If you like graphics cards, and who doesn’t?, this trademark filing to the Eurasian Economic Union spotted by Twitter user @momomo_us may be of interest. It details over 100 cards from Asus, including some very interesting models.
The filing doesn’t mean Asus will be launching every card on the list but the sheer volume of cards listed, 107 by our count, means that we should see a large glut of new GPUs in the coming months. Some of the listed cards have names that repeat the titles of others, just in a different order or with an added zero (actually an O), such as the ROG-STRIX-RTX3070-O8G- V2-GAMING and the ROG-STRIX-RTX3070-8G-V2-GAMING. Anime fans may like to take note of the five cards (two 3080s, two 3080Tis, and a 3090) with a Gundam suffix, which might make an excellent imported prize for a giant robot-themed build, while those keen to get away from the black and gray hegemony in PC parts will be pleased to see nine white cards on the list.
The EEU is an economic union of states in eastern Europe and central and western Asia, and consists of Russia, Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan, with a few other ‘observer’ members including Cuba. Unfortunately, the EEC registry portal seems a touch unstable, dissolving into a server runtime error while we were browsing it, and in no way allowing us to download the offered PDF copy of the data.
