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Asus pushes its cable-free PC design even further with RTX 4090

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Whereas Asus BTF (Again-To-the-Future) elements have been obtainable for a short time now, their cable-free design couldn’t accommodate the very best efficiency graphics playing cards, just like the GeForce RTX 4090. Now, with the appearance of ‘Superior BTF’, we are able to ultimately start to stay up for a way forward for high-end builds devoid of cable litter.

The GeForce RTX 4090 rightly sits on our best graphics card checklist for its unbeaten ray tracing efficiency, however it’s as demanding as it’s spectacular, with a TDP of 450W. That is the place the newly introduced ‘Superior BTF’ spec is available in, that includes Asus motherboards outfitted with 12VHPWR ports, able to feeding 600W by way of a PCIe high-power connector.

Introduced throughout CES 2024, Asus is launching the ROG Strix GeForce RTX 4090 BTF Edition in addition to two new ‘Superior BTF’ motherboards, specifically the ROG Maximus Z790 Hero BTF and TUF Gaming Z790-BTF Wi-Fi.

As somebody that’s endured the frustration of cable administration by constructing numerous PCs, this switcheroo of port placement appears like a godsend. Even simply a completed, clear, cable-free construct instils a sense of satisfaction, permitting elements to do the speaking with out some unpleasant 24-pin spoiling the view.

A complete BTF PC

That stated, it’s not totally with out its teething issues. Sadly, BTF graphics playing cards will solely work in BTF motherboards, which means you’re basically locked into the ecosystem for so long as you employ the GPU. The identical isn’t true of the motherboards, which may accommodate any element, however it feels counterintuitive to tug a half measure for a cable-free construct.

We’ll be bringing you extra from CES 2024 because the bulletins come, so make sure to keep tuned for upcoming hands-on experiences, interviews, and extra.

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