Read more.Lights and 3D-printing ahoy.
Read more.Lights and 3D-printing ahoy.
The gimmick is the 3D printed piece, but it disables one of the most important connections on the board, M.2. Who the hell thought that was a good idea?!
What were they thinking? Apparently ~£20 extra to remove functionality?
Seems that Asus have lost the plot with this one. The thought path that ends in the loss of your M.2 connection is a peach.
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