ASUS will also be releasing*** the AMD 8-Series Chipset motherboards based on 880G and 870 as well as the 760G Chipset on the AM3+ socket for increased selection so users can enjoy AM3 and AM3+ CPUs.

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Pixellized for your viewing pleasure We've managed to get our hands on a picture of what should be the first AM3 motherboard from Asus and once again the model name code has been changed to ...

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Asus has addressed multiple reports that its new quick-release motherboards are damaging graphics cards, saying it's not really an issue.

The new Asus ROG Maximus Z890 Extreme for the Intel Core Ultra 200 CPU range reportedly costs over a grand, and its siblings are expensive too.

Today we are looking at the Sabertooth 990FX from Asus which provides military grade components and stability at an affordable price.