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.

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 ...

But several users of Asus motherboards with Q-Release Slim PCIe slots say they’ve scratched their GPUs. And after reviewing the reports, Asus says “there is no need for concern.” Asus sent ...

Around this time last week, reports began to surface that the nifty quick release mechanism ASUS implements on many of its motherboards was causing physical damage to graphics cards. Called Q ...

ASUS is well known for its high-quality but reasonably priced motherboards, and if you’re looking for a motherboard that falls into the mid-range price bracket but offers great performance and overall ...

In brief: Asus 800-series motherboard owners should contact the company if they believe its new Q-Release Slim system has damaged the PCIe connectors on their graphics cards or other PCIe add-in ...

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 ...

For some context, Asus debuted the first iteration of its Q-Release feature on its high-end ROG motherboards in 2021. With the press of a button, you can release your GPU's PCIe latch without ...

Now is the time to choose the best motherboard for i9 12900K that suits your needs perfectly ... therefore we would be taking a look at Z690 choices in our roundup today. The Z690 platform (and the ...

These more budget-friendly B850 and B840 motherboards come several months after the enthusiast picks. While it isn’t necessary to buy a new 800 series motherboard to support the 9000 series (they’re ...