Asus has begun a new season with the introduction of one more ROG series representative – the ROG Swift PG278Q PC monitor. This 27-inch model outstrips the competitors by a number of exclusive facilities, including an increased refresh rate (starting from 120 Hz), a minimal response time (1 ms only), a true WQHD resolution, and support for Nvidia G-Sync technology. In keeping with the company’s strategy, the monitor is oriented primarily on gamers; however, all fans of high-end imaging will find it a godsend. 
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GameMax presented its new RGB line product for thrifty consumers, called RGB1050. This power supply features modular cabling, as well as LED-backlighting, and is able to endure the 1050 W load. The illumination is inactivated by default. One must push the “RGB Light” button to switch it on and adjust colouring. Images on the manufacturer’s web-site indicate, LEDs highlight the frame of the 140 mm fan and the GameMax logo on one of the side panels.The GameMax RGB1050 power supply complies with the ATX12V v2.3 standard, is 80 PLUS Gold certified and has an active power factor erecting mechanism. The power supply protection system comes into action in the cases of short circuit, over- and undervoltage, alongside with the maximum permissible wattage or current intensity exceedence.
The novelty has one +12V (80 А/960 W) line. The ultimate load over the +3.3V and +5V channels must not overcome 130 W. The supply kit offers cables fitting the ATX, …