What we see is an ASUS tweet teasing something spicy, a mysterious white edition of a series 50 graphics card lying quietly in their Dream Build prize pool. And it just looks clean. The tweet literally boasts high decibels saying, “WHOOO’S THAT GRAPHICS CARD?!” just like a tech Pokemon. Gotta catch ’em all, right?
The card is partnered with their latest Intel Z890, B860, and AMD X870, B850 motherboards, which…okay, ASUS, why don’t you flex a little harder? Seriously though, if you are into the white aesthetic (because really, who is not), this could be your golden ticket or, in this case, your white-and-silver ticket.
As expected, no specs are hinted at. It would be way too straightforward. This is ASUS’ way of teasing builders by dangling this in front of their noses and then telling them to “come and catch it” in their prize pool. That link goes to their Dream Build promo page. Conditions applied, of course. Always that fine print!
Isn’t it weird there has been no replies at all? None! Which is… weird? A tweet like this usually has at least a couple replies along the lines of “TAKE MY MONEY” or “WHEN’S THE RELEASE DATE??” But none. Everybody busy refreshing the contest page or just too gobsmacked to see ASUS tease hardware like it’s some surprise album drop.
So what is this whole white edition thing about? Is it a special edition of the RTX 50 series? A limited-edition collector? Or just a special paint job on an older design, just to make it look good in system builds? That’s up to ASUS to decide, and that is definitely frustrating, but also kind of… the situation. Now we are all talking about it.
If you’re into the white-out PC style (or just want free stuff), taking this link may be worthwhile. Please do read the fine print, however. Because nothing’s ever easy about giveaways.
And hey, ASUS—maybe next time you consider giving us at least an insight about the specs? Or a release date? Just a thought.
Wait, what was I saying just now? Oh right. White GPU. Shiny. Alien. Want.
And, oh yeah, if you haven’t, go check that tweet. If you feel generous, leave a comment. Or don’t. Whatever. But if you win that card, give me a call; I want to see it in action.
