ASUS has decided to mass-produce new graphics cards that don't need cables for their power source, but they will also require a custom motherboard, which means they could be expensive.
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In addition to new gaming laptops from the ROG brand, ASUS has also introduced some new devices from the more affordable TUF brand, and they're also powered by AMD's new Ryzen 4000 processors.
ASUS has announced a couple of new TUF gaming laptops, which aim to be more affordable than its ROG brand. The new duo is based on AMD's latest Ryzen chipsets, which were also announced at CES.
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