You'll probably want at least the 1600VA or this 2200VA for that rig but yes, it can definitely handle it.

Still working, but its not with me anymore. It didn't need it but I repasted it before I let it go. It never really dropped in pricing as much as I wanted to but depending on your region, if its a good deal, I'd get it iif the price isn't so far off the 13th-gen models.

@Back2gaming ,👍

lol. skip ahead 🤣

Yes, lahat ng plug is wired sa battery back-up. difference lang ata is 4 lang plug ng 1200va but its been a while so i cant recall off the top of my head

It should handle it fine and give him around 3 mins of power under full load

Yes, I just gave this exact sample I tested to someone who asked for it and it still works. ASUS probably ended production for this as I don't see it as much in listings anymore seeing as they integrated much of their AI noise removal into their headsets.

@@Back2gaming Yeah! I thought it doesn't work anymore when I asked this question. I turned out that I just had to configure it through the app in my laptop. Fun fact: I got mine 3 years ago because of your review. Thanks a lot!

yes, maximum 100W PD charging via the port marked with Thunderbolt PD. You can game on PD charging but it wont be max performance versus the actual charging brick..

@@Back2gaming i tried with a powerbank 100w and a pluf 40w didint seem to work i not charging

@@kazacorleone954 what's the exact model of your laptop?

AORUS 15 BSF-73US754SH

@@kazacorleone954 same model huh, that should have charging at the back USB-C port. could be a PD version compatibility but I've used random GaN chargers and they all seem to work. if you believe its an issue, its best to contact aorus/ gigabyte for guidance as regional differences in configurations could also play a factor but I really believe your unit should have it

how much did you pay. I ended up paying around 215$

@ does it work coz my i got it for 319 and it doesnt work well it has the fan ticking and broken

@@Kuro-agatsuma I bought it literally an hour ago. It's gonna take 3-4 days to ship but the guy I bought it from is extremely reputable he sent me multiple videos of it not to mention they're all new with the plastic sticker still on. Apparently a guy got it to mine but stopped just 2 months in so my hopes are high

@@thedjoker3521luckyyyy

I assume this is during gaming or stress test? then that's actually quite cool... if its like that when doing nothing on the desktop though, that's very concerning then.

you can only use 6th-gen and 7th-gen CPUs on this board and yes. if you have a 9700K, i suggest finding a good deal on a Z370 or Z390 or if you dont plan to overclock, even a B350 is fine.

well i am actually replying on you on my just-repasted laptop with an RTX 3070 and I'm doing from 97*C to 82*C, and I'm quite happy with that as the fans aren't even loud. Anyway, in your case if the fans are barely audible then you can probably tweak the fans to get better temps or if the warranty is out, might want to get it repasted, should really improved temps.

@@Back2gaming thanks for your help

@@Back2gaming is 80c bad

@@alinouri692 its not necessarily bad. is it maximum load temp or just idle when the laptop isnt doing anytning?

@@Back2gaming when playing genshin Impact

I think less than 9k na toh now so definitely good option pa rin sya. Gaming use ba?

Yes for overwatch. But also good for editing? Colors?

may nakakabit na sa kanya or wala? if wala marami kasi possible causes pag di ko alam ung causes. check nyo sa manual sa box para may quick checklist kayo ng issues

How hot is your readings going for the hotspot? I don't have a precise number because I'm on the OC side of the fence and I want my numbers as high as possible, temp limits be damned. Hmmm I would try setting the max fan speed first and using your gpu util's OC scanner to find the best curve and then go from there.

Oh its a negligble difference bumped up by the esports games. In most cases, the 4080 SUPER would def be a bit faster but only a weeny tiny bit. :)

it's 4070 not 4080

covered nila under warranty pero pag lampas na pede siguro humanap ng compatible need nga lang ikaw magbukas. pero contact mo muna sila sa dealer or distributor directly for warranty ng battery

it does due to the CPU, the newer i7 14th gen easily offsets that and offers better performance overall, the rest of the build can be as is with upgrades to RAM and the SSD an option. Also the RTX 4080 can be swapped for the 4070ti super or 4080 super which are cheaper overall. its still a solid build and may have dropped in price since i tried it

Yes, those are fairly normal range. If you're not encountering any skipping or sudden drops in performance or even random shutdowns then you should be fine.

Pure sine wave is better for really sensitive high power devices. This Eaton model is good for bulk power backup for midrange systems alongside the monitor and probably the modem and router. What are you plugging into it?

@@Back2gaming just my Pc setup, probably the modem too and 2 to 3 monitors. Is it good enough for this usage? Not risking any damage on the PSU because of non-Pure Sine Wave UPS?

@@BanTheManofGreed ive yet to use this on a psu that couldn't take stepwaves. It should handle any other thing you plug in it but depending on your specs and psu type, you might be better off with a pricier sinewave psu. Can you share your specs,

@@Back2gaming its just a mid tier pc like a rtx4060, i5-13400, 2 nvme ssd, 750 PSU. What pricier sinewave do u recommend?

I'm using console mode right now with HDR enabled, but I'm on Series X so im running 4K120hz on the console, the monitor would adjust regardless. So you can go with that

If your PC is powered down for less than 8 hours, I suggest just keeping it on. If your internet modem/wifi router is nearby, i suggest keeping those things plugged in the UPS and leaving it on. :)

@@Back2gaming thanks for the response, I usually keep it on during the day and power it off at night when I sleep (8-10 hrs). I guess i'll keep it that way but the beep in the morning each time I power it on is the most annoying thing about it. It sounds like it wants to let everyone, even the neighbors, know that i'm gonna use my pc.

@@roshinobuhirigasawa1109 trust me, i worked in an office where that's part of the morning rush, you get used to it tho overtime 😅 specific to this model is the fan noise, you get may occurrences where it also hums quite audibly during power on but it should subside unless the power is cut then the fans will run high speed which can get quite noisy

@@Back2gaming thanks for the heads up, I guess i'd rather have a bit of noise than a non-working one. I originally bought a Cyber Power but I got a faulty model that kept dying on a 1-2 sec power interruption even though it was brand new. Glad I found this Eaton one and it has worked wonders so far, that's why I want to make it last longer with proper use, and it's cheaper.

It is, but take note of 2 things: 1) it will be very noisy 2) your fans lifespan *could* considerably shorten In the chance that the fan breakdown within warranty period, the company will most likely repair it but hassle of waiting for a replacement could be something you may not want to deal with. Otherwise, that's just the primary issues you may encounter when going with max fans all the time. I usually just play around the slider and see which is the highest you can go without becoming too audible while also delivery best thermal performance. You can do this with any GPU utility like the one from your card manufacturer or more popularly, MSI Afterburner.

Depends on your case, if you got good airflow running it on stock would be alright but if you want the best operating temps, setting a fan curve to hit that balance of noise vs. temps should give you more peace of mind.

@@Back2gaming btw they are selling overclocked version of his card too, wonder how temps look in oc model ^^

@@DzyntaMokry its actually a very conservative boost OC and chances are you could pull it off with the non-OC cards. There will be cards that can achieve far higher OCs and even higher if temps are good and voltage is ideal. If the price isn't too large, i'd get the OC but do compare it to prices of other cards with better cooling, that would be more ideal in my opinion.

@@Back2gaming what would you recommend, this palit model of 4070 super or some 7900gre like sapphire pulse/pure oc, gigabyte gaming oc. Its around same price where i live. 750W pcu should be enough even for 7900gre?

@@DzyntaMokry In pure gaming performance at 1440, both would close give and take a few games that are optimized for AMD, the 7900 GRE would usually be a hair faster but you'd be losing out on DLSS and better RT performance + frame generation. If DLSS and RT don't matter to you, then almost all the brands you mention will be running closely in cooling. I personally have the Sapphire 7900 XTX Nitro+ just for the fact that it looks incredibly sick. Not regretting it, cooling is great as well. Some places stock GIGABYTE's at roughly the same price is Sapphire's so if you're considering AMD, those are also an option. Personally, I'd just go 4070 Super, in most games because its more power efficient.

Yes, either download center or alam ko possible din ibang torrent client.

This should apply globally but I'll confirm with them for finality: www.back2gaming.com/news/msi-oled-screens-now-covered-by-3-year-burn-in-warranty/

I got this monitor for the warranty. In the EU it's 3 years

The 3-year burn-in warranty has been announced for regional also so it is now a globally applicable term. :) Really looking making me consider other OLEDs for my gaming setup.

nakasagad ba lagi volume mo hahah

its a gaming laptop, not your avarage low performance laptop.

I think bezel make laptop look good

I like it a lot, I recently got the 17" version with the 4070 in it and so far, it's clear crisp and kicks a$$.

​@@JesusChristIsTheOnlyWayhow are the thermals? I'm thinking of buying one for 1.6k usd, would you recommend?