ASUS Q-Release Slim: Potential PCB Scratches Under Scrutiny

A Bilibili channel tested ASUS' Q-Release Slim mechanism, revealing potential PCB scratches. Chinese users are expressing concern about this design.
ASUS Q-Release Slim: Potential PCB Scratches Under Scrutiny
A recent test by the Bilibili channel has sparked concerns among PC enthusiasts regarding ASUS' Q-Release Slim mechanism. The channel rigorously tested the feature by plugging and unplugging a graphics card 60 times, closely observing any changes to the GPU's printed circuit board (PCB). Observed Scratches and User Concerns The testing revealed that the metal component embedded within the Q-Release Slim slot, specifically near the peg side, appears to cause scratches on the GPU PCB when removing or inserting the graphics card. While the golden pads on the surface, crucial for proper GPU function, remained undamaged, these cosmetic scratches have raised eyebrows among the community. Community Response and Variability The findings have led to significant discussion on Chinese online forums, with many users expressing their worries about the long-term effects of these scratches. A thread on the NGA forum ( NGA Forum Thread ) shows mixed results. Some users with ASUS motherboards inco…

About the author

Owner of Technetbook | 10+ Years of Expertise in Technology | Seasoned Writer, Designer, and Programmer | Specialist in In-Depth Tech Reviews and Industry Insights | Passionate about Driving Innovation and Educating the Tech Community Technetbook

Post a Comment