ASUS makes a big move with the amazing VGA TUF GAMING GeForce RTX 3090

ASUS is a big name in the technology industry, with many different product lines, and VGA is one of them. When launching a separate brand, Republic of Gamers (abbreviated as ROG) in 2006, with the mission of bringing the most powerful technological breakthroughs for gaming enthusiasts around the world to target. straight into the high-end gaming consumer market and creating resounding success with every product produced under the ROG brand.

And when the high-end segment becomes saturated with many other names appearing and competing fiercely, ASUS returns to the group of users who do not have really “rich” wallets but still want to own products. high performance and good value for money – the mid-range user segment, and at that time, The Ultimate Force (or familiar to users as TUF) was born to capture the hearts of customers.

On September 1, 2020, Nvidia officially announced their next generation of graphics cards, the Nvidia Geforce RTX 30 Series, the 2nd generation of the RTX series. And then 23 days later, today, when the RTX 3090 is officially opened for sale at 8:00 p.m. (Vietnam time), we will all continue to witness ASUS’s big play after the RTX 3080. is the ASUS TUF GAMING GeForce RTX 3090 VGA. Let An Phat review it for you and send the most realistic photos.

The front of the VGA box is designed simply but not monotonously.

The back of the VGA box introduces the features and technologies included in this VGA

Note: opening this box can cause a high (of course there will be protective plastic in the box, but we will open it and take pictures to make the color look nice)

A big – black – heavy – sturdy VGA in true sense.

Let me talk a little bit about the feeling when holding this video card, it really reminds me of the feeling a few months before the pandemic when I was still lifting weights. You can completely install it on the machine to play games and then remove it to replace it with a small dumbbell to help your biceps get bigger. Just kidding, but the weight of VGA is quite heavy, much heavier than I imagined, so we should have a plan to “assist”.