ASUS ProArt PX13 Review - with the AMD Ryzen AI 9 370

[@thebradcolbow]

Correction: In this video I said this was a Microsoft Copilot+ PC... it's not. The new PZ13 IS because it has the Snapdragon X but this one never did. My bad!

[@christianr.5868]

It’s still a copilot plus pc. Snapdragon is just the first to access those features

[@andyH_England]

Yes, Qualcomm paid MS for the first use of CoPilot+, so AMD has to wait until that contract ends before they can advertise as such. When they get the go-ahead, it will be the same as the branding of Snapdragon and Intel CoPilot+ (features).

[@ditroia2777]

This APU has a better NPU than the Qualcomm ones.

[@leakyabstraction]

Tbh nobody cares about it, so no worries :)

[@christianr.5868]

@@leakyabstraction good point lol

[@cameronbosch1213]

I am glad that Asus FINALLY is selling these high performamce (and pricey) laptops with more than 16 GB of RAM. Since it's soldered, 32 GB should absolutely be the minimum.

[@hvasya]

Asus rog flow x13 always availiable with 32gb (even in 1st gen), but yes, not as mainstream config

[@cameronbosch1213]

@@hvasya The problem is that only the expensive RTX 4070 configurations came with 32 GB of RAM on those laptops.

[@phantom0590]

G16 with 4060 ryzen ai 370 hx is 16 gb and soldered

[@cameronbosch1213]

@@phantom0590 Then don't buy it.

[@Gruuvin1]

​@@cameronbosch1213that added Nvidia GPU is a battery killer, and the AMD CPU comes with a Radeon M890 with 16 cores, so the extra Nvidia GPU is a waste of space and energy. You won't get eight or more hours of runtime on a single charge; maybe three.

[@PaulKaseta]

I have been a fan of the Pro Art line of products. I use their Monitor currently and have been considering the laptop. Even though this is 2,000, that is quite a bit of performance and quality for the price. I still feel based on your review there are some better things out there for the price, but ASUS is doing some really good things here. Side note glad to see you back! Been a minute!

[@thebradcolbow]

Good to be back! had jury duty last month so it ate into a lot of my time.

[@mithos56]

I have and love both the ProArt Studio Book, and the 16" Proart portable display with EMR (Got them both used) , I just don't understand going back to MPP...

[@ahmed6111]

The reason for the lack of significant efficiency and battery gains is because this laptop has a discrete GPU. The discrete GPU probably draws ~60watts when in use. If you were to disable the discrete GPU or try a laptop thats using the AMD integrated GPU, i think thats where you will see the efficiency and battery gains.

[@ahs9674]

I kinda want this without the dedicated nvidia gpu, it drains so much battery. I've found it does drain it, even if it's disabled. Without it you'd probably get 8 to 10 hours.

[@audam-san7707]

If the dgpu not running then how does it sip power, i guess that your laptop dgpu could be running at 210mhz even if you clicked the disable dgpu button

[@Noisy_Cricket]

I agree. Alot of people don't need the dgpu in this with how powerful the AI 370 is. I'm justifying it to myself by saying the Nvidia can help with AI too, so I might as well have it in case AI blows up lol.

[@theinktician]

The irony with the "AMDs Macbook moment" comment is that AMDs moment came well before Macbook Air in the form of the Ryzen 4000 series. Dominated Intel in power, battery life, graphics, and price. You could get the midrange budget 5 option in a decent laptop of $500 and be better than than you would with some i7s of the same year. If any of you know/remember the Lenovo Flex/ideapad 5 14" with Ryzen 5 4500u, you know what moment I speak of. Everyone had a review of this in 2020, and it remained the go-to recommendation for budget buyers in the following year. When this series remained competitive with Intels next gen (Tigerlake) despite AMD having their another new series on the way, this is the moment Intel was forced to move away from the quad-core processors for good. It took Intel years to catch back up, and some might even say they still haven't in terms of efficiency, but at least they've closed the gap now. In any case, this new chip isnt there Macbook moment regardless since they just matched Qualcomm's efficiency (while still using x86 - that should be noted since thats impressive i guess). They havent made a big jump like Mac going from x86 to M1, or even like themselves going from Ryzen 3000 U series to 4000U series

[@will4282]

Ooooo boy I was waiting for this one. Stoked to watch!

[@ImNotNeko]

What the heck, Asus already have a ProArt 4K display with Wacom EMR Pen... If this also had EMR, it would have been perfect, but they had to go with a MPP... My next hope is Samsung merging Galaxy Book Ultra and Pro 360 to make a EMR pen with a GPU. Until then, I'll only draw on my desktop and no mobile drawing ;-;

[@franciscodetonne4797]

Not as bad as the Huion Slate 10 tablet that Brad reviewed a few months back. Huion also makes styluses and they use an active stylus on that tablet for no reason. That pen is horrible.

[@PixogenPixels]

Sadly the galaxy book line has an exploding screen issue still.

[@theinktician]

@@franciscodetonne4797 the Huion Slate is both sacrilege and a crime

[@sartonnis]

@@PixogenPixels The Book4 Pro 360 has the issue too? I passed on last year's model because of what I'd read about that.

[@PixogenPixels]

Spectre x360 and it feels like it’s built like a tank and it had better specs. Display had better calibration profiles too but you can see the digitizer.

[@maciejrzepka7109]

so much software problems with my last year's Asus ProArt Studiobook top spec... I wouldn't choose it again

[@Matt-fo4gg]

I'm running G-Helper on mine and removed almost all of the ASUS software, really improves the experience.

[@maciejrzepka7109]

@@Matt-fo4gg wow, you're coming with a double help! Been thinking about reinstalling a clean windows; but just deleting asus apps seems easier. And G-helper - I didn't even know it existed. I will definitely try it! thank you! If you have any more tips, what should I leave etc, please let me know.

[@Matt-fo4gg]

@@maciejrzepka7109 Well, for the most part whatever you're able to do in the ProArt hub you should be able to do with G-Helper, since G-Helper uses the same bios level controls but just without the extra bloat on top (so if it's not in the ProArt hub, it won't be in G-Helper). There may be colour profiles that can only be picked in the ProArt software though (since G-Helper was primarily for gaming laptops and ProArt laptops are fairly new I guess) so you might want to set that before you uninstall ProArt hub. Another good thing to be aware of is setting the power profiles between quiet, balanced, performance etc as well as making your own. Sometimes it's good to make your own fan curve, where you might decide that at 40c then the fans kick in, and you can adjust how aggressive or chilled the fans are as temperature increases. If you have this in the ProArt hub, it'll be in G-Helper as well. Another thing that may (or may not) be available on your specific model is being able to set the GPU to Eco mode which means it'll disable the Nvidia GPU and use the i-GPU inside the CPU instead, which saves heat and battery. I use this for everything where, except in Davinci Resolve, Blender, or games In terms of Asus things you want to keep, I'd keep the dial pad software mostly and once you run G-Helper there's a tool in extras which tells you how many unessential Asus services are running and it'll let you disable them from starting in the future. It'll keep the ones it needs or the ones that are useful like the dial pad software. This is a good way of seeing what you can uninstall. Overall though you can always re-download any of this from the Asus website where there's a page for your specific model 👍 and there's quite a few G-Helper tutorials on KZbin :)

[@NightFoxZero]

The reason that you're most likely not seeing a huge difference in battery life is because that laptop has a GPU in it and GPUs suck back a tooon of power. If it was a model that only was using the AMD built in graphics then the difference is a lot bigger

[@andyH_England]

That is true, but that is AMD's fault. Apple has a better chip design, meaning the GPU cores can spool down and save battery energy via good optimisations. AMD has yet to find a way to do this fluidly other than for the consumer to switch the dGPU off manually. You would have thought by now that they would have worked out the design as flawed and had a viable solution. It is no longer an adequate excuse as we head into 2025.

[@qyygle6058]

@@andyH_England The dGPU is a nvidia chip... AMD has nothing to do with that. Switching between dGPU and CPU is on ASUS and their firmware/handling implementation of nvidia optimus, which I bet is the real culprit in Brad's horrible battery life results.

[@Matt-fo4gg]

@@qyygle6058 Yeah - there's an Eco mode where you can fully disable the Nvidia GPU. Then it has a mode where it uses the i-GPU on battery, and dGPU when plugged in. Or there's a MS Hybrid mode where you can pick what apps use which GPU in Windows settings.

[@SimonBauer7]

​@@andyH_Englandits literally an nvidia gpu. nothing amd can do there. amds chips with no dgpu are really efficient, of course mac is better.

[@DanielMazz]

@@andyH_Englanddo u think p16 is better

[@robinbrigstocke8121]

There is a setting in Krita in the tools section to Enable Touch Painting. You might want to uncheck that. As far as accidentally selecting layers, while drawing, I do the 4 finger tap that maximizes the canvas and hides everything else. Krita definitely doesn't have the best touch interface, but there are workarounds.

[@DrawJam]

Ah, the pen is disappointing. I was looking at this to replace my 2015 Macbook Pro thinking that the pen could make this a great on-the-go all-in-one. But it sounds like the pen performance is not really there. Guh!!!! This form factor seemed perfect for what I wanted!

[@tiranobracitos]

I think that the somewhat disappointing battery life of this notebook could be related to the dGPU

[@taupangnang1245]

I think we should be able to turn of the dGpu, considering this is ASUS laptop

Yeah, was the 3-4hr life with or with out dgpu active?

[@taupangnang1245]

I think it was test with activated dGPU, since it never been mentioned in the video

[@Matt-fo4gg]

@@taupangnang1245 Yeah, it has an Eco mode that fully disables the Nvidia GPU

[@GrantSR]

I think I just lucked out. I latest had a Slim Pen 2, that I had gotten for my old Surface Pro 3. It was tolerable, certainly better than all previous Microsoft styluses, but not great. Recently, I upgraded to a Surface Pro 9 and I'm seeing almost no pen wobble, even when I'm trying for it.

[@justinbranson4171]

im currently running the top trim ASUS ROG Flow x13, paired with a mobilestudio pro 16. I wish i could use the x13 with the asus 2.0 pen, but after using the 4k mobilestudio and wacom pro pen its like playing a video game on a 480p 30hz display. Im excited for Asus to step into the mobile artist market with ProArt, but in a perfect world Asus and Wacom need to collab to make the ProArt x13 Studio, the Asus laptop with a 360 degree Wacom screen and pro pen.

[@WuFluChan]

The integrated gpu on the amd chip is in between a mobile 2050 and 3050, I’m not sure the dgpu is a great trade off for battery life when the chip itself is more than capable

[@clover7362]

Use the dGPU for gaming and editing and disable it otherwise

[@RyanParreno]

As always, I appreciate an artist's POV on this. Shame it's WPP and not EMR Maybe we'd be better of if it was set up with I/O to conveniently use an external display or drawing tablet instead. The color accurate screen & built in controls seem to justify using it with another screen to draw on, that could sacrifice color accuracy for a better pen experience

[@FerdinandZebua]

I'm only 26 seconds in and already I'm assuming it's going to be compromised because of Windows Pen Protocol (WPP), lol...

[@P4TCH5S]

I literally returned mine cuz of the stupid mpp 2 limitations 😢

[@huemanish9]

I absolutely LOVE MINE!! Got the 4060 (7% boost in performance for 4070 isn't worth the extra money)... use it all day for work and my game company, then it time for games 🎉❤ AMAZING COMPUTER

[@mithos56]

This feels like it would almost be PERFECT if not for the MPP pen. I just don't like it at all, and my previous experience with the Asus pen 2 is that it is constantly needing to be recharged.

[@JasonYang-v6l]

Cool! I love the pencil, where can I buy one?

[@theinktician]

Whoa, 25% in an hour? I wonder what happened there. The Zenbook had way better batter life - like, more than double in a real world test. Where did Asus go wrong with this one...?

[@ChiruYES]

I just picked this up Brad but mine didn't come with a pen so now I'm shopping around for one. Do you have any recommendations? Currently at the top of my consideration list is stuff from Renaisser.

[@isaacalejandromendozaflore5251]

Have no idea what to buy at this point, wanted a something to draw on, take notes, to program heavy stuff and game on it sometimes. But now Idk if this will do. Big downside about the 60hz monitor, but now hearing about it doesn’t has the best experience of drawing on it… idk. Any recommendations???

[@mo7074]

same i dont know what to buy at this point... but i think itll still be this one.

[@cartoonistJT]

aaargh that's soo frustrating, the power is there, the form factor is there, why whyyyy asus decided to go with Microsoft pen protocol to instead of wacom technology like in their pro art pen display. I can live with 60 hz screen, but the poor pen performance is a deal breaker. ah they were soo close

[@georgehoward]

What keyboard is that in the scenes where you’re drawing? With the orange enter key? Thanks!

[@arindamrc5911]

Hey Brad. Love your reviews. Do you think you could do one for the OnePlus pad 2? It has a very strong processor but I'm not sure about the stylus. Would love to hear your thoughts.

[@kasualkombat6404]

You can turn off the Gpu from the control centre through eco mode. Why does no one do that?

[@pyaesonekyaw6800]

It’s a been a while you don’t upload a new video and then you upload a banger❤

[@leonardwise5807]

Did you put in whisper mode and turn off Nvidia gpu. That should extend your battery life also 45 percent brightness. Still very capable at those settings.

[@Ethan-qc9po]

What's your opinion on the 60hz screen? This laptop is checking all the boxes, but I'm worried about the refresh rate in particular. Many have said that it's a huge compromise. I'm personally coming from really high refresh rate monitors as I game at home. But that isn't really necessary on something that's going to be a work horse. Wondering if it's too jarring of a change, or one that is negligible. I do use an ipad pro for most of my work, but i render most of the time on photoshop. Is this worth the purchase for a laptop for school and work?

[@ditroia2777]

Note Asus ramps up the cpu power on this up to 80W, the S16 limits it to 28W and gets a lot more battery life, for not much less performance.

[@MA-xb2yz]

I want a drawing review of the s16 cause it’s not 360

[@Matt-fo4gg]

Depends on the benchmarks, on Cinebench R23 the PX13 gets roughly 40% more performance. Plus a lot of it will come down to sustained performance for heavy applications and the PX13 will eventually settle at around 55w after the 80w boost, but it'll cool it well without any throttling so the benchmark performance is consistent even after 30-60minutes.

[@PhartingFeeting]

Is there any way to also do this?

[@Matt-fo4gg]

@@PhartingFeeting To do what, to boost the S16 to 55-80w? Or to lower the TDP of the PX13? I've done the latter on my PX13 for when I'm watching movies/light tasks and it's been a great way to stop the fans spinning up (with a relaxed fan curve) as well as saving battery. If it's the former, then you can only really boost as high as the laptop allows, so if 28w is it's hard limit of the S16, that's it.

[@ditroia2777]

@@PhartingFeeting using ryzen master maybe

[@Steven205]

1:42 is this accurate? Is that machine actually coming out next month? If so, what is the release date?

[@wonseokheo2456]

Thank you for leaving a review! However, I have plans to connect a Wacom Cintiq Pro. Having trouble using Wacom and Asus Pen drivers together? (I remember having a lot of problems installing Wacom+Huion drivers...)

[@Danijjay121]

I’m currently playing that game too it’s really nice!

[@ShoeGod]

Gaming was good? Are we seeing the same thing? It looked very choppy and slow in the video you presented.

[@ProjectDefi]

Damm it I just bought the asus rog x13 only 16g ram but got it on sale 1300$. Palm rejection isn't great. What settings do you use in clipstudio

[@nordlyssrlys6945]

Everyone is comparing Surface Pro 11 with X Elite CPU to the M4 iPad Pro, but I haven't found a single video comparing the Surface Pro to Galaxy Tab S9 series and Galaxy Book running on X Elite, can you do it?

[@richalexander1138]

This looks like what apple should've been doing, desktop + tablet hybrid😋

[@clover7362]

Ive been feverishly watching every video that drops on this laptop because I need a new one before college starts in a month and no one is talking about battery life in enough detail. Yeah, its a 13 inch 2-in-1 with a dGPU and 3K touch OLED of course its not gonna be great when youre pushing it. But you can disable the dGPU in the software. How does that change the battery life? Especially when only taking notes? I dont have the money to afford 2 separate devices and want something portable & versatile I can use for school/note taking but also gaming. And this is the only thing that's going to be out by the time school starts... I used to have a spectre x360 that I loved but thats been discontinued and I'm NOT going snapdragon

[@leonardwise5807]

If you adjust settings to Whisper mode, it will dramatically increase battery life and disable the Nvidia gpu. The internal gpu is still strong, and the performance on cpu is still good for most tasks. If using it for notes, this is perfect, and with gaming AAA, plug it in. Still could do more basic gaming even with internal gpu. It's just not for serious drawing.

[@someguy321]

​@@leonardwise5807even when the dGPU is disabled this laptop sucks battery like crazy

[@sandi208]

Hi, i picked this laptop for my work. I am working as a software developer and i want to know: would you recommend this for coding and could you find out, if you can use VMs etc on it? idk bc of the cpu.

[@P4TCH5S]

What pen did you use and were u able to remap the side button? I had to return my px13 cuz couldn’t remap side button to middle mouse button for blender

[@larscwallin]

As somebody who does a lot of sketching and drawing on screens, that line quality on a device called "pro" and "art" is more than a bit embarrassing.

[@flochbe]

Why?

[@larscwallin]

@flochbe Well, it's about management of expectations, I guess. For a professional illustrator, having a stylus technology that does not accurately represent your hand movements is not really useful. If they had dropped the "Art" part of the name, it would have been a better description of the product.

[@ChrizMagadia]

What would the PX13 drawing performance compare to Huion o XP Pen tablets.

[@Marv3Lthe1]

Please review oneplus pad 2

[@DragunnitumGaming]

Lovely video! but 1700$ 💀💀💀 ouch

[@wonderfaller]

Looks like there are no worthy alternatives this year. Any recommendations, even 2023 models with EMR pens? Intel chips 13 and 14 gen. are faulty, Snapdragon is subpar with software compatibility, so there is not much to pick from...

[@Jj82op]

The only intel chips that had some issues were for desktops. There shouldn't be any issues with mobile but the Core Ultra chips are more efficient.

[@SimonBauer7]

​@@Jj82opthan amd? no way in hell, then snapdragon? no either.

[@mo7074]

Whats wrong with this one? Only the 60hz.

[@P4TCH5S]

The intel fix is out

[@TinaNewtonArt]

That's the same issue I'm having with 3D software. No Arm64 installer support yet.

[@SniperMayer]

What are good alternatives that also have an nvidia gpu?

[@audam-san7707]

There is also this weird bug when you leave the system in eco mode before shutting down or going to sleep mode or hibernation, the dgpu will be idle at 210mhz on the next wake up until the system is restarted and will definitely sip power. I dont know if asus has fixed this yet, Ghelper has a setting to fix this though

[@AtomekKotalke]

Looks very nice, I wonder if Paint Tool Sai would work on it

[@krosstank7615]

Brad if you are reading this you are my favorite creator

[@RuhitKhan]

Brad, Can you please review the "Lenovo Tab plus" with the "pen plus". Please🥺

[@Wistbacka]

There is also an option to get an 4070 in this tiny laptop. Insane!

[@Matt-fo4gg]

I have one with a 4070 and it's performing on par or better than the G14 4070 in gaming. Really impressive. I use the 4070 a lot for rendering in Blender too

[@trowawayacc]

I hope their upcoming tablet is better.

[@mitsudafanni7978]

I was interested until you showed off the lines from the stylus. All that power, that gorgeous screen, that high high price, ruined due to the line quality of the pen.

[@mo7074]

cant you just use another pen

[@mohanedsweilmat3]

There is one higher than this with 4070 you should review it

[@mharris1957]

I just got the PX16 and for the life of me can't figure out how to get pen support, any tips?

[@senjuart]

What is the pressure sensitivity on the pen that comes with it

[@GreatMarmalade]

So, do i get this or the not 360 degree one from last year?

[@firstdecade7703]

That 4 hours of battery life seem weird to me, My Flow X13 with Ryzen 7000 can push 6~7 hours. Either you forgot to turn on some settings on or the new chip have worse efficiency...

[@Matt-fo4gg]

I think they probably ended up running the Nvidia GPU for everything, but there's an Eco mode which swaps to the i-GPU and fully disables the Nvidia GPU, which makes more sense for a lot of apps other than rendering in Blender or gaming. Also removing a lot of the ASUS software helps, swapping to G-helper which is much lighter and doesn't use resources in the background.

[@someguy321]

No I bought and returned this laptop because of this. Terrible battery life even when dGPU disabled in Devices Manager and EVEN in the BIOS. Def something wrong but still it's what it is. Not a good laptop. Especially at such premium price. Ridiculous

[@Matt-fo4gg]

@@someguy321 Just for context, I have this laptop with the 4070 GPU and I'm not getting as terrible battery life during light tasks or watching videos. The main things I'm doing is Eco mode, and then setting a lower powered mode via G-Helper which has less turbo boosting as a preference. As it stands currently I'm easily getting 10 hours of video playback for example. And this is backed up in the very thorough notebookcheck review of the same laptop. I understand the frustration that it should be good out of the box too, without adjustments, but a lot of laptops are like this where you need to do a bit of tweaking to get good battery life. I suspect there'll be some improvements as drivers release too.

[@someguy321]

@@Matt-fo4gg you're not the first person telling me that the laptop is better with G-Helper. I almost want to try it by myself now 😅 edit: how wait that was actually you on another video's comments haha

[@Matt-fo4gg]

@@someguy321 It might've been! I wish Asus had G-Helper by default really, it's just so lightweight and simple compared to all the Asus bloat. It mostly does the same things just without the many many services that Asus run in the background. I think outside of the gaming laptops people don't really know about it so I'm always happy to recommend it. It just got proper PX13 support a few days ago too 👍

[@tecinplace1316]

"This game runs Ghosts of Tsushima really well!" *shows the most vomit inducing fps footage*

[@MHPersonal]

Kinda want to know if Brad has really low standards for game performance or it was like, a screen capture issue somehow

[@AndreiDuvan20]

@@MHPersonal He was recording the laptop externally not screen capturing...there's no reason for it to be choppy except for the laptop being bad or maybe the footage got fugged during processing, hard to tell since nothing else is moving during that shot

[@Matt-fo4gg]

I'm not sure how it looked that bad to be honest. My guess is the camera's shutter speed was slow so it's getting smearing between frames. I have the 4070 version of this laptop and it doesn't look like that, even if I record the screen on my phone.

[@roofoofighter]

Glad it’s not just me, I thought my eyes were going bad

[@hammondp_2000]

MPP instead of EMR? Pass!

[@GrantSR]

Hey! I don't collect stamps (any more). I realized I was getting old, when I noticed that I was collecting unused napkins, to blow my nose on. Or, maybe, it's just because I live in the allergy capital of the world, Austin, Texas.

[@Desert_Person]

PLEEASE GET THE ASUS VIVOBOOK S14

[@benjamina6915]

MPP? Waste of money, it's time that laptop designers start realizing that artists need something better to work with than that piece of subpar technology. Looks like a great laptop, but MPP is a no go. Not your faulty of course, your review is blameless.

[@Catflavor]

I have a laptop with an AMD 7840 processor. The battery life is weird. Sometimes it realises it is on battery and I get 11 incredible and efficient hours. Other times it doesn’t notice and I get 3-4 hours of range anxiety. It’s baffling. I want to be able to force it into “battery mode” but … how?

[@audam-san7707]

If your laptop has dgpu then it might be the dgpu being active causing the issue

[@SimonBauer7]

​@@audam-san7707yeah, my 8645hs has none of these issues.

[@ajdls]

can you review Huawei matepad + go paint

[@TheyDontFukinKnowMe]

Guys, is it possible to squeeze out the same performance on linux as on windows? As far as I know, u cannot install asus armory apps on linux, can you ?

[@KitsuneCognitionCorner]

"This is an EM PY PY PEN" Okay skip

[@gosukelee5]

I think ill get this unti the 2025 rog flowx 13.

[@DarkSoulx7]

I enjoy your videos but I have difficulty paying attention. Chapters would be nice. Just saying.

[@christianr.5868]

I would’ve expected EMR for a device that expensive, called a “proart”

[@salcarreiro6756]

Careful. They are training ai on Google docs.

[@SimonBauer7]

the dgpu ruins it. the amd igpus are more than powerful enough, while not drawing insane amounts of power getting you better battery life, you being unsurprised has nothing to do with the cpu here.

[@Gruuvin1]

That added Nvidia GPU is a battery killer, which isn't needed, since the AMD CPU comes with a Radeon M890 with 16 cores, so the extra Nvidia GPU is a waste of space and energy. You won't get eight or more hours of runtime on a single charge with this laptop; maybe three. Also, the Zenbook rightly uses the Radeon GPU and so it doesn't come with the extra power hungry Nvidia, and the Zenbook has a much nicer screen, but the Zenbook is max 28W so the CPU cannot run full throttle, and it doesn't come with 32 GB RAM. This ProArt has a 60Hz display. Asus could offer a ProArt with a nicer screen and without the Nvidia. But as it stands now, nothing in their lineup is great.

[@nocturnalbluerose]

5:29 This looks like terrible game performance. Also it's a shame. Mpp pens always ruin these drawing laptops...i really don't understand companies that keep using it. Then they complain and say people just don't buy drawing laptops. Also mpp has been around for a long time now, and microsoft still hasn't fixed it..

[@ShayGamerD3]

In short, very nice laptop, but if you want to draw, buy something else. I guess iPads have effective monopoly and nobody is even close, bummer.

[@Showman-k6u]

Review OnePlus tab 2 ❤❤

[@leakyabstraction]

4 hours? 🙈

[@leonardwise5807]

Because of his program, he had to use performance mode. On Whisper mode will get double the battery life.

[@esdcqwxzswqsxd]

Laptops are becoming tablet and tablets ar becoming laptop. 10-20 years from now they're gonna swap names.

[@codanh1]

playing GoT on 10 FPS is a great experience, lmao.

[@DxBlack]

$1700 BOOOOY these people really want dummy money these days...

[@rhoharane]

And every laptop maker wants to be Apple.

[@rhoharane]

Oh. Of course it's not going to have good battery life. It has a discrete GPU on it.

[@Matt-fo4gg]

It can be disabled in Eco mode, and the i-GPU is really powerful to be honest, so you could run almost every app with that and just use the GPU for Blender rendering and gaming (that's what I'm doing currently anyway)

[@okinnen]

Je déconseille asus car j’ai fait l expérience et impossible de mettre a niveau retourner deux fois et revenu après expertises et déclare obsolète

[@airun5362]

1700 for 13 inch laptop for drawing. Its laughable. Maybe for 170x2 it could be okay.

[@edznyc]

what's with the crap video quality of ghost of tsushima?

[@kaizel2264]

Bro Atleast 90hz is a must for Artists and Creators

[@livingsouloftimestudio2887]

1700 is wayyyy too pricey should be 1000

[@tristen_grant]

Wait a while for the price to go down. Also, everything is to pricey right now.

[@RajeevKumar-pe8ls]

hyyy sir please help me😢😢

[@大支爺]

Double overpriced.

[@no_1_knoz]

👍#166

[@chuzzbot]

If you can't use the keyboard when you draw then... yeah.... nah.

[@chuzzbot]

Fine video though

[@noyoucantseeme]

It has touch screen? Why not use the touch, I don't think u need keyboard for it. ​@@chuzzbot

[@ArcanePengi]

It has all the USBs you'd ever need to attach an external 1-Handed keyboard. I'll be trying it out with my Razer Tartarus when I get mine next week.

[@roofoofighter]

How are you going to use the keyboard if it’s face down on a table anyway?

[@Pachupp85]

nothing interesting. Product for nobody.

[@andyH_England]

There are good reasons why Windows Tablets are in a death spiral, although this is a fork of something like the Surface Pro. Even MS has given up by cancelling the Android subsystem on Windows. All rather predictable; trying to make a desktop OS tablet-friendly was dumb, and thankfully, Apple and Google went for dedicated mobile OS'es. This is why those asking for iPads' macOS live in cloud-cuckoo land. So, £2500 for the only SKU (currently) in the UK and with these not really pushing the M3 Pro and miles from the M3 Max, a Macbook and an iPad seem a logical alternative. However, the M4 will be a big leap for Apple Silicon, so best wait for that if you can--already in the iPad Pros, it is a two-generation jump ahead of AMD, Intel and Snapdragon. I am disappointed in the new AMD and the Snapdragon, and I should stop falling for the PR and marketing as they are all rather fake. But if you are unwilling or unable to use a Mac, sadly, these are your choices. Despite being the clear leader in efficiency and performance per watt, Apple has no chance of ever breaking the natural monopoly Windows holds; Stockholm Syndrome for PCs means even dominating silicon breaking that 8-10% market share is impossible.

[@SimonBauer7]

can you use your macbook 10 years later and still have the latest os? i dont think so. thats why i hate apple, i already have it on my phone and tablet, i dont want it on my latptop at all.