ASUS ROG Strix OLED XG27AQDMGR adds True Black GLossy anti-reflection

ASUS set to launch ROG Strix OLED XG27AQDMGR monitor with anti-reflection and burn-in protection

ASUS has updated its 27-inch ROG Strix OLED XG27AQDMG monitor with a refreshed version now listed as XG27AQDMGR . The new model, shown at Gamescom 2025, introduces improvements in screen protection and usability while keeping the core specifications unchanged.

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Buyer expecting GeForce RTX 5080 ends up with a brick, Reddit calls it “Foundation Edition”

Amazon sends a brick instead of a high-end RTX 5080 GPU

Sunday should be a reminder to always record the unpacking of expensive items bought online. It only takes a few seconds to start recording on a phone, and it provides peace of mind with evidence if something goes wrong with the order.

One Reddit user shared a disturbing story of receiving a wrong item instead of an RTX 5080 GPU. We often joke about massive quad-slot graphics cards being the size of a brick,


Modders get DOOM running on vape and calculator

Doom on vape and calculator

Doom is probably the most ported game to strange devices. We all remember the original game running on a lawn mower , power supply , or even a pregnancy test, but things have now reached a new level with the first attempt on a vape.

The first case comes from Reddit, where a user showcased Doom running natively on a scientific Casio calculator. This isn’t entirely new mod, since such attempts were made before, but it serves as a reminder of how easy it has become

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Benq launches 4K 240Hz QD-OLED monitors with DisplayPort 2.1 option

BenQ adds 4K 240Hz QD-OLED monitors to MOBIUZ lineup, plus a 27-inch 1440p 500Hz model

BenQ has introduced three OLED gaming monitors under its MOBIUZ line: the EX271UZ (27-inch 4K/240Hz), EX321UZ (32-inch 4K/240Hz), and EX271QZ (27-inch 1440p/

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Radeon RX 9070 flashed with XT BIOS gets up to 10-20% boost

Redditor shows up to 25% improvement after flashing Radeon RX 9070 XT BIOS into non-XT card

More tests are emerging with Radeon RX 9070 (non-XT) being flashed with an RX 9070 XT VBIOS, raising power limits and allowing much higher boost clocks. This is, of course, an update to our April coverage , where it was discovered that such modding is even possible. However, such reports are rarely shared, so we thought this would serve as


Intel Arc Pro B60 24GB professional GPU listed at $599, in stock and shipping

Arc Pro B60 with 24GB at an unbeatable price of $599

Intel Arc Pro series based on Battlemage GPU architecture had a strange launch, to the point where the B60 simply changed its status to “released” and the B50 received a review and media coverage a few weeks later. It was clear that the B60 was originally meant only for OEM and system integrator systems, but it looks like this might soon change, or perhaps already has.

We received a

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GeForce RTX 5070 drops below MSRP to $524, RTX 5060 Ti now at $334

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GPU pricing report: RTX 5090 and RX 9070 XT still selling above MSRP in US and Europe

Radeon RX 9070 XT and GeForce RTX 5090 still far from MSRP

GPU prices in the US and Germany: most models now at MSRP, but AMD cards remain costlier in the US

3DCenter has released a new GPU pricing update comparing the German and US markets. It highlights the current situation and shows which cards are heavily overpriced. For the RTX 50 series, the good news is that most cards are available at or close to MSRP, with only one exception. Meanwhile, Radeon GPUs

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Microsoft raises Xbox prices again, Series X Galaxy Edition now $200 more than last year

Xbox Series X Galaxy Edition now at $799

Microsoft raises Xbox Series S/X prices in the US again

Microsoft has confirmed another round of price increases for its Xbox Series consoles in the United States. Starting October 3rd, the Xbox Series X will cost $649.99, up from $599.99, while the entry-level Series S will move to $399.99 from $379.99.

The company cites “


ASUS reveals concept GPU power delivery system up to 250W using custom PCIe connector

ASUS demos PCIe concept delivering 250W power without GPU cables

ASUS has introduced another idea for eliminating visible PCIe cabling.

The reality is that modern GPUs increasingly need alternative power delivery methods. Companies like NVIDIA continue raising TDP targets for their flagship models. For example, the RTX 5090 requires four 8-pin connectors for its 16-pin adapter.

ASUS previously developed the GC-HPWR connector (pictured above), which hides the 16-pin cable by relocating it to the PCIe interface

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