the X555L is a bargain, cramming in a speedy Core i5 processor, 1TB hard drive and 8GB RAM for the kind of money that normally nets you a Core i3 and half the memory.

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A premium notebook with a premium price tag, the ASUS ROG GX700 is for gamers who want the best possible gaming experience.

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A premium notebook with a premium price tag, the ASUS ROG GX700 is for gamers who want the best possible gaming experience.

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In addition to being the best board for overclocking, it also offers a range of hardware buttons - the Retry button for instance - that speak to ASUS' efforts to make the overclocking process as smooth as possible

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In addition to being the best board for overclocking, it also offers a range of hardware buttons - the Retry button for instance - that speak to ASUS' efforts to make the overclocking process as smooth as possible

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However, it wasn't just its bold design that won us over, because the ASUS RT-AC5300 performed where it matters and it provided outstanding speeds and offered a wide coverage. Finally, the RT-AC5300 router also offers a rich list of features including two aggregated LAN ports, remote router management, cloud storage functionality, AiProtection, GameBoost, and even a free life-time subscription to WTFast GPN. more

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With 48% of the votes, this is the seventh straight year ASUS has walked home with our Readers' Choice award for Best Graphics Card Brand. Once again, we think ASUS' popularity boils down to its ability to churn out a wide range of graphics cards for both NVIDIA and AMD fans. For example, we've seen Maxwell-based cards like the ASUS Strix GeForce GTX 960 2GB GDDR5, the Strix GeForce GTX 980 OC Edition, and of course, its own version of the GTX Titan X; as well as the Strix Radeon R9 370 and 380, and Strix Radeon R9 380X, for users who prefer AMD's GPU offerings. more

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What most of our readers like about ASUS' graphics cards (variety, performance, reliability) also apply to the company's motherboards. For example, the company has an impressive line of Intel Z170 Skylake motherboards for high-end system builders, as well as a comprehensive line of H170 and B150 boards, with each of them further segmented into ASUS' usual Signature, The Ultimate Force (TUF), and Pro Gaming lineups. With quick support for the latest features (e.g., DDR4, USB Type-C, USB 3.1), it's no wonder why our readers love ASUS' motherboards. more

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With 34% of the votes, this is the third straight year ASUS has won our Best Wireless Networking Brand award. Whether it's a modest AC1900 router or an AC2400 or AC3200 router for households with many connected devices, you can bet that the Taiwanese manufacturer has one ready in stores. And if you need a tri-band router (1 x 2.4GHz and 2 x 5GHz networks) and lots of bandwidth for each stream, the new RT-AC5300 that uses Broadcom's latest 4x4 5G Xstream platform is top drawer. D-Link is now second (19%) and Linksys third (18%). more

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With 26% of the votes, ASUS is our readers' favorite gaming monitor brand. The 2014 Swift ROG PG278Q, the world's first 27-inch WQHD G-Sync monitor with rapid 144Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time, was highly regarded; and the company followed that up in 2015 with the PG279Q, but this time with an IPS panel. And if curved monitors are your thing, the ROG Curved is a large 34-inch curved gaming monitor with a 3,440 x 1,440-pixel resolution that also supports G-Sync. For owners of AMD cards, ASUS didn't forget you either. The TN-based MG278Q and IPS-based MG279Q are two 27-inch gaming monitors that support AMD's FreeSync tech. In second place is Samsung with 21% of the votes. more

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