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Image: Asus Asus’ ROG line of gaming laptops have always stood out thanks to their flashy RGB lighting and aggressive aesthetic. Asus isn’t afraid to try something new, either. Last year, it released the well-received ROG Zephyrus G14, one of the first ROG gaming laptops powered by an AMD processor, as well all the Zephyrus Duo 15, a dual-screen gaming laptop. All of the usual suspects in the ROG gaming line-up are getting refreshed, but Asus has also thrown a new 2-in-1 convertible gaming ...

Asus’ ROG line of gaming laptops have always stood out thanks to their flashy RGB lighting and aggressive aesthetic. Asus isn’t afraid to try

Xiaomi Mi 10is First Sale in India Now Live: Price, Availability and Best Sale Deals FOLLOW US ON: Xiaomis new Mi 10i will see its first sale in India today via Amazon India and Mis online and offline channels. The Chinese tech company which launched the smartphone earlier this week had said that the latest device is designed for Indian consumers where the i in the moniker stands for India. It will compete against popular mid-budget offerings such as the OnePlus Nord and Samsung Galaxy M51 that...

HEXUS reviewed the Gigabyte Aorus FI27Q-P back in February this year and it won an Approved Award thanks to its resolution, speed, and bright 10-bit IPS panel with good colour gamut coverage. It was only marked down for its inverse ghosting, basic HDR support, and price. Therefore it is interesting to see Gigabyte has readied a successor to the Aorus FI27Q-P, which it claimed to be the "worlds first tactical gaming monitor", in the shape of the Aorus FI27Q-X. The headlining change is the maxim...

What is screen tearing? We all hope to have a smooth experience when playing a game, which is why many of ustry to boost fps as high as it’ll go. When your frame rate exceeds your monitor’s refresh rate, however, you might see the game become disjointed, with frames sticking on the previous image in some segments. This is what’s called screen tearing. What is FreeSync? FreeSync, G-Sync, and Vsync (otherwise known as vertical sync) combat screen tearing by synchronising the frame rate with...