LIVE NOW: ASUS Ask Me Anything on Tom’s Hardware

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Have you ever wanted to ask ASUS something? Now is your chance!

UPDATE: The ASUS Ask Me Anything is now live and underway on Tom’s Hardware!  Dive in immediately for your chance to ask the four official representatives from ASUS anything!
 Hit the jump here for the AMA thread on the Tom’s Hardware Community.

Ever wanted to ask one of the big hardware or software giants something directly?  Why’d they do that?  Where’d the idea come from for that last product?  What flavor ice cream do they eat on launch day?  What’s in store next?  Well, now you have the chance!
 
Tom’s Hardware is proud to announce a brand new community feature – ASK ME ANYTHING.
 
Over time, the number of official representatives present in our awesome community forums have grown by leaps and bounds, now exceeding 75+ hardware and software giants from a broad spectrum.  Each has had an official spokesperson running around our community and answering questions on an individual basis so far.  We thought, why not provide an opportunity to condense this curiosity and allow our users a chance to ask questions they’ve always wanted in one spot?
 
Now’s your chance!  On Wednesday, June 26th, we’ll be hosting the first of a series of Tom’s Hardware Ask Me Anythings, and our guests will be official representatives from ASUS!
 
The thread will be live for 24 hours starting at 12:00 noon eastern on June 26th, and questions will be moderated and supervised by Tom’s Community Manager, Joe Pishgar, and a full team of Senior Moderators.  Only registered users will be able to ask questions, so if you haven’t yet, be sure to register now for your chance to participate!
 
All standard forum rules of conduct apply, and once it begins, you can ask any question provided it isn’t a tech support request (as these require in-depth personal follow-up and diagnostics).  The official representative will reply periodically over the time the AMA is active using a recognized and verified account.
 
Please join us on this date to throw your questions into the mix and ask what you’ve always wanted to ask.
 
What: Ask Me Anything – ASUS
When: Wednesday, June 26th, 12:00 p.m. Noon EDT
Where: Tom’s Hardware Community Forum: Motherboards (thread to be provided here)
Who: Erik Joiner, ASUS Marketing Manager and assorted ASUS spokespeople and reps
 
See you on the forums!
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46 Comments Comment from the forums
  • -Fran-
    The only big question I have for them is if ITX/DTX FF will start getting love in their road maps.

    Man, an Asus case, ITX/DTX, pico PSUs and small boards for the enthusiast crowd... Nerdgasm right there.

    Cheers!
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  • scout_03
    That gone be a great timelines to get some news on the upcoming new products from Asus .
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  • ethaniel
    My only question would be why there is no warranty for Asus laptops in South and Latin America. So much for an "international warranty".
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  • codo
    I'll ask in advance, when will the 780 directcu edition be available? it's all that's holding up my new build
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  • Dakota Flores
    what: ASUS
    when:june/24/2013
    Tom’s Hardware Community Forum: Motherboards
    who: Erik Joiner
    on the ROG 1150 socket dose the power phases interfere with a land connection in games, to the point where i might want to uses a stand alone land card?
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  • JohnA
    Ooooh,
    Can I ask why the last 6 Asus motherboards I've bought were crap?
    m2nE failed on board ethernet, audio drivers were in beta for a year, never worked right

    3 m4a785m for friends and family, one channel audio failed on two, ethernet on 3, southbridge died on one, replaced with new DOA

    Now this, m5a97, only sees two memory sockets

    Should have listened to the forums. I've been buying Asus since socket 7 and pentium 2 days, but I've learned my lesson. Your quality control ain't what it used to be.
    Reply
  • danwat1234
    Why does the Asus G750 laptop have a soldered CPU when your competitors do not? Don't tell me it's to save weight or space, your laptop is heavier than the MSI.
    Reply
  • alyoshka
    I wonder why all the comments seem to be asking the questions they're supposed to be asking in the new feature AMA????
    I think the article pretty precisely states and it starts on the 26th....

    What: Ask Me Anything – ASUS
    When: Wednesday, June 26th, 12:00 p.m. Noon EDT
    Where: Tom’s Hardware Community Forum: Motherboards (thread to be provided here)
    Who: Erik Joiner, ASUS Marketing Manager and assorted ASUS spokespeople and reps

    Really guys..... we need to read the articles fully before we start rapid fire rounds....
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  • amk-aka-Phantom
    @Yuka: Asus already has a number of wonderful MiniITX boards whose only disadvantage is their somewhat high price and low availability. As for picoPSUs, there're currently none manufactured by reputable brands (Corsair, Antec, NZXT, Seasonic, etc.) and I know I'd never trust my precious Asus hardware to any mediocre PSU..
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  • teh_chem
    I'd LOVE to ask why they made a laptop (UL80JT) that used a wifi card where its driver conflicted with the Nvidia Optimus driver causing wifi to shut off, then tell all their customers that it was not ASUS' fault, not issue updates to fix it, and THEN just forget about the computer all together.

    I'd love to ask that, but given that Tom's forums have been performing like crap, I'm skeptical about this AMA idea.
    Reply