Asus Reveals Their ROG Phone, Packs A 90Hz Display, 512GB Internal Storage & Vapor-Chamber Cooling

Asus is definitely killing it in the PC hardware market. Their sub-brand, ROG, has just announced their first ROG smartphone dubbed as the ROG smartphone. Asus seems to be very serious about introducing gaming smartphones and the keen interest of Xiaomi and Razer seem to be igniting the enthusiasm to the next level.

Similar to the Razer Phone, the ROG phone offers a 90Hz refresh rate. While the Razer Phone offers a 120Hz display, the 90Hz display on the ROG phone is definitely quite respectable and a huge bump over other devices that usually pack 60Hz displays. Since PC gamers have flourished themselves with high-refresh rate displays, it seems like the next big thing in smartphones could potentially be 120Hz display. Although, what’s worth noting is that the Razer Phone offers all of those yummy hertz in an IPS LCD display while Asus’s ROG phone offers a 90Hz AMOLED display which potentially would result in better color reproduction on Asus’s device.

ModelROG Phone
Size6″-inch (158.8 x 76.2 x 8.6mm)
Display6“-inch 18:9 (2160×1080) AMOLED, 90Hz refresh rate with 1ms pixel response time, 108.6% DCI-P3 color gamut and 10000:1 contrast ratio
ProcessorQualcomm Snapdragon 845 @ 2.95GHz
RAMLPDDR4X 8GB RAM
StorageUFS 2.1, 128GB / 512GB
Battery4,000mAh
Charging TechCustom USB-C supports USB 3.1 Gen 1, DP 1.4, fast charging (15W)
ASUS HyperCharge direct charging
WiFi802.11a/b/g/n/ac/ad 2×2 MIMO
Bluetooth5
Dual SIMSlot 1: Micro SIM, Slot 2: Nano SIM OR microSD up to 128GB
CamerasRear | 12MP + 8MP (120° wide-angle), Selfie | 8MP
SoundDual front-facing stereo speakers with smart amplifier
24-bit/192KHz Hi-Res Audio
DTS Headphone:X 7.1 virtual surround-sound
Qualcomm aptX High-definition Bluetooth® wireless audio

Regarding specs, Asus’s device seems to be the one with some 2018 internals. The ROG phone packs a Qualcomm Snapdragon 845 SoC, upto 8GB of RAM and 512 Gigabytes of internal storage. What’s worth noting is that Asus has managed to slightly overclock the 845 chip as well thanks to their new “GameCool” vapor-chamber cooling. Asus said in their press release that packing vapor-chamber cooling was necessary to ensure that the device does not experience thermal throttling. They said:

A high-end phone running graphics-intense, fast-paced AAA action games can generate a killer amount
of heat. As well as being uncomfortable to hold, a hot phone is a slow phone: thermal throttling can bring
even the fastest CPU to its knees. ROG Phone is built from the ground up to run smoothly even when the
action gets frenetic: its exclusive GameCool system features highly efficient 3D vapor-chamber cooling
inside that provides a 16X-larger surface area 1 for heat dissipation than a standard heat-pipe cooling
system. This cooling system is enhanced with a copper heat spreader and carbon cooling pads on the
circuit board for maximum cooling performance – said Asus

Alongside such a killer smartphone, Asus has also launched a few add-ons to go with it. These add-ons include their new TwinView dock, Mobile Desktop Dock and a WiGig dock. Every single one of these add-ons enhances the gaming experience with the device.

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