Set up largest booth to celebrate 30th anniversary
| Won 17 Computex D&I Awards
| Hosting a conference for media and partners

ASUS presented a vision of the future of the personal computer market at COMPUTEX 2019, held at the Taipei Nangang International Exhibition Center in Taiwan.
ASUS, which set up the largest booth among the exhibitors at Computex 2019 held from May 28 to June 1, held a number of conference events for media and partners to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the group's founding.

At the ASUS booth, a number of products were displayed, including AMD's Zen2 processor-based X570 series motherboards, NVIDIA's G-Sync Ultimate technology-based gaming monitors, and 17-inch portable monitors with a 240Hz refresh rate.

ASUS has unveiled a lineup of X570 chipset motherboards designed to maximize product performance in time for the launch of AMD's Zen2 processors this coming July. Four lineups, including PRIME, ROG, TUF GAMING, and WS PRO, with 12 products scheduled to be released in conjunction with the launch of Ryzen processors, will be equipped with various user-friendly features such as 10G Ethernet and 802.11ax.

Along with this, two ROG gaming monitors were also unveiled. The 'ROG SWIFT PG27UQX' is a gaming monitor equipped with NVIDIA's recently unveiled 'G-Sync Ultimate' technology.

It is manufactured based on 'Mini-LED' technology, which miniaturizes LEDs for fine brightness and expression control and features a total of 576 dimming zones and 2,304 LED backlights.

The 'ROG STRIX XG17' is a portable gaming monitor that offers a 240Hz refresh rate. It features a 17.3-inch IPS panel display with FHD resolution, Micro HDMI and USB Type-C ports, and is highly portable with a weight of 800 grams.

The 'ROG THETA' for gamers is a new gaming headset lineup introduced by ASUS that supports 7.1 channels and features ASUS's 'Virtual Subwoofer' technology. It is equipped with an ESS SABRE9601 quad amplifier and a 'ROG Custom 7.1 DAC' chip to provide rich surround sound, ensuring high-level audio performance.

The 'ROG THETA Electret', which was unveiled at the same time, is a gaming headset that offers versatility with a 3.5mm to 6.3mm jack adapter.

Equipped with silver wires, it is advantageous for transmitting high-frequency sound and has obtained TeamSpeak and Discord certifications to guarantee the best voice chat quality.
In addition, they exhibited the 80+ GOLD certified 'ROG STRIX 750W/650W GOLD' power supply and the AIO liquid cooling solutions 'ROG STRIX LC 120, 240, 360 RGB', showcasing a variety of hardware for gamers.
Released to commemorate ASUS's 30th anniversary, the 'PRIME X299 Edition 30' is a motherboard based on the X299 chipset that supports Intel Core X-series processors, offering top-tier performance for prosumers and content creators, including Wi-Fi 6 (802.11AX) and 5G Ethernet ports.
'PRIME UTOPIA', released to commemorate the 30th anniversary of its founding, is a motherboard that reflects ASUS's efforts to make the future of personal computers a reality.

To ensure efficient thermal management, the PCIe slots are positioned at the back of the board, allowing for the installation of more PCIe-based devices, such as graphics cards, and storage devices like M.2.

Modular I/O port technology has been applied to meet the diverse needs of users, allowing various input/output ports such as USB ports, LAN ports, and Wi-Fi to be configured as desired.

In addition, a 7-inch full-color OLED display is installed on the front of the motherboard, allowing for various functions such as turning the system power on/off, BIOS settings, and cooling fan control via touch operation.It can be customized.

At Computex 2019, ASUS products were recognized for their innovation and creativity in addition to their technological prowess, winning the 'Computex D&I Award' in a total of 17 categories.

An ASUS official said, “We hope to be able to let many people know the vision ASUS presents through Computex 2019.”