The PC component sector, particularly the gaming niche, has been actively hunting for remedies to the well‑documented power issues plaguing high‑end graphics cards. ASUS’s latest answer to this problem has been the ROG Equalizer cable, a product engineered to keep power connectors from melting or catching fire.
However, a startling revelation has shaken the PC‑building community: the very cable marketed as the ultimate fix has reportedly burned during one of its earliest online trials. This incident raises serious questions about its reliability at a time when the brand is just beginning worldwide distribution and technical specifics remain scarce.
ASUS introduced the cable with a “12V‑2×6 safer design” that promised seamless handling of up to 600 watts, thanks to a wiring capacity far exceeding current standards. The cable offers an impressive 17 amps per line, compared to the typical 9.2 amps found in conventional cables.
News Source: Tarreo
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