A Better ASUS Zephyrus G16? - ProArt P16 Overview

[@JarrodsTech]

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[@P1ayI_IMak3r]

Hi JarrodsTech

[@1986debasish]

Please upload the AMD G16 review ASAP. Need to make a laptop purchase decision within next 1 day

[@sokpanhanov8036]

can you release video how to fix frame stuttering while gaming in performance mode in asus laptop?

[@TuxikCE]

A 60 Hz display at this tier is just criminal.

[@lesliejora9344]

Yes

[@NoshikiYT]

Agreed especially for the money you brought it for

[@JarrodsTech]

Doesn't really matter as much for creator work IMO (at least for my work), don't think there are 4K+ OLED panels with touch support at this size with higher refresh rate yet so I guess they can only use what's available.

[@tonyk4447]

it's also a 4k+ touch screen , you have to count those in for this price point just like microsoft surface they are expansive yes , but not over-priced

[@Antantaru_]

Likely due to the availability of the touch screen, I suppose?

[@toungeenaamoo]

battery life is impressive considering the 4k OLED panel

[@JarrodsTech]

I just tested the AMD Zephyrus G16 and it lasted even longer!

[@toungeenaamoo]

@@JarrodsTech damn, an AMD version of G16, gotta start saving for that monster

[@yensteel]

​@@JarrodsTech Dayum, Asus or Asus... Hopefully it has flexible ram options like the proart 16. 32gb should be on affordable options. 64gb is icing on the case for a few people.

[@afd1040]

@@JarrodsTech nice

[@GewelReal]

just 60hz saves a bit of battery life

[@RobloxianX]

60hz is a dealbreaker. Creator Laptops would be fine with 90 or 120hz

[@xanderflynn3434]

4K+ OLED panels at this size with higher refresh rate yet

[@JarrodsTech]

Yeah I guess there may not be 4K+ OLED panels with touch support at this size with a higher refresh rate yet.

[@Games_and_Tech]

Even 90 hz feels incredibly smoother

[@fullypowered123]

@@JarrodsTech 4k is honestly not as much of an improvement compared to the 2880x1800 screens seen on the g14, 120hz on the other hand is a game changer for doing anything on your laptop, it just feels much faster and smooth. Especially for drawing with that stylus, 120hz would've gone a long way to improve how instant it feels

[@handlemonium]

There should be a QHD version with 240

[@matt-dw]

I can't imagine anyone who's serious about digital drawing being happy to settle for doing it on a wobbly and fragile screen at a 60 degree angle supported by just a couple of hinges. The display should have had a 180 or 360 degree hinge so that it can be supported either by the desk it's on or the laptop's chassis. 24fps video content (the standard for TV, cinema, and much of KZbin) is also going to tear or stutter on a 60Hz panel without VRR.

[@Havanu81]

Instant sale if they had included a 120hz screen. Even as a "creator" I prefer high refresh screens for working with a pen. Also, did they fix the third fan whine issue?

[@JarrodsTech]

Yeah I guess there may not be 4K+ OLED panels with touch support at this size with a higher refresh rate yet.

[@JarrodsTech]

As for fan, I wasn't able to max it out, the MyASUS software says need to go somewhere else before you can use manual mode (you can see it on screen in the performance mode section), but I wasn't able to work out how to do that, so I only tested in performance mode, which I didn't have a whine issue with the Zephyrus. I suspect it's much the same though if you are able to get it maxed.

[@davitdavid7165]

I think you can turn off the 3rd fan and it is a sample by sample issue.

[@Aleksandr-ke7gy]

Third fan fixed in g16 already. Mine has no whine

[@vncube1]

It's still early days for Strix, but the Ryzen APU getting nearly identical battery life to the already efficient Core Ultra G16 while powering 2.25 times as many pixels is good news!

[@JarrodsTech]

I tested the Zephyrus G16 with same CPU after this video, it lasted even longer at almost 12 hours, quite impressive.

[@robchr]

I cannot wait for the non sponsored review with the linux section.

[@JarrodsTech]

As this isn't a review I didn't spend as much time on it running our full test suite. Essentially, I chose what is in this video, not ASUS. When I sent it to them for approval they didn't ask for a single change, it is entirely my work. I simply could not be bothered running some things like that - that's all there is to it.

[@nokompromis2297]

Soldered memory issue is not necessarily about capacity. I've had RAM sticks die only after 2 years of use. Were it soldered, I'd need to replace the chips at service instead of swapping the sticks. Apart from people already mentioning 60Hz, this issue also pretty much limits my choice to lenovo laptops.

[@amirulizzat2114]

who here thought Jarrod were about to review new Amd g16 instead lol

[@electricmiragemedia]

Yur!

[@llobell86]

Why no one talks about longevity of these devices? Lifespan analysis? Please, it's a lot of money for just 3/6/9years of use. We don't want just lighter or potent laptops, but lasting parts.

[@willwunsche6940]

Probably because no one really has the accurate data on them. Some stuff will fail in a couple/few years, while others will last a decade, you never know until a bunch of people actually try it. You can look to more repairable laptop like a Framework, or avoid the ultra budget $250-400 dell/hp laptops targeted at super non tech people that often fail pretty fast but you never really know what you are going to get

[@jtayzer]

Top SKU having a 4070 8GB is a bit disappointing, would have liked to see 4080 and 4090 SKUs especially given the UHD+ screen (130W TGP+boost beats G16's 125W so I don't see it being a limiting factor). Edit: it appears the max TGP is 105W with boost - considering the temps hit 80C at performance there's definitely some thermal headroom for increased TGP (if a 4080/4090 model existed).

[@dampflokfreund]

Yeah, 8 GB is just barely enough these days, I want to use my laptops for a long time so this is a dealbreaker.

[@federicocatelli8785]

You can't have long battery life and high end gpu at the same time😅

[@jtayzer]

@@federicocatelli8785 of course you can, there's no difference between having a 4070/4080/4090 if the TGP is identical - then higher end GPUs don't draw more wattage. Regardless of that, the dGPU can be turned off (mostly) on battery and that's the usual behaviour, so the iGPU takes over as the display driver (which sips power regardless of what dGPU is on board).

[@MyronZhao]

it's too thin and thermals can't handle it is my guess

[@jtayzer]

@@MyronZhao Given the dimensions and weight being nearly tied with the G16 2024 (which can be spec'd with a 4080/4090), I don't see why the P16 couldn't have such a configuration.

[@unionofslavstanrepublics2317]

Even for a creator focused laptop, 60 hz is definitely a shame.

[@TheLDunn1]

I’ve been considering the G16 & now this new Proart. I’m based in the UK where you can get the G16 with 4080 & 32Gb mem. & with the 2.5k 240hz OLED. For content creation, this G16 seems to offer more than the Proart to me, & the G16 also has longer battery life.

[@adibshaheen4689]

THE PRICE IS FUCKING CRAZY

[@SWOhioSpeedtesting]

Sponsored. No wonder it was okay it had a 60hz screen and soldered RAM. Couldn’t think of any other laptops that have 4K displays with high refresh panels and upgradable memory.

[@ian-pi8fv]

name a laptop nowadays with non soldered ram lmao. the only reason were seeing such high ram speeds is soldered ram.

[@3131Ele]

Soldered but up to 64GB, should be enough for many years (until you buy another laptop).

[@MightyOne2142]

64gb more than you need before you pop it

[@yeetd9175]

thx jarrod for your content your vids were usefull for me to choose a pc

[@JarrodsTech]

Happy to help!

[@dustineverhart4028]

Same for me I got the G14 8945hs/4060 model based on the review here

[@IvoPavlik]

60 Hz is absolutely not an acceptable compromise for video creators as it cannot play 24 and 25 fps videos smoothly.

[@silenthalo07]

Just something I have always been confused by, how come so may 'creator' laptops have no numpad, maybe it's because of the difference in industry but I use my numpad everyday, can't picture myself buying a numless keyboard or laptop without one

[@randomcalrissian]

One thing I really want to know - How is DPC latency and how it compares to G16?

[@miniDrew4]

I got the G16 with the 4080, and I'm really happy with it. If you really never game, this panel seems pretty nice... although that 60hz is pretty low when you're used to working on at least 144hz.

[@boblienhart]

At 5:00, I cloned the boot disk on my wife's new P16 to a Samsung 990 Pro 2TB SSD and scored 7140.77/6937.48 on CrystalDiskMark 8.0.5 x64 in Performance mode. The original ssd had scored 5065.63/3985.13, again in performance mode. That is a 40% improvement for an increased cost of only 6% (retail, not including taxes).

[@SirTubeALotMore]

Is it really only 2 years since the RTX 40 series was announced? It feels like a decade ... we need something fresh now and with more VRAM!

[@ereviscale2606]

Did you see a price for that laptop? Many laptops with 4090 cost less then this laptop with 4070. I think it's too much for sticker AI

[@raptor1672]

Why are you saying aluminium wrong mate?

[@crazyelf1]

The big thing I see is that we need a Zen 5 Strix Halo version with the 4080/4090 options. Another thing I would like to see is Asus use the 4k+ 90Hz OLED. There are unfortunately no 4k+ 120Hz laptop OLED panels out yet.

[@kiyotaka2026]

The gripe I have with soldered memory is how expensive the upgrade is. Companies like ASUS trying to sell you 16GB of RAM for 100$+ and getting away with it is bullshit. I don't give a damn how fast it is, their margin on that is getting closer and closer to Apple. It doesn't make any sense that it's cheaper to order a stick of RAM. Aside from that the screen being 60hz is disappointing, but most of all it can't go all the way back for sharing and pen use? I don't know. The weight just doesn't justify the compromises in my opinion. Great vid as always, thank you for your hard work Jarrod - Proud G14 2023 and Legion 5 gen 6 17" thanks to your reviews

[@danielpv1763]

my boiler controller's screen has better refresh rate...it's almost 2025, ASUS...

[@0928ming]

Actually I have been looking for 16" 4K OLED laptop for some days. Only this one and Dell XPS16 comes into the list. Dell offers 90Hz which is fair, so if this laptop goes 90Hz, I think it would be a laptop without weaknesses (on paper), as no MUX to the 4K screen, not really likely to be able to play games with more than 90FPS with the laptop screen, but somewhere in-between 60-90 fps would be nice.

[@antibob72]

I bought my G16 for $1,400. A more expensive version with a 60Hz screen is criminal, yeesh

[@karikaru]

For the price , you might as well get a g16 and external editing monitor and Wacom tablet with cash to spare.

[@GewelReal]

​@@karikaruexactly lmao

[@OC.TINYYY]

This is targeted to content creators. It's a 4K screen. G16 has 2.5K screen. 120hz is useless to content creators.

[@GewelReal]

@@OC.TINYYY even as a content creator anything below 90Hz OLED/180Hz LCD is terrible to use Once you try 240Hz OLED you just can't go back

[@AliFarooqui111]

Did you see the pixels while being close to the laptop? The G16 has quite low resolution as compared to a 2.8k or 3.2k display. The low resolution is the only thing besides the non touch display that is stopping me from buying the G16.

[@TrueGold88]

Appreciate the videos as always! Which gaming laptop has the quietest fans while playing a game on Auto mode settings?, For me it seems like the Legion 7 AMD 2022, It depends on the game but most of the time the fans don't sound like an airplane on quiet and auto mode.

[@JarrodsTech]

You can find all our fan noise data here: jarrods.tech/laptop-fan-noise/

[@theconfusedllama]

Somehow this makes me feel better about buying the G14 4070. I really appreciate the fact you included that in the comparison graphs

[@renzpwns]

Super tempting. Any chance we’ll see a review/comparison for the AMD version of the G16? Or the 4080/4090 version. Thanks!

[@JarrodsTech]

I am working on a CPU comparison video with the Intel and AMD G16s at the moment, but it's a lot of work and probably 2-3 weeks out.

[@FatZapBrannigan]

@@JarrodsTech Looking forward to it. Do you have any idea when non-asus laptops with the new AMD chips will start dropping?

[@rickymitchell9847]

@@JarrodsTechon gaming - a few people have reported ea anticheat games crashing the AMD version. Seems to be an issue with EAs shitty anti cheat and the new chipset.

[@renzpwns]

@@JarrodsTechThanks! Looking forward to it.

[@userxyz783]

I don't think ASUS can be recommended . It has poor product design, near fraudulent repair bills, and sells products which have a veneer of premium but are prone to fail.

[@uche1]

I’m choosing between a rtx 3080ti laptop or a rtx 4070 laptop, which is more future-proof?

[@DillsArtThing]

I already can't afford a last gen Tuf on my weekly salary of $40 what the hell am i even doing here

[@Half_lightning]

I'm sorry for disturbing you, thanks for the videos you make, I'm wondering which laptop to choose (9th generation Lenovo LOQ model - rtx 4060 video card) Which process to choose Intel i7 13650HX - Ryzen 7 8845HS - It's important to me that it was cooler and more stable FPS in games . And which one will last longer on battery life? Is there any laptop better than Lenovo LOQ 9th generation, with the same characteristics?

[@elderman64]

If only they had the Rtx 4080 variant with the vapour chamber for this model. That runs way quieter and has more vram for 3D work

[@WrexBF]

60Hz!!! Oh hell no.

[@NotTesla]

Content Creators don’t really care about 60hz, plus 4K OLED touchscreen from what I heard doesn’t have higher refresh rate and if it does, it consumes a ton of power

[@WrexBF]

@@NotTesla That's a load of nonsense. I'm a content creator and I care about a screen's refresh rate. The Dell XPS 16 9640 has a 90hz 4K OLED screen. Also, what's the obsession with 4K laptop screens? A 3.2K 120HZ screen look so sharp that you can't see the pixels. 4K is not necessary at all.

[@lelouchabrilvelda1794]

​@@WrexBF Stop being ignorant. If you want a gaming laptop then buy a gaming laptop. This is not for you.

[@WrexBF]

@@lelouchabrilvelda1794 You're the ignorant one here. Let me ask you this. What's a ''gaming laptop'' to you?

[@NoshikiYT]

@@lelouchabrilvelda1794 fr

[@keerthan7558]

I honestly never understood why Asus tends to ship its content creation laptops with low-mid range gpus when that's exactly the opposite of what professionals would want.

[@supernotnatural]

I don't always buy new gaming laptop but when I do: It's a series that Jarrod can't test because either he is in USA or something: MSI Crosshair 16 HX. MSI is great but weird. i7-14700HX on Sword series is limited to 80W only. Had to go one up to Crosshair (240W>200W adapter).

[@AniCrazey]

the problem with soldered memory that these creators dont want to talk about is the price. People were complaining about apple prices but when i was looking at windows laptops with soldered memory they had the same price as apple update: i checked out the price and its 4.5k for a rtx 4070 and 60hz screen lmaooo what? bro delete this video

[@qq_02]

The WiFi speeds are probably due to MediaTek, may be improved with a driver update. I also have an ASUS laptop with a MediaTek WiFi card and when I first got it, it was bad, a couple months later with some updates it became fine. But it still fails to start sometimes from the Windows Modern Standby (leaving me WiFi-less until a hard reset), which is one of the reasons I have completely disabled that. MediaTek WiFi cards are to be avoided if possible, though the majority of AMD-based laptops don't really give you much choice.

[@kayanims]

This is a laptop I would actually consider buying but the cost, the "thin and light" form factor, and the fact that some 4070s perform worse than some higher powered 4060s give me pause. I wish they would just add another SSD slot to the Asus Pro duo. That would have been a better upgrade path for me.

[@lyntonbell7604]

Waiting for 12gb 5070 still but hope some changes make it to a future higher vram laptop

[@ThorDyrden]

... AND it still has a full-size SD-card slot! Not all content-creators are just using goPro and drones. Finally a worthy successor for my aging Dell XPS.

[@boblienhart]

According to ASUS, via a BestBuy question being answered, "The primary SSD slot is a PCIe 4.0 x 4 and the secondary slot is PCIe 4.0 X 2." It would be appreciated if reviews could cover such important points. Doesn't this imply that the secondary SSD could run as much as 50% slower than the boot/primary drive?

[@RobertPunt]

Did you notice The position of the wi-fi chip and All The Heat I think it's Getting too hot

[@Irvin_Wright]

I'm loving my P16 4070. Such a good laptop

[@andresvelez5211]

Hey, between a Lenovo Legion Slim 5 2024 with Ryzen 7 7735HS RTX4070, 16 GB Ram, QHD, 1 TB and an Asus Rog Strix G16 (2023) FHD RTX 4060, i7 13650 HX, 16 GB, 1T, Both 165 hz, which laptop should I choose if both are at the same price? ($1150)

[@whiteblade798]

Hopefully in the future we can have the technology to have one with a higher refresh rate screen

[@modeloman4568]

i just wanna make sure I can get my times worth out of this laptop, I had a 2022 g14 and took care of it but it started to just automatically reboot randomly whenever it wasn't on the charger.

[@Ripon534]

Core i5 13500 vs ryzen 7 7700 , Gaming & video editing content, who is best, please reply ❤❤❤

[@libyanhead]

hey jarrod, keep up the great work! AMD hasn’t been all that great in terms of explaining what these new Ryzen AI HX chips are. are they for really thin and light laptops? like do they plan on having these chips on thicker machines with less restriction on power? how do they compare against the 8000 series cpus?

[@vizdrom]

Are you planning on making any videos on ARM based laptops?

[@JarrodsTech]

Probably not, unless they make some with dGPU for gaming.

[@anikdas2410]

i didnt know about caso update. but bad luck for me, i have ryzen 5900hx laptop and for amd processors, microsoft caso update starts from 6000 series, whereas for intel it starts from 11th gen. unlucky me.

[@JarrodsTech]

oh that's too bad :(

[@Th3Shrike]

$4500... better off just using an external oled display with a g16

[@dilshansandhu2627]

So g16 with ryzen processor a better buy? I think with P16 you are only getting 4k touch display, everything else is similar to g16

[@tommiv4953]

I like it. Its like stealthy G16.

[@thealandude9146]

I'm looking to buy a new laptop rn but seeing the news recently about intel 13/14th gen's failure rate should I just avoid laptop with intel all together

[@hasanhadzic2983]

Iam looking for a laptop to buy and currently two of the best offers available are Gigabyte G5 and Acer Nitro V15. They are around same price of around 750 euro and even same power (I think) but my main problem is how many articles I have seen that critisise cooling of Gigabyte (while others are saying its a beast budget laptop). It was my first choice but now Iam having doubted feelings

[@rani5752]

Hey jarrod! I found 3 laptops and I wanted to get your opinion on wich one could be better(the prices are in Canadian) -Excellent refurbished Dell g15(2023) with 1y warranty. I7 13th gen, 4060, 512g, 16ram, 165hz (1190$ after taxes) -Used Aorus 17(2022), 3070ti, i7 12th, 1tb storage, 32g ram(850$) I remember you gave it an F tier that's why I am a bit hesitant -used asus Scar 17(2022), 3060, i7 12th; 3tb storage, 16g RAM, (880$) Wich one is the best in your opinion? Thank you!

[@JarrodsTech]

The Dell with 4060 probably, old Aorus isn't very great but may give a bit more GPU performance (though no DLSS 3 if you care about that at all).

[@rani5752]

@@JarrodsTech okay thank you!

[@rani5752]

@@JarrodsTech hey jarrod! I ended up getting a Asus TUF A15 2023 for 900USD. It had a 4070, 1440p 165hz screen and a ryzen 9 7940HS. I also recommend that you include best buys deals on your website because they always have the best prices!

[@ThePandaPhotographer]

I am still using Lenovo Y700 with only SS# and 20GB of memory, and I wad the P16 as yhr replacement laptop, I need something powerful now for editing

[@davitdavid7165]

They were this close to making a perfect desktop+ tablet replacement for students. Its the refresh rate. Why? Make ir 100 oe something so it is passable

[@leonardwise5807]

Does the new g16 amd have a variable refresh rate, or is it 240 or 60. If not, how is battery life at 240. Do you notice more quality with the 4k. Thank you for your excellent video.

[@Invizable99]

I only got in when I changed to streamer mode in options lol.

[@lukeang5615]

This might be a layman's take but these different laptop models seem like platforms for artificial use cases arbitrarily made up by manufacturers so they can sell more lineups. It makes no sense. A laptop with a good screen will always be a laptop with a good screen no matter the user. A laptop with a good battery will always be a laptop with a good battery no matter the user. Designing a laptop with the same internals as the G16 but a slower refresh rate screen is just an excuse to sell yet another model. They could easily have sold a single chassis with customisable display options instead. It would make a lot more sense for manufacturers to follow Framework's lineup. But I suppose there's money to be made in confusing the consumer

[@DanielRodriguez-fg5ll]

nice machine. I have the older StudioBook 16 (13980hx. ADA 3000)... quite powerful but noisy and battery life is non-existent.

[@GowLV]

What about the price🤔

[@IvoPavlik]

You cannot talk about price in a sponsored video 😉

[@thecorn2299]

I'm not sure if it's much of a comparison at $4500.

[@themonarch8868]

Hey with all the Intel chip issues going on would u recommend still buying intel laptops or would and be better I am planning to buy a Asus strix G16 but seeing how the issue is there does it affect some say yes while others say no so worth buying it or not ?

[@JT11111]

The shortcomings OF the G16 you reviewed are fixed if you buy the 4080 version

[@design-dwg5785]

Content creators: I want to use the P16 as my daily driver because it’s great. 1 week later Audience: so how’s the P16 going? Content creator: I don’t know, I use a MacBook Pro.

[@michaelalan89]

The king is back! Great review as always mate. Looking forward to seeing the forthcoming G16 AMD and comparing the two! Appreciate your efforts.

[@chiliboy99]

we could just get the screen replaced with g16 one right? edit: granted the g16 screens r affordable or even attainable.....

[@Rishabhshahhh]

60hz?

[@sofianeelhorre6600]

Can you talk about teb the 13/14gen problem and if this issues effected laptops as well

[@firosiam7786]

Heard a new windows update increased ryzen processors gaming performance is that also applicable to laptop chips like 7840hs 8845hs and all

[@JarrodsTech]

Making a video on it now, should be up on Friday

[@firosiam7786]

@@JarrodsTech cool waiting to see if it'll increase performance in other aspects also like tasks related to content creation workflows

[@kotenkostiantyn1282]

What about LatencyMon? Linux support? Ah you skip most important things!

[@JarrodsTech]

This isn't a review so I didn't bother with the full testing suite.

[@kotenkostiantyn1282]

@@JarrodsTech Oh, I thought it was 😅

[@pisachasrinuan7960]

G16 without the edgy light bar on the back? Wow, I like it already

[@necooo]

This laptop costs 4000 Euros in Germany atm. 700 between 32GB vs 64GB ram, so soldered is a drawback.

[@handlemonium]

Um...then how did both Tech Radar and Notebookcheck both get 240hz display review units? Also starting MSRP on this AMD version is also $800 cheaper 😁

[@violinjon]

Are you sure that LPDDR5's apparent faster MT rate results in better performance? At least in synthetic benchmarks (like AIDA64's memory benchmark suite) latency and read speed seem to be atrocious, resulting in even LPDDR5 rated at over 7000MT/s performing way worse than regular DDR5 sodimm laptops.

[@Personalinfo404]

90hz needs to be the minimum. its 2024.

[@2ndTechOfficial]

At this price point I'd rather go for a Razer Blade (which is also a bad choice 🤷‍♂️) instead. I mean, can you really see the differences between 2K and 4K on a screen this size? Idk, 2K and higher refresh rate seems more appealing.

[@ricardocamejomedilusa1038]

each time i see on the reviews of the p60 that hae 60hz vrr i die inside,

[@altri5842]

could you do a comparison with the best throught out the years? 2080 super max q, 3090, 4090?

[@JarrodsTech]

Unfortunately not as we don't have too many older models.

[@TorrentialCrux]

I'm searching for a new laptop and I found a strange one that has a 4080, an i7 13650HX and 16 gb ram at "only" 1799 euros. It's an ROG G16 or something like that and I don't know if it's good or not because there's no one who has done a benchmark on youtube... P.S. I'm searching for a good laptop at 2000 euros (coming from a GTX 1660ti laptop and i5 10300h)

[@GezusJones]

4,500.00 might as well build your own PC.

[@libiroli]

That's the $AUD price. $USD is 2,700. I guess if you can get it on Black Friday

[@primetradixnevafomo5412]

After you use 120hz and 144hz its difficult to go back to 60hz perfect laptop wrong display

[@sokpanhanov8036]

can you do review on Asus g18 RTX 4060 2024?

[@kensei_zar]

Review the x14 r2, been waiting to know your thoughts about it for a while now.

[@N.K.---]

People need ro understand its a 4k oled touch screen so 60 hz is a good tradeoff for content creators

[@JarrodsTech]

true

[@SkaMacanan]

Lol no. That's pure marketing BS. Creators would always connect to a second, bigger sized monitor if they are going to create. Asus is just dumping their old stock here.

[@N.K.---]

@@SkaMacanan so if you're not gonna use the main screen why whine about it 🤡

[@reiniermoreno1653]

​@@SkaMacananthen we even worry about screen resolution and refresh rate if no one is gonna use it?

[@tonzi8869]

Hey, one question: How can we test the NPU’s performance?

[@_CharlieHarper]

... nice to hear the note : "this is a sponsored video". Basically, this is a nice MacBook-like windows laptop ! with no scar on the lid (big thanks to ASUS, I really hate that on the 2024 G14 and G16). If you choose 64 gigs of memory (which I highly recommend), then you should be fine. But this is definitely NOT any gaming laptop we are used to see here on this channel, right? so, 60Hz OLED will be fine just for the content creators, while the core gamers will want the usual 240Hz screen; the TGP is simply where it is, again, this is not a gaming laptop ... which brings me to the major problem I have here : the overall performace. It is as thin as it can be and therefore you are getting only average numbers. This laptop will get old sooner than later.

[@ahsan101]

Asus cheaping out on the WIFI card by being the only manufacturer using mediatek. What a joke

[@HaloinfiniteEternal]

85 watt to 105 watt on the Rtx 4070 is ridiculous as it needs the full 140 watts to completely stretch its legs for Maximum performance. Our Acer Predator Helios 16 Rtx 4070 can pull upwards of 130 watts while benchmarking while some games utilize almost 138 watts which is close to the max 140 so honestly an 85 watt to 105 watt tdp seems low, however with only a 60fps display it’s probably fine regardless.

[@JarrodsTech]

No 4070 laptops go beyond 100 watts in actual games in a sustained consistent manner, so it's not that far off full power like I said. Explanmation is here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oH6wo5tshdV_f5Y

[@HaloinfiniteEternal]

@@JarrodsTech Ours does though albeit not with all games as most usually fluctuate between 95 watts to 110 watts but some games such as lies of P all max settings @ 1600p consistently pulls between 135 to 138 watts while gaming, and there’s a few others that pull in the 120’s consistently but most definitely are usually right around 100 watts fluctuation so I’d partially agree with you but not completely.

[@iz723]

This should be compared to the Lenovo Yoga Pro 9i gen 9 16 4070

[@wizard44]

you didn't talk about the hinge

[@alirezamohammadi7637]

The time 2 SSD (PCI.E 4.0 ×2) for second M.2 is a shame for AMD Ryzen 300 series laptops!