ASUS has also doubled the internal memory on the unit from 16MB to 32 MB. But the display isn’t the only thing that has changed this time. The ROG Ryujin III is the brand’s latest in water cooling technology and it comes with a large 3.5-inch LCD display. There’s also lighting across the board which looks pretty cool but I will show that to you in a bit. It comes with 3 three-pin Addressable Gen 2 RGB headers and one 4-pin Aura RGB header. RGB fans will also be happy with the board. There are six USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A ports, 5 audio jacks, an ethernet 2.5 gigabit port and all the BIOS features you need such as BIOS Flashback and a clear CMOS button. The device also packs a DisplayPort on the back alongside an HDMI port. There’s also a range of ports including USB 3.2 Gen 2×2 for up to 20Gbps. It has Wi-Fi in the name so of course, it supports Wi-Fi 6E. It also supports Intel’s latest 13th-Gen Core i9 CPUs which includes the 13900K ASUS sent over for this build. This is ASUS’s high-end and premium gaming motherboard that checks all the boxes when it comes to specs. First, let’s dive into each of the items.ĪSUS ROG Strix B760-F Gaming Wi-Fi Motherboardįirst off, we have the heart of the build, the ROG Strix B760-F Gaming Wi-Fi motherboard.
So in this content, I’ll be putting all these components under the spotlight and walk you through how the experience went.
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