Asus admits its new motherboard can scrape your GPU, but it won’t cause damage
Asus claims there should be no concerns over functionality or performance when it comes to its new GPU connector.
Asus says don’t worry about GPUs scratched by Q-Release PCIe slots
A full statement from Asus says "there is no need for concern" from issues highlighted by reviewers earlier this week.
This Asus motherboard feature could damage your GPU, but the company denies it
Asus has addressed multiple reports that its new quick-release motherboards are damaging graphics cards, saying it's not ...
ASUS Blames Damaged GPUs On User Error, Offers Guidance On Q-Release
The Q-Release Slim mechanism on several ASUS motherboards makes it easy to remove a graphics card, just be sure you're doing ...
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Asus’ Q-Release Slim motherboards can scratch GPU connectors
No thanks. I’ve been yanking on it since ... That said, if something DID happen to an expensive graphics card or motherboard, I can imagine it would be a huge headache if two different ...
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Cableless GPU design supports backward compatibility and up to 1,000W
while earlier BTF-compatible graphics cards could draw up to 600W from the motherboard, BTF 2.0 raises the limit to an impressive 1,000W. Although no consumer GPUs currently require this much ...