had no viewing issues.

The bezel is a slim 9mm around the top and sides with a wider strip across the bottom. Four control buttons sit under the right edge along with a power key. The latter is far too easy to press by mistake, and we turned off the monitor several times during testing accidentally. The buttons are also much closer together than their representative icons in the on-screen display (OSD). You’ll have to develop a feel for them which we did after a few hours. Menu navigation is a bit clunky when compared to more mainstream displays.

Styling is clearly meant for gamers with nicely-rendered angles and corners around the back and sides. The power LED sheds a soft blue light on the desktop, and two more lights adorn the back. They glow red and can be set to shine steady or flicker, but you can’t change the color.

Inputs include three HDMI ports: one is 2.0 and supports FreeSync up to 100Hz and two are 1.4 and only go to 65Hz. The single DisplayPort 1.2 accepts both FreeSync and G-Sync and signals up to 100Hz. There are no built-in speakers, but you do get a 3.5mm headphone output with volume control in the OSD. USB ports are also absent.

OSD Features

The OSD has everything you need for gaming, including aiming points, a FreeSync toggle and a full set of calibration controls. There are also a number of image enhancements, like sharpness and dynamic contrast.

Though the Zero-G 35 looks OK out of the box, calibration made a significant improvement in color tracking and image fidelity. Monoprice provids two fixed color temp presets, plus a user mode with RGB sliders. There are also five gamma options ranging from 1.8 to 2.6. If you want to tweak the color saturation and hue, those sliders are there as well. A low blue light mode rounds out the color setting menu.

One thing you’ll need to do right away is turn FreeSync on because it’s left off by default. That will enable G-Sync with Nvidia-equipped PCs, as confirmed by our tests. Other menu features include a dual-source PBP mode, aspect ratio options and a list of enhancers that include noise reduction, dynamic contrast, edge enhancement and a three-level overdrive. The last menu, called Other, has a factory reset function in case you want to return all settings to their defaults.

Setup and Calibration

The Zero-G 35 measures just OK out of the box. Grayscale is a bit green, and gamma is too light, tracking around 2.0 instead of the preferred 2.2. This in turn affects color saturation, which is slightly washed out. After changing gamma to 2.4 and adjusting the RGB sliders in the User color temp mode, the image greatly improved. This monitor adheres almost perfectly to the sRGB color gamut and after calibration, is accurate enough to be used for color-critical work.

Gaming and Hands-on

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Other Monoprice gaming monitors we’ve reviewed have proved adequate to the task and good performers for the price. The Zero-G 35 takes image quality to a level above its predecessors. Playing a few hours of Tomb Raider and Call of Duty: WWII presentsedan environment awash in rich color and deep contrast. There is nothing like a VA panel for gaming. You won’t see a significantly better picture unless you are playing on a FALD (full-array local dimming) display with HDR and high brightness. For $410, it’s hard to imagine better.

Control response was excellent with quick and sure movements during battle. Enemies were easy to spot at a distance, thanks to that deep contrast. Truly black blacks meant motion was easier to detect and focus on. If you like to use an aiming point, one of the Zero-G 35’s control buttons will call up either a dot or a cross in red or green.

FreeSync and G-Sync Compatibility worked equally well, even though the monitor’s not officially certified for G-Sync. Our AMD machine is a bit long in the tooth but still managed speeds around 60 frames per second (fps) with detail set to a medium level. This is good performance for budget gaming PCs.

With an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti FE we hit 100 fps with maximum detail. There was no lag or significant motion blur at any time. The overdrive effect was subtle. There was no ghosting or other artifacts, but it didn’t work aggressively either. There was a slight smearing at times, but we didn’t find it distracting.

The wraparound effect was palpable and compelling. While there are many great gaming monitors in the 16:9 aspect ratio, 21:9 is still our preferred way to play. The Zero-G 35’s 1800R curve brings the sides into one’s peripheral vision without causing distortion. It’s the ideal size, shape and curve for an immersive experience. And its QHD resolution strikes a good balance between clarity and performance. The processing load isn’t quite as heavy as it would be with a 4K gaming monitor but you still get a solid 106ppi pixel density.

The Windows desktop is rendered sharply with excellent contrast and color. You won’t miss the extra color of a DCI-capable monitor when and sRGB display like this delivers such good accuracy. Our calibration brought color, grayscale and gamma to near-reference levels. We’ll take an accurate sRGB monitor over an inaccurate DCI one any day.

Uncalibrated – Maximum Backlight Level

To put the Zero-G 35’s performance in perspective, we have three curved ultra-wides and two curved 16:9 screens in the 27-inch size. There’s the LG 34GK950F, a premium screen with HDR. Also, at the high end of the price scale is the ViewSonic XG350R-C. At a lower price point is the MSI MAG341CQ. The least-expensive curved screens are the two 27-inch, 16:9 panels, the Pixio PXC273 and Samsung 27-inch CRG5. All monitors use VA panels, except the LG, which has IPS.

Monoprice specs the Zero-G 35 at 300 nits, but our sample measured 378 nits with the brightness maxed. That’s plenty of light for any application or environment. If HDR were added in the future, the panel would only need a small bump in output to earn VESA’s DisplayHDR 400 certification.

Black levels are quite low at just 0.1225 nit with the backlight on its highest setting. That delivers a static contrast ratio of 3085.3:1; higher than many other VA displays. The Monoprice has excellent image depth, and once the gamma is set to a higher value, it looks even better.

Our calibration settings moved the Zero-G 35 up one spot in the standings for the Maximum Black Luminance test with a 0.08 nit score. Contrast was a bit lower after adjustments but still above-average at 2,484.9:1. This is excellent performance. In the intra-image test, the ratio stayed solid at 2,427.6:1. The difference between the static and ANSI ratios is too small to be seen by the naked eye, which speaks to Monoprice’s excellent engineering and quality control. This may be an inexpensive monitor, but it delivers superb contrast with all content.

The Zero-G 35’s default picture mode is Standard, which features an accurate sRGB color gamut but grayscale and gamma that are a little off the mark. Luckily, it’s possible to dial things in with a few tweaks.

Grayscale and Gamma Tracking

The default chart shows the monitor’s default gamma setting of 2.2 and the Warm color temp preset. It indicates a visible green tint in the Zero-G’s grayscale tracking that tint becomes easier to see as brightness increases. Gamma is also too low, which means the picture looks more washed-out than it should. With this much contrast available, we’d rather see it be too dark.

By selecting the User mode, the RGB sliders are unlocked and, happily, they start center-range. By adjusting them in a balanced fashion, we fixed the grayscale tracking without a major reduction in contrast. Changing the gamma preset to 2.4 gave us near-perfect tracking that was linear but a tad below the line. 2.18 is a major improvement though. Not only is the picture more three-dimensional, it looks more colorful too.

Comparisons

A 5.00 DeltaE (dE) average grayscale error is a bit higher than many of today’s gaming monitors. The Samsung delivers above-average performance, but most screens manage between 3 and 4dE for their default measurement. Our few tweaks to the RGB sliders brought grayscale tracking to a very accurate point. 1.2dE should be achievable by any monitor, regardless of price.

The default gamma is too light but a change in preset from 2.2 to 2.4 solved that issue neatly. Tracking beca,e super-tight with just a .06 range of values and a 0.91% deviation from 2.2. It doesn’t get much better than that. The picture now became more saturated and colorful with deep blacks and bright highlights.

Color Gamut Accuracy

The light default gamma tracking is responsible for under-saturation in the Zero-G 35’s gamut test. Though the outer points are almost spot-on the sRGB spec, the inner targets are all a bit short of the mark. That adds to the image’s washed-out appearance. Our adjustments made a significant difference with visibly richer color and greater detail in all areas of the picture. Except for a tiny under-saturation in the blue primary, color saturation and hue became right on target.

Comparisons

All the monitors here post respectable color gamut numbers, but the Zero-G 35 is better than average. Not many displays can get under the magical 1dE error level, but this one comes awfully close. That’s impressive performance for any screen and doubly-so for one at this price point.

Gamut volume is right on the money with 100.85% coverage of sRGB. The MSI and Pixio screens intentionally render greater volume in order to come closer to DCI-P3. This is fine if you want extra color at the expense of accuracy. But for sRGB content, the Monoprice will show it correctly, and this is something color purists like us prefer. The Zero-G 35 can be used for color-critical applications once calibrated.

Viewing Angles

The Zero-G 35 has only fair off-axis image quality. Though the color shift isn’t significant, there is a 50% reduction in light output. Detail remains well-rendered, but if you set the backlight at a medium to low level, the image will be hard to see at 45 degrees to the sides. The top-down view is similar with a reduction in detail but not much change in color.

Screen Uniformity

While this test is sample-specific, there aren’t many monitors that have screen uniformity this good. Anything under 10% is an acceptable result, but few make it to the 5% level. Our observation of black field patterns in a completely dark room revealed nothing but even tones. There were no hotspots, glowing areas or backlight bleed. All our visual tests revealed good quality control by Monoprice.

Pixel Response and Input Lag

The Zero-G 35 stays in lock-step with its 100Hz competition, showing that its low price doesn’t mean a reduction in performance. An 11ms screen draw time keeps blur to a minimum, and the overdrive helps with that. A 37ms total lag score won’t appeal to the most competitive gamers with super-human reflexes, but everyone else can expect satisfying gameplay. In our experience, motion was smooth and stutter-free with no perceptible lag in control inputs. Mouse movements looked quick and sure, regardless of how fast-paced the action was.

With curved ultra-wide monitors high on many gamer’s wish lists, the only obstacle is price. Though they’ve come down a bit since first appearing on the market, you’d usually have to shell out at least $600 or more for a 35-inch QHD screen like the Zero-G 35. Monoprice has certainly shaken things up with a $410 asking price and though some less-important features have been left out, everything you need for a satisfying gaming experience is there.

You won’t get a fancy adjustable stand, though the included one is very solid. And there are no speakers or USB ports. The overdrive is a bit weak, and there is no backlight strobe. But with a reliable 100Hz refresh rate, FreeSync (and even unofficial G-Sync support), accurate color with calibration and excellent contrast, games will display with rich detail and vibrant color. The image competes favorably with all but the most expensive premium screens.

Gaming monitors come in all shapes and sizes, but once you’ve experienced a 34 or 35-inch ultra-wide, it’s hard to go back to 16:9. If your budget hasn’t allowed for a curved 21:9 screen in the past, the Monoprice Zero-G 35 might be inexpensive enough to warrant an upgrade. Though it has a relatively slim feature list, its price/performance ratio is high. This is well worth considering for value-conscious shoppers. 

CES 2020: HP’s Envy All-in-One 32 w/ Core i7, GeForce RTX 2080, HDR600, 2.1 Audio

Although all-in-one desktops are rather popular among many casual users, high-performance AIOs remain exotic and yet have to take off. At CES 2020, HP has introduced its new Envy 32 All-in-One desktop with ingredients that will make many fully-fledged desktops jealous. The system has an advanced Intel Core i7 CPU, NVIDIA’s high-end GPU, a sophisticated audio sub-system, and, even more importantly, a very good 4K display.

HP’s Envy 32 All-in-One system is based on Intel’s 9th Generation Core i7 processor with up to eight cores and up to 65 W TDP that is accompanied by up to NVIDIA’s GeForce RTX 2080 discrete GPU. The PC comes with NVIDIA Studio drivers certified by developers of over 40 professional creative and design applications, so it ready for these programs out-of-box. The machine can also be equipped with up to 32 GB of DDR4 memory as well as 1 TB PCIe SSD or even two drives. Considering the desktop components inside, and the socketed nature of the CPUs and memory, user-upgradability may even be possible.

Considering rather powerful hardware inside the Envy 32 All-in-One, it is aimed at people who do some serious work and need more than one monitor and expanded storage. To that end, the AIO has a Thunderbolt 3 port and an HDMI output to connect a DAS and an additional displays. Quite naturally, there are also other ports available for peripherals and other expansions. Furthermore, expect the AIO to feature Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

One of the key advantages of the Envy 32 All-in-One is its 31.5-inch 4K Ultra-HD monitor that features 600 nits brightness, a 6000:1 contrast ratio, and can display 98% of the DCI-P3 color space. This will make the Envy 32 the first PC display to feature HDR 600 certification. Also, the LCD will come factory-calibrated to a Delta E<2 accuracy. This will be the first On top of the display is a pop-up webcam that physically turns on and pops up when it is needed by a legitimate Windows 10 application.

As for audio, the Envy 32 All-in-One comes with a 2.1 audio sub-system co-developed with Bang & Olufsen that features two tweeters, two medium drivers, and a woofer. It is noteworthy that the speakers can be used to stream audio from a Bluetooth-enabled smartphone or a tablet without turning the PC on.

The HP Envy 32 All-in-One comes with a wireless Bluetooth keyboard and mouse. The former has a special slot for a smartphone and a tablet and assuming that these devices support external BT keyboards, Envy’s keyboard can be used to type SMS or emails.

As for design, the Envy 32 All-in-One features a black chassis, ultra-thin display bezels, heathered acoustic cloth on the speakers, and a metal base with dark ash woodgrain finish. Speaking of the metal base, it also integrates a wireless charging pad.

The new HP Envy 32 All-in-One is now available directly from HP as well as from leading retailers like Amazon or Best Buy. Entry-level configurations start at $1599.99, whereas higher-end machines are naturally more expensive.

CES 2020: ASUS Unveils All-White Concept Strix X570 Motherboard

Amid a plethora of ASUS announcements and product showcases at CES 2020, one of the more interesting pieces of hardware on display came on the motherboard side. In what ASUS is currently calling a concept, it had a full system with white components on display, including an X570 Strix motherboard dressed to the nines in white heatsinks and covers.

While ASUS hasn’t given much away about which model it’s based on. the specifications list include support for DDR4-4400 memory with a capacity of up to 128 GB, with an Intel AX200 Wi-Fi 6 wireless interface, and a Realtek RTL8125-AG 2.5 G Ethernet controller. A SupremeFX S1220A HD audio codec handles the onboard audio, while the rear panel features plenty of USB 3.2 Gen2 connectivity. The PCB, controller layout and overall PCB layout not only resemble the ASUS ROG Strix X570 E Gaming motherboard, but it has identical specifications match between the two boards.

On the rear panel cover is the typical Strix branding with an illuminated Strix RGB logo, while the M.2 heatsinks and chipset heatsink have the Strix inspired graffiti etching. A two-digit LED debugger is located at the bottom, with plenty of headers and connectors for superior connectivity; again, resemblant of the ASUS ROG Strix X570 E-Gaming. As with all other ASUS X570 models, the X570 is actively cooled.

At present, the all-white ROG Strix X570 motherboard is just a concept, but we’ve seen ASUS release white themed models before including the Prime series, as well as limited-edition versions of its Sabertooths (now TUF). This could be one ASUS concept that makes it to retail, but it still remains to be seen. 

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