New ROG and TUF Gaming components break cover at Computex 2025

AMD’s latest CPUs with AMD 3D V-Cache Technology have taken the gaming world by storm. The AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D led the charge with groundbreaking gaming performance, and the AMD Ryzen 9 9950X3D followed up with an unconquerable blend of gaming horsepower and multi-threaded muscle. For anyone building a new PC based on an AMD Ryzen 9000 Series CPU, we’re launching a range of feature-rich motherboards and all-in-one CPU liquid coolers. Making their debut at Computex 2025, this hardware helps you lay a foundation for gaming glory.

Meet the latest AIO coolers from ROG and TUF Gaming

The layout of standard PC cases and components means that the cooling hardware you mount to your CPU is almost always going to take center stage. Over the years, ROG has given you plenty of head-turning AIO CPU liquid cooler options, including models equipped with customizable AniMe Matrix displays and others with full-on LCDs.

Now, we’re debuting our most head-turning series of AIO CPU liquid coolers yet. The ROG Ryuo IV series dazzles with a 6.67-inch curved AMOLED display on the pump housing. The way that the display curves around the top and side of the pump allows for mesmerizing visuals, including a naked-eye 3D effect — or customized hardware monitoring information, if you’d prefer a dose of practicality instead. The display is unabashedly large, so we equip it with horizontal adjustments that allow you to avoid obstruction problems with your I/O shroud or the heatspreaders on your memory sticks.

ROG Ryuo IV series AIO CPU liquid coolers feature beefed-up cooling hardware, too. They’re equipped with 360mm radiators and ROG Ryuo IV MF-12C ARGB fans. Boasting a static pressure of 5.45 mmH2O, these spinners keep the cooling air flowing through the radiator under heavy workloads. Their new cyberpunk lighting design extends to the sides of the fans in addition to the front, giving you a stylish view from any angle. To streamline installation and minimize cabling, the fans are preinstalled and daisy-chained. They snap together, and they transmit control signals and power to the next fan in line via built-in contact points so that you can connect all three fans with only one cable.

We’re releasing the ROG Ryuo IV in two basic designs, each available in black or white. If you’re looking for an AIO CPU liquid cooler that supports your passion for an ultra-clean build, take a look at the ROG Ryuo IV SLC 360 ARGB and the ROG Ryuo IV SLC 360 ARGB White Edition. These units have a short 200mm tubing design so that your view of your build isn’t obstructed by tubing stretched across the interior of your chassis. The shorter tubing means that you’ll need to mount on the radiator at the top of your chassis — but that’s a very popular place for a CPU liquid cooling radiator. If you’d prefer the flexibility that comes with longer tubing, check out the ROG Ryuo IV 360 ARGB or ROG Ryuo IV 360 ARGB White Edition, which have 420mm tubing instead.

For your TUF Gaming build, we’re also launching a new generation of TUF Gaming AIO CPU liquid coolers at Computex 2025. The TUF Gaming LC III 360 ARGB LCD and TUF Gaming LC III 360 ARGB, both available in either black or white, effortlessly tame the temperatures of your CPU with a beastly pump, a large 360mm radiator, and a trio of TUF Gaming LC III 360 ARGB MF-12 fans. These fans deliver 3.82mmH2O static pressure and 90.78 CFM airflow, allowing for efficient and effective cooling. For easy installation, all three fans are connected in a single frame. You’ll only need one cable to get them spinning and shining bright.

The workhorse TUF Gaming LC III 360 ARGB is all business, but the TUF Gaming LC III 360 ARGB LCD adds a dash of customizable flair with a 2.8-inch full colors IPS display. You can personalize it with preset banners, MP4 videos, or graphics of your choice, or you can arm your PC with always-on system monitoring. It’s up to you.

An in-development ROG motherboard, fan controller, and AIO cooler make their appearance at Computex 2025

At Computex 2025, we’ll be showing some concept ROG hardware that demonstrates a new approach to cable management. Builders who like to keep the wires in their PC neat and tidy have to pay a lot of attention to their cooling array. Fan wires stretch across the entirety of the chassis, and the cables for their AIO CPU liquid cooler are even more problematic, since they attach to the component that’s usually front-and-center in any completed PC.

Click here for a closer look at this in-development hardware, but here’s the skinny. To cut down on the number of wires you need to hook up all your chassis fans, and to make the others a bit less visible, we’re developing an ROG fan controller that communicates wirelessly with the motherboard. To tackle the wires hanging off the side of your AIO CPU liquid cooler, we’re working on a new design in which everything that you need for the pump and pump housing are all connected simply by mounting this AIO to a compatible motherboard.

New X870E motherboards contend for your high-end gaming build

If you’re building a no-holds-barred PC with an AMD Ryzen CPU, you’ll want an X870E motherboard. In this series, you’ll find our beefiest power solutions, our broadest connectivity suites, and our most stunning visual designs. Our most premium X870E options hail from the ROG Crosshair family, and we’re filling out the Crosshair lineup with three new models.

The first is still in development, so we’re not quite ready to share all the details for Computex 2025. But the ROG Crosshair X870E Hero BTF is coming, and it’ll combine the premium feature set and style of ROG Crosshair, the chart-topping performance of the X870E platform, and the ultra-clean build aesthetic of our hidden-connector BTF lineup.

On the other hand, we’re more than ready to share all the details of the ROG Crosshair X870E Extreme and ROG Crosshair X870E Apex. There’s a lot to cover with these motherboards — click here for a full introduction. But here’s the short version. The ROG Crosshair X870E Extreme takes full advantage of its monster EATX form factor to give you an AM5 motherboard that accepts no compromises. Rocking a monster power solution, our Extreme OC kit, and a wealth of cooling options, this board can take your AMD CPU to the next level. It offers WiFi 7, advanced storage options, two PCIe 5.0 x16 slots ready for the best graphics cards on the market today, and USB ports galore. And for endless personalization, it includes a 5-inch LCD panel integrated into the I/O shroud.

The ROG Crosshair X870E Apex sets it sights on chart-topping memory performance. We arm the Apex with a 2-DIMM memory layout and a wealth of enthusiast-grade performance tweaking tools, and it’s already proven itself on the world’s overclocking battlefields. But you don’t need a liquid nitrogen pot to have fun with this board. With next-gen connectivity, robust cooling, and support for the latest PCIe 5.0 components, it’s built to accelerate your gaming ambitions, too.

PC builders constructing a system first and foremost for gaming often go straight to the ROG Strix lineup. Channeling the premium DNA of the ROG Crosshair series in designs attainable for wider audiences, ROG Strix boards make sure that gamers everywhere have the blend of performance, connectivity, and style they need to get in the game.

The ROG Strix X870E lineup already includes four options in different form factors, colorways, and performance tiers, but we’re seizing the moment to announce a new model at Computex 2025. Meet the ROG Strix X870E-H Gaming WiFi7. This board offers bolstered networking credentials, giving you access to cutting-edge bandwidth in a mainstream design. Its Realtek 5Gb Ethernet port can establish an ultra-wide highway between your PC and your router. If you’re equipping your home with a powerhouse network — and especially if you’re rocking a next-gen multi-gig internet connection — the ROG Strix X870E-H Gaming WiFi7 might give you everything you need and nothing that you don’t. Don’t miss its extensive USB selection, as well. The rear panel boasts no less than fourteen USB ports in a variety of configurations, including two versatile USB4 ports and a USB 10Gbps Type-C port wired for 30W Power Delivery 3.0.

More B850 motherboard options debuting at Computex 2025

For B850 motherboards, the name of the game is value. Mainstream PC builders have long turned to AMD B-Series motherboards for their unbeatable bang for the buck. In the ASUS B850 motherboard lineup, you’ll find options that up the ante over last-gen B650 models with more and faster USB ports, increased M.2 slots, upgraded networking, and our latest features that make the PC building process easier.

For Computex 2025, we’re introducing two new additions to our B850 lineup. The first takes the gaming prowess of our ROG Strix B850 boards to the more-compact microATX form factor. With its trimmer dimensions, the ROG Strix B850-G Gaming WiFi gives you the freedom to select a chassis that doesn’t demand as much desktop space as a full tower.

Dropping down from the ATX to the microATX form factor means that the ROG Strix B850-G doesn’t offer a second PCIe x16 slot or quite as many chassis fan headers. But you won’t have to give up as much as you might expect by opting for the smaller size. You’ll still get ten rear-panel USB ports, onboard WiFi 7, and an expansion slot and M.2 slot wired for PCIe 5.0. We even contrived to offer you four total M.2 slots by tucking the fourth slot on the underside of the board.

Fans of ultra-clean PC builds and white-themed components, get ready: we’re launching a new TUF Gaming B850 motherboard that’s fully compatible with the BTF ecosystem of hidden-connector components, and it’s draped in white and silver accents. Meet the TUF Gaming B850-BTF WiFi W.

Like all our B850 motherboards, the TUF Gaming B850-BTF WiFi W delivers all the essentials for a great experience with an AMD Ryzen processor. You’ll get PCIe 5.0 support for your next-gen graphics card, excellent connectivity highlighted by a USB 20Gbps Type-C port on the back panel, WiFi 7, a PCIe 5.0 M.2 slot, and more.

But the TUF Gaming B850-BTF WiFi W stands out from our other B850 options with its BTF design. Its connectors and headers are placed on the backside of the motherboard to keep them fully out of sight. You won’t need any elaborate cable management techniques to achieve a clean and tidy build. You’ll just need a BTF PC case with the right cutouts in the motherboard tray. The TUF Gaming B850-BTF WiFi W also includes a graphics card high-power slot so that you can install a BTF graphics card. Instead of having a power card dangling off its side, a BTF card draws its power through the motherboard itself, with the 12V-2X6 auxiliary power connector tucked on the rear of the board with the other connectors. Click here to learn more about the full BTF ecosystem of PC components.

TUF Gaming boards are built to go the distance. Black metallic capacitors provide 52% wider temperature tolerance and up to 2.5 times the lifespan of standard motherboard capacitors. The TUF Gaming B850-BTF WiFi W’s resistance to corrosion is attested by its passing grade in a rigorous 72-hour salt fog test that exceeds the industry standard, and it’s equipped with a corrosion-resistant stainless-steel rear I/O panel, too. To help protect your motherboard from electrical surges and static electricity, it features TUF LANGuard, a military-grade innovation that integrates signal-coupling technology and premium surface-mounted capacitors to improve throughput. All told, this motherboard assures you of long-lasting performance even under heavy use.

With this motherboard, you’ll also get many of our latest features that streamline your building process. Thanks to M.2 Q-Latch and M.2 Q-Release, you won’t need a screwdriver to install an M.2 SSD or attach the included heatsink. The WiFi Q-Antenna attaches with simple and easy plugs instead of the fiddly threaded connectors of the past. The onboard Q-LED troubleshooting lights give you quick confirmation that key components are functioning normally, and can even alert you to memory seating problems before the system boots.