ASUS launches the “Upgrade What Matters”* competition: $13,000 worth of hardware to be won!
ASUS has just announced its major global competition “Upgrade What Matters”, and the least we can say is that the prize pool is salivating.
On the program: ROG AMD and Intel 800 series motherboards, processors, DDR5 memory kits, a ROG Astral GeForce RTX 5080 graphics card, AIO coolers, power supplies and even gaming peripherals.
All for a total value estimated at 13,000 US dollars. (see the full list of lots in the PDF below):
PDF Concours Asus – Upgrade What Matters)
To enter, simply follow the instructions on the official competition website below. Cherry on the Mario: the purchase of certain ASUS and ROG products entitles you to a free copy of Resident Evil Requiem on PC. Special prizes are also planned for the Reddit community.
The competition is open since March 9, 2026 and runs until May 18, 2026so there are still a few weeks left to try your luck.
In short, if you are looking to upgrade your setup without emptying your wallet, It’s clearly time to play the game!
How to participate
Enter the competition Improve the essentials by completing Gleam activities to earn points and unlock rewards. The more points you accumulate, the more chances you have of winning!
Follow these steps to participate:
- Subscribe to ASUS and ROG social networks.
- Answer the Gleam questions and enter to win a prize.
- Earn bonus points by creating a free account on the ASUS website!
Register NOW >>
More information on the dedicated page on the Asus.fr website Upgrade What Matters
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