Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. ASUS has started rolling out its ROG Equalizer cable. The redesigned 12V-2x6 PCIe power cable was introduced two weeks ago and is now available on the ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Following earlier reports of melting power cables, ASUS recently introduced the ROG Equalizer, a new 12V-2x6 PCIe power cable designed to improve power ...

Asus has introduced a new 12v-2x6 power cable for its ROG PSUs, and it's offering it at a discounted rate to existing ROG power supply unit owners, VideoCardz reports. With improved power delivery ...

High-end Graphics Processing Units (GPUs) have been melting cables and connectors for the past few years. Well, ASUS has joined the fray in an effort to alleviate gamer concerns with the ROG Equalizer ...

ASUS is attempting to tackle the burning GPU problem by releasing a device called the ROG Equalizer. This is ASUS’s entry into the PSU cable market, allowing it to hopefully control the issue ...

ASUS is also looking to address one of the biggest concerns among GPU users: burned graphics cards caused by power cable issues. After MSI recently introduced a solution to monitor cable temperatures, ...

ASUS has introduced the ROG Equalizer, a revised 12V-2x6 PCIe power cable designed to improve current distribution for modern graphics cards. The new cable is set to ship with the company’s upcoming ...

The ASUS ROG Equalizer is a potential solution for RTX 5090 owners who want to avoid the possibility of their cable connectors melting, resulting in their GPU being essentially useless. Naturally, ...

ASUS has announced that its upcoming ROG Thor III and ROG Strix Platinum power supply families will now ship with the company's ROG Equalizer 12V-2x6 PCIe power cable. The move reflects continued ...

First samples of a cable called “Asus ROG Equalizer” are currently landing with hardware testers. This is a variant of a cable with 12V2x6 connectors for connecting power supplies and graphics cards.

The new Equalizer 12v-2x6 cables use an Asus-patented design to maintain temperatures significantly below the 105-degree material limit and to increase the cable's rated current capacity from 9.2A to ...