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An Asus representative reached out to TechRadar with the following statement: "The ASUS team is committed to our customers and their user experience when using our products. We are actively ...

Asus made a fancy system to make it easier to install and remove graphics cards, but it's causing some concerns. Adam and ...

New reports suggest that Asus' newly launched Q-Release Slim feature can damage your GPU's PCIe connector. As HXL and Andreas Schilling from HardwareLuxx shared, frequently unseating your GPU ...

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Owners of Asus' AMD X800 and Intel Z800 motherboards should exercise caution when removing their graphics cards. Multiple reports show that the company's recently introduced Q-Release Slim system ...

Asus tried to make things easier with its Q-Release system on 800-series motherboards, but it’s proving problematic — apparently, it’s scratching cards as they go in and out of the PCIe slot.

Asus intended to alleviate that annoyance with its quick release mechanism, known as Q-Release Slim. However, owners of Asus 800-series motherboards now say this system can cause damage to your GPU.

TL;DR: ASUS's new PCIe Slot Q-Release Slim mechanism on Intel 800 and AMD 800 series motherboards is causing damage to NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 5090 graphics cards. The removal of a dedicated release ...

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