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We know this here device is real, but excuse us while we share our skepticism of ASUS' ability to
deliver -- after all, we're still waiting patiently for that
ROG XG Station to actually find a price and release date. That aside, this here motherboard companion was recently demonstrated by ASUS, and apparently, it gives users the ability to monitor their PC internals, overclock devices in real time and check out widgets on the side. The OC Palm is one of the very few devices we've seen of late to actually take advantage of
SideShow-like functionality, though it's only compatible with the high(er)-end
P6T DELUXE mobo right now. ASUS has yet to disclose a sticker / launch date, but it's not like you didn't see that coming, right? Check the read link for lots more hands-on shots.
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