@@bronk6379 yes?😭

@@John-k7y6y Sigma

@ sigma

i appreciate it man, maybe it just needs time🤷‍♂️. thanks for watching!

@@itsBreadleythis was on my recommended so hopefully it gets more popular

actually i found armory crate to be a lot more useful than you think, i can control fan speeds, temperatures, and battery life/consumption and even lighting all in one preinstalled app. it didn’t come with any antivirus software or any unnecessary programs like other brands have installed. if that’s what you were mentioning i totally agree, but specifically this laptop didn’t need any bloatware removal!

@itsBreadley bro do you know ghelper is a single toolbar that does all of that and more whhile using less then 1% of the laptop capability ....use ghelper and test it your self

@@itsBreadley I have a 2021 G14 and after installing ghelper it went from 15% to 4% idle, it has everything you need for this laptop and personally the ui is much more intuitive. If you have time i highly recommend you give it a go, it’s designed solely for ASUS devices and so has all the features that are included in armory crate. Also, it doesn’t uninstall any of the ASUS apps there’s just a button to turn them off, so if it’s not for you, just uninstall ghelper and you’re good to go.

@ that sounds great, i’ll install it and try it out.

@@itsBreadley u need to proper remove ac...using tooll...dont manually remove it

depends on the price obviously, but the 8845hs still has solid performance

depends on the price, and what you plan on using it for!

I imagine its different with ddr5 however on the 2021 G14 16gb was not enough for a number of actions, I run a modded version of a game and 16gb simply could not load up the mods. If ram is still upgradable with sodimms then I’d recommend that.

@@itsBreadley Mostly for gaming. However, I was looking for a laptop that can handle coding and programming tasks( btw I’m still a beginner in this kind of stuff)It’s around $1850. I found a lot of laptops that have a better cpu, gpu and both of ram and storage are upgradable but what gets my attention to rog zephyrus is the cool design of it and the amazing display. Also the battery life:)

it’ll be a huge upgrade from your current laptop that’s for sure😂 i’d recommend the 32gb model for long term, games and programs are getting more demanding/harder to run so it’s just better to be safe than sorry in my experience (16gb should be just fine for light gaming and web-browsing though) i’d 100% recommend it, it just comes down to price.

How has it worked for you?

thats a bargai..was that on ebay or a different site?

@@kenyannoobBest Buy

im rocking a 2018 razer blade with a 1060 lmao.

Omen Transcend has 140w charging through usb type c

It is actually limited to 240w

you should correct "limited to 100w by its designed hardware"

personally i would say that it depends on preference. for a lot of "story" games that aren't competitive the g14 is probably better, more portable, etc. the g16 has twice the refresh rate (240hrz) but a lower resolution, so better for for more competitive game play with more hardware options. i'm a more casual player so i use the g14 for both, and i haven't found me wanting the larger screen at all.

@ oo okay, so you can see everything fine and aim properly at everyone on fps games?

you can expect around 100fps in 1080 high.

@ what about on everything low settings

i would estimate around 150 but that's if you've fully optimized in game and device settings, maybe 120-130 to be safe.