This crazy new phone has more power than any other Android phone you can buy and comes with a fan to keep it cool

The ROG Phone has a 90Hz display, which means it can refresh itself 90 time per second. Most smartphones have 60Hz displays. It essentially means that games can play at 90 frames-per-second (fps), which is visibly smoother than 60 fps. 

Only the Razer Phone with a 120HZ refresh rate beats the ROG Phone. However, the ROG Phone has a superior AMOLED display compared to the regular LCD display on the Razer Phone. AMOLED displays can produce deeper colors and better contrast than LCD displays. 

The back of the ROG Phone has a fairly typical, over-designed gamer aesthetic complete with an Asus ROG logo that can light up in different colors. This kind of colorful lightshow know as "RGB" is all the rage in gaming PCs. Just take a look at an "ideal" gaming PC complete with RGB lighting:

On its own, the ROG Phone has a pretty standard cooling system that you'd find on most high-end Android smartphones, which would suffice for regular smartphone usage. 

Once you start up a game, though, the extra powerful processor in the ROG Phone could produce more heat than your typical high-end Android phone.

At a certain heat threshold, processors will actually reduce their performance, which is often referred to "thermal throttling." So Asus will include an accessory for the ROG Phone that has a built-in fan to wick away the heat from the ROG Phone. 

It speaks to the PC gaming community, which is obsessed with keeping their gaming systems cool to prevent thermal throttling and maintain the highest performance possible. 

"AirTrigger" buttons on the ROG Phone's left edge act like the shoulder buttons on a console game pad controller to give you extra controls while gaming.

The ROG Phone can be placed into Asus' TwinView handheld accessory that comes with a second screen.

It's not yet clear how games available in the Google Play Store can take advantage of this second screen. Still, it's a similar concept to Nintendo's 3DS handheld device:

Docking the ROG Phone to a computer monitor, keyboard, and mouse would be perfect for games like the mobile versions of PUBG and Fortnite. You'd get the superior controls of a keyboard and mouse, and the extra visibility from a full-size computer monitor, which would certainly give you an advantage over people that are playing on their phone. 

The ROG Phone in the dock supports ultra-high resolution 4K monitors, which is pretty impressive for a mobile device. The dock also comes with a variety of ports, much like a full-size computer. 

Asus' WiGig dock is a console gamepad controller that fits on the ROG Phone, and it has gaming buttons and joysticks that console gamer are accustomed to. 

The WiGi dock can also connect to smart TVs, and it can stream games from the ROG Phone to the TV. 

The main camera is 12 megapixels, while the 8-megapixel camera has a 120-degree ultra wide angle. The front camera is 8 megapixels. It's a pretty standard setup for most smartphones these days, but I'll have to test the cameras myself before deciding whether the cameras are any good or not. 

There's no detail on the exact release date or pricing of the ROG Phone yet.