Taipei, Taiwan, July 14, 2009 – ASUS today unveiled its latest range of innovative graphics cards that address, fulfill and exceed the demands of every DIY PC enthusiast.

For those who seek exhilarating in-game graphics and massive overclocking potential without compromise, ASUS offers the Republic of Gamers (ROG) MARS, the fastest graphics card on earth. Armed with an unprecedented two NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 285 GPUs and 4GB of onboard 1024-bit memory, the ROG MARS unleashes the full potential of both GPUs, enabling users to break benchmark world records with ease.
Users who seek to master every gaming situation with optimized hardware performance and customized settings, the ASUS ROG MATRIX GTX285 with the exclusive Super Hybrid Engine delivers optimal performance through real-time hardware loading detection with 5-level LED indicators and automatic adjustment. It also features the upgraded iTracker2 utility that offers the world’s only memory timing tuning and VBIOS burn-in and recovery functionality—giving users the control they need to conquer the graphics requirements of the most demanding of games.

For users who rank cooling as important as graphics, the ASUS Formula Series presents the ideal balance. Inspired by Formula One racing cars, Formula Series graphics cards boast an aerodynamic design that leverages ASUS’ proprietary micro surface technology and a special dust-proof fan to improve thermal efficiency by up to 33%—keeping the card cool even during graphically intensive tasks.

For discerning individuals who desire enhanced image quality, the remarkably energy efficient ASUS Bravo 9500 makes watching movies on the PC as good as watching them on a top-of-the-line consumer television. Featuring Splendid™ Plus technology, the Bravo 9500 features a light sensor that auto-adjusts image brightness to suit the surrounding light level, ensuring optimal clarity and comfort. The Bravo 9500 also comes with Bravo Media Center which allows users to access their media collections via a bundled remote control.

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