The monitor already had USB ports, but because I was building a PC inside the monitor, I had to construct a completely new I/O panel. For this, I used a 5.25″-wide I/O panel from a previous PC.

I've also found some tasty discounts on pre built gaming desktops and laptops too.

Inside is an Intel Core i7-6700 CPU, an Asus AMD Radeon R9 Nano GPU, an Asus Maximus VIII Impact mini-ITX motherboard, a 750W PSU, and liquid cooling with custom rigid tubes to make it fit just right.

It might seem pretty weird calling a £600 / $650 monitor ‘the budget option’ but that’s exactly what the Asus PB287Q is in the burgeoning 4K space. When the first 4K screens I tested cost ...

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Asus has just announced its newest lineup of monitors, which feature air purifying fans. The new VU Air Ionizer series includes three models with 24-, 27-, and 34-inch sized screens. Each houses a ...

ASUS now sells an Air Ionizer computer monitor. Available in three sizes, the monitor should remove odor and fine ...

The Asus ROG Swift PG48UQ is a fantastic display in terms of specs and performance thanks to its OLED panel, but its size and price may be too large for some ...

The Asus ZenScreen MB27ACF serves up a 27in 2.5K screen that can be relatively easy to move from one location to another. On that score, it’s ideal. I didn’t find it possessed the brightest ...