ASUS has launched Ultimate Simplicity, a new giveaway that will allow participants a chance to win BTF (“Back-to-the-Future”) components designed to hide cables with a hidden-connector design, enabling what the company says are super-clean builds. The contest, which is co-sponsored by Cooler Master, Corsair, and InWin, also includes a power supply and peripherals within its prize pool.
Contest info:
- Begin: Monday, May 27
- End: Sunday, June 30
- Click here for instructions on how to win
The prizes include:
- ROG Maximus Z790 Hero BTF
- ROG Strix GeForce RTX 4090 BTF Edition
- ROG Hyperion GR701 BTF Edition
- TUF Gaming Z790-BTF WiFi
- TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 4070 Ti SUPER BTF White Edition
- And more
A look at one of the clean builds that BTF enables:
ASUS on some of the benefits behind BTS:
With the combination of a BTF chassis and a BTF motherboard, users can tuck away nearly all the cables that connect directly to the motherboard, including the cables that supply power to the motherboard, connect 2.5-inch SATA drives, hook up case fans, and connect front-panel buttons and I/O.
GPUs often require more power than the PCIe x16 slot can supply, so they require users to connect a PCIe power cable. For users that would prefer to hide that wire as well, ASUS offers the Advanced BTF approach. Advanced BTF motherboards include a graphics card high-power slot ready to supply all the power that a BTF graphics card needs. Users will need a card with a graphics card high-power (GC-HPWR) gold finger in order to build an Advanced BTF PC.
Discussion (4 replies)
Join Discussion →Another bullsh1t contest that doesn't exist to me because it requires social media. Are there any contests these days which don't require social media? Sheesh.
Whats the real rub is there are so MANY of these faked that it's impossible to know which ones are even legit. Normally I'm fine to click through a few links but just looking at the list made me NOPE right out.
I gave up on these "giveaways" a while ago. The more you seem to try the more spam emails you get..
Paying the price of a few components is a really cheap way to bulk up the client list with highly relevant leads.
I am a-ok paying for exactly what I want