ASUS Launches Compact Gaming Graphics Card
Published2017.07.24 11:33ASUS has released a compact graphics card, the Phoenix GeForce GTX 1060. Measuring 18.3cm wide, 12.1cm long, and 3.8cm high, it's ideal for gaming PCs based on the ITX standard.
Dual ball-bearing fans provide a powerful, yet quiet cooling environment, maximizing graphics card performance and noise. Dual ball-bearing fans eliminate the oil evaporation problem of sleeve-bearing fans, nearly doubling their lifespan and reducing friction, reducing noise to nearly 0dB.
All ASUS graphics cards are manufactured using Auto-Extreme Technology, a 100% robotic manufacturing process. Components utilize Super Alloy Power II, improving efficiency and reducing power loss. Specifically, vibration under load (polar load) is reduced by approximately two times, and thermal management is improved by approximately 50% compared to previous designs.
It also provides a UI that lets you see the overclocking status at a glance, removes unnecessary processes with one click, and automatically allocates all available resources to boost the system's performance.
XSplit Gamecaster allows gamers to stream and record gameplay with a single click by bringing up an in-game overlay. They can also freely edit recorded footage using the memo and video editor features.
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ASUS launches graphics card service at ASUS Royal Club
ASUS announced that starting on the 24th, it will provide graphics card service through ASUS Royal Club to enhance customer convenience. ASUS Royal Club, which will handle after-sales support for ASUS graphics card service starting May 24th, has been established with a focus on convenience for domestic customers through a new partner company. Through this service, ASUS graphics card customers can receive all ASUS graphics card-related services through ASUS Royal Club without needing to visit the importer (Intech&Company, Coit) service centers. Existing products from importers ST Computer, EMTEK INC, and Entekwise will continue to receive service from their respective importers. With the implementation of this service, it is expected that customer confusion will be reduced, consistent after-sales service will be provided, consumer convenience will be improved, and service quality will be enhanced, along with increased consumer trust and resolution of inconveniences. When defects in performance or functionality occur while using an ASUS graphics card, the importer will be confirmed through serial number inquiry, and if the product is confirmed to be from Intech&Company or Coit, service will be received through ASUS Royal Club. When using courier service, service registration is available through the call center. Lee Jong-won, Manager of ASUS Korea, stated, "The launch of the ASUS Graphics Card Royal Club service actively reflects customer feedback regarding the inconvenience of customers who are unsure how to proceed when component product issues occur and must visit existing importer service centers," and added, "We hope to provide better service to customers through ASUS Royal Club in the future." ASUS Royal Club is located in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, and operates from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM on weekdays.
2017.05.24by 김자영 기자
ASUS Launches Lightweight, Thin Portable Monitor
ASUS has announced the launch of the ZenScreen MB16AC, a thin and lightweight portable monitor. The ASUS ZenScreen MB16AC is a thin and lightweight portable monitor with a thickness of 8mm, bezel of 6.5mm, and weight of 780g. It was designed to match the screen configuration of notebooks for the purpose of screen expansion, and features a 15.6-inch Full HD display, which is the most preferred size for notebook screens. It supports both USB Type A and Type C connectors, and power supply and video signals can be transmitted through a single USB cable. Power supply and video signal transmission are accomplished through a single standard USB Type A or Type C cable.
2017.06.27by 김지혜 기자
ASUS Unveils Motherboard Series Based on Intel X299 Chipset
ASUS is unveiling a new flagship mainboard lineup based on X299 that supports Intel Core X-Series (Core Extreme Processors) in the domestic market. ASUS's new X299 mainboard series is designed based on the Intel X299 chipset that fully supports Intel's Core X-Series processors announced in May.
2017.07.04by 김자영 기자
The Problem with AI is Not Performance, but Trust
CEO Kang Min-seung emphasized at Snowflake's World Tour Seoul that generative AI has entered a phase where "trust" rather than accuracy becomes the key competitive advantage. As AI is applied to various tasks including consultation, risk management, and operational automation, incorrect data, erroneous responses, and bias are creating actual business risks. He pointed out that enterprises must build a trust layer above AI. To achieve this, accurate data management, semantic structuring, governance, and prompt security are essential. He explained that AI is not merely an automation tool but a technology that reorganizes the entire organization's workflows and decision-making systems. Snowflake provides a platform that supports this trust-based AI operation, emphasizing that enterprises should build "trustworthy AI" rather than "intelligent AI."
2026.08.28by 배종인 기자
The Decisive Factor for AI Agents in Finance: "Trustworthy Data Infrastructure"
The key to spreading AI agents in the financial sector is establishing a trustworthy data system. KB Kookmin Bank is operating over 100 AI agents by 2025 and is promoting expansion to 300. AI is automating repetitive tasks across various areas such as consultation, risk management, wealth management, and relationship management. However, if data quality, governance, and semantic structuring are insufficient, errors and risks increase. KB is building an AI-Ready organization through a multi-model strategy of GPT, Gemini, and Claude, as well as a Snowflake-based data system. The bank emphasized that AI has entered a phase where it restructures not just simple automation but the entire work process and decision-making system.
2026.08.28by 배종인 기자
