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It doesn’t look like anyone is breaking this streak for ASUS anytime soon, as they are once again your chosen Best Graphics Card Brand for 2023, 14 years in a row.

It’s always a one-two combo for ASUS in the PC components space as the brand has successfully entrenched itself into the Singaporean psyche. So, it’s really no surprise that ASUS is once again voted Best Graphics Card Brand. This is a 13-year streak, and if they continue pushing the boundaries of performance that gamers crave for, they have nothing to worry about.

For 12 years in a row, you’ve voted in ASUS as the Best Graphics Card Brand in our Readers’ Choice category.

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If there is one thing that PC gamers didn't like about AMD's new Radeon RX 7600 or Nvidia's RTX 4060 Ti, it was their small 8GB frame buffers. With VRAM requirements rising, it is clear that future GPUs will need more memory to be solid long-term parts of your gaming system, and that fact alone has made AMD's Radeon RX 6700 XT and Radeon RX 6750 XT very appealing to many PC gamers.

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Close to the image of the monster ROG Matrix RTX 4090 from Asus ❤ so cool, isn't it all?

"ASUS introduces GeForce RTX 4070 graphics card without a power supply, using an exclusive slot, indirect power supply via Mainboard! #Computex2023 #Asus"

"Gearvn - Computex 2023 Continue with the impressive Gearvn products. This is the new ROG Matrix RTX ™ 4090 card, the first liquid -cooled graphics card on the market with a liquid metal cooling system on the GPU chip for extremely high overclocking capacity. The slender design and advanced AIO heat dissipation solution make it ideal for advanced DIY PC settings. And the admin does not dare to think about ..."

"Gearvn x asus Gearvn today has participated at the Computex event and specifically Asus and Asus ROG booth One of the technologies that Gearvn feels most impressive is that Asus is testing a new design version for GeForce RTX 40 graphics cards (ADA Lovelace) does not require any external source connector. Instead, they designed an exclusive slot to provide up to 600W on the Z790 motherboard with the connections at the back. Truly a technology worth waiting in the future 🤤"

"RTX 4070 Megalodon is designed by ASUS with a special slot that can provide 600W, so it does not need to use external plug. This design is similar to the Radeon Pro graphics card that AMD produces for Apple's Mac Pro. #hacom #tintuc"

"Computex Taipei 2023: The ""wireless"" PC dream is real Video link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qroxjqyd1iw"

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