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ASUS/ROG is getting attention for a wave of OLED hardware: the ROG Ally X20 handheld (7.4-inch OLED, Ryzen Z2 Extreme mentioned) and multiple high-refresh-rate OLED displays and 5090-class GPU variants with up to 800W power input. Coverage also includes anniversary-themed peripherals and accessories, plus Linux support for ASUS controllers.

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Key Takeaway The biggest ASUS/ROG buzz is OLED-led refresh across handhelds, esports monitors, and enthusiast GPU designs, with the Ally X20 and a 540Hz OLED monitor leading the headlines.
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ROG Ally X20 OLED OLED high-refresh monitors ROG Astral RTX 5090 updates Anniversary peripherals
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The biggest ASUS/ROG buzz is OLED-led refresh across handhelds, esports monitors, and enthusiast GPU designs, with the Ally X20 and a 540Hz OLED monitor leading the headlines.

ASUS/ROG is getting attention for a wave of OLED hardware: the ROG Ally X20 handheld (7.4-inch OLED, Ryzen Z2 Extreme mentioned) and multiple high-refresh-rate OLED displays and 5090-class GPU variants with up to 800W power input. Coverage also includes anniversary-themed peripherals and accessories, plus Linux support for ASUS controllers.

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Top 4 signals · The biggest ASUS/ROG buzz is OLED-led refresh

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Handheld model ROG Ally X20
Handheld display 7.4-inch OLED
Monitor size 24.5-inch OLED esports monitor
Monitor refresh rate 540Hz at 1080p

What to Watch

  • Watch for hands-on coverage and early reviews specifically for the ROG Ally X20 OLED and Ryzen Z2 Extreme configuration. Neowin
  • Track the rollout of ASUS’s OLED esports monitor listings that claim 540Hz at 1080p for the ROG Strix OLED model and related offerings. Tom's Hardware

What Changed

  • [USA-MO] [H] ASUS ROG Strix G16 (Ryzen 9 8940HX, 5070ti, 32GB Ram, 1TB SSD), LLano V12 Cooling Pad, Razer Blackshark V2 Pro (2020) [W] PayPal TechPowerUp
  • Upgrade to MSI 5080 Ventus 3x Oc or OC Plus or Asus 5080 Prime Oc r/nvidia
  • ASUS launches 800W ROG Astral RTX 5090 Edition 20 with curved OLED panel Neowin
  • (PR) ASUS Unveils Revolutionary ProArt PCs Powered by NVIDIA RTX Spark at Computex 2026 TechPowerUp
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TechPowerUp 4 articles

Tracking: (PR) ASUS Unveils Revolutionary ProArt PCs Powered by NVIDIA RTX Spark at Computex 2026 / Up Close with ASUS ROG Edition 20 Hardware: Graphics Cards, NUCs, PSUs, Peripherals, Coolers, and Routers

PC Gamer 3 articles

Tracking: Asus has announced a gold-plated 82 g version of its Harpe II mouse with a 65K DPI, but price rumours make me think it's way out of my budget / As if ROG Astral 50-series graphics cards could get any beefier, Asus has just announced a CHONKY anniversary update

Tom's Hardware 2 articles

Tracking: Asus' world-first OLED esports monitor can hit 540Hz at 1080p — ROG Strix OLED model among four fresh offerings / Asus rolls out a ROG 20th anniversary chair and backpack, alongside commemorative components and peripherals — ROG Destrier Edition 20, ROG SLASH Hard-case Luggage Edition 20 are back in black (and gold)

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Why buy the ASUS ROG Strix 27-inch gaming monitor?

Our friends at PC Gamer gave this monitor a high review score of 83/100, stating that "the Asus ROG Strix XG27UCG is a strong all-round package." This lofty praise is warranted, as the XG27UCG is a top-notch gaming monitor that can swap between displaying images in 4K resolutions with 160Hz refresh rates or FHD 1080p with 320Hz refresh rates. While it's in 4K mode, visuals are rendered with super-sharp details, great color contrast, and bright clarity at 400nits. Visuals take a bit of a downgrade in 1080p, with the trade-off being superior 320Hz refresh rates to help a game's framerate for smo

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Should you buy the ROG Strix OLED XG27AQWMG?

You should buy the ROG Strix OLED XG27AQWMG if: You wanted OLED but didn't think it was bright enough You play fast-paced games You think 27-inches is the sweet spot You should NOT buy the ROG Strix OLED XG27AQWMG if: You prefer QD-OLED You want a curved screen You need a color accurate screen for content creation The Asus ROG Strix OLED XG27AQWMG is the best OLED monitor I've tested to date. It's bright, beautiful, and has amazing contrast, and is tweaked for the speed you crave when gaming. Let's face it, not many people need a 500 Hz monitor, and the 280 Hz on this panel

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Is the Slim 7i Ultra Aura Edition a good laptop?

Image 1 of 2 At 2.15 lbs, this is one of the lightest 14-inch Windows laptops I've ever carried. Lighter than ASUS' Zenbook A14 (2.18 lbs) and Apple's 13-inch M5 MacBook Air (2.7 lbs), the magnesium-aluminum chassis still keeps it feeling solid and sturdy despite its featherweight build. The "thixomolding" procedure for its shell also means it feels particularly similar to the "Ceraluminum" ASUS used on standouts like the 14-inch Zenbook S 14, if slightly more glossy. The 5.5-inch glass haptic touchpad also makes this laptop stand out from all the mechanical equivalents I've used before, thoug

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