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What is an ASUS GPU Module?
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An ASUS GPU Module is a dedicated graphics processing unit designed by ASUS to accelerate rendering, gaming, and compute tasks in desktop and workstation PCs.
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Which ASUS GPU Module series are available?
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ASUS offers ROG Strix, TUF Gaming, Dual, Phoenix and Turbo series GPU Modules, each balancing cooling, performance and noise levels for different user needs.
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How do I choose the right ASUS GPU Module?
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Select based on your target resolution, frame-rate goals, power supply capacity and case dimensions; ROG Strix for maximum overclocking, TUF for durability, Dual for compact builds.
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Are ASUS GPU Modules compatible with my motherboard?
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Most ASUS GPU Modules support PCIe x16 slots—check your motherboard’s PCIe version (3.0 or 4.0) and physical slot spacing to ensure full compatibility.
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How many power connectors does an ASUS GPU Module require?
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Power requirements vary by model: entry-level Dual cards may need a single 8-pin connector, while high-end ROG Strix modules often require 2×8-pin or 1×6-pin plus 1×8-pin connectors.
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What is the best way to install an ASUS GPU Module?
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Power down your PC, remove the expansion slot covers, seat the GPU firmly in the PCIe x16 slot, secure it with screws, then connect the recommended power cables.
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How can I update my ASUS GPU Module firmware?
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Use ASUS GPU Tweak III’s Live Update feature or download the latest BIOS/firmware from the ASUS support website, then follow the provided instructions for a seamless update.
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Which software tools work with ASUS GPU Modules?
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ASUS GPU Tweak III offers real-time monitoring, overclocking presets and fan curve customization; GPU-Z and MSI Afterburner are also compatible with ASUS cards.
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How do I overclock my ASUS GPU Module safely?
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Use ASUS GPU Tweak III to increase core and memory clocks in small increments, test stability with stress-test software between adjustments, and monitor temperatures below 85 °C.
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How can I monitor temperatures and fan speeds?
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Launch ASUS GPU Tweak III or your preferred hardware-monitoring software; review real-time GPU temperature, clock speeds, voltage and customizable fan speed curves.
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What warranty covers ASUS GPU Modules?
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ASUS GPU Modules come with a standard 3-year limited warranty covering manufacturing defects; extended warranty options may be available through ASUS or authorized resellers.
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What should I do if I have no display output?
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Verify power-cable connections, ensure the GPU is fully seated in the PCIe slot, test with a different video cable or port, and update your motherboard BIOS to the latest version.
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Can I use multiple ASUS GPU Modules in SLI or CrossFire?
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SLI support is limited to selected NVIDIA ASUS ROG Strix modules and requires an SLI bridge; AMD CrossFire is natively supported on compatible ASUS GPU Modules with multi-GPU drivers.
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How do I optimize ASUS GPU Module performance for gaming?
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Install the latest GPU drivers, enable Game Mode in ASUS GPU Tweak III, adjust fan profiles for optimal cooling, and use OC Scanner or manual tuning for stable overclocks.
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How do I clean and maintain my ASUS GPU Module?
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Power off and unplug your PC, use compressed air to remove dust from heatsinks and fans, inspect for loose cables, and reapply thermal paste every 2–3 years.
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Are ASUS GPU Modules VR-ready?
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Yes, ASUS ROG Strix and TUF Gaming GPU Modules with recommended VR specs (e.g., NVIDIA RTX 2060 or AMD RX 5600 XT and above) offer the performance and ports required for a smooth VR experience.
