ROG Strix G16

Ya van 3 años con mi Asus rog strix g16 bien feliz con mi compra juego absolutamente todo sin ningún problema. Obviamente la compre porque necesitaba portatibilidad debido a que me termine yendo del país, si es para estar en la casa todo el día me compraría una de escritorio pero en fin bien content

Between the two, the ASUS ROG Strix G16 is definitely the better choice overall. Here’s why: The i7-13650HX is a more powerful CPU than the i7-13620H — it’s part of Intel’s HX line, which is built for high-performance gaming and productivity, with higher core/thread counts and better sustained perfo

I have an Asus RoG Strix G16 laptop with 32GB and an RTX 5070 GPU with 8 GB of VRAM. It is more than adequate and will be more portable than a desktop, if that is a consideration.

Sell g14, buy a bigger laptop with a proper cooling solution. Strix g16 can push 160w on the cpu with it reaching 88-92c, while weighing less than a kilo more. Factor in your backpack weight and power brick weight and it gets to a maybe 20% total weight reduction. Buy a gaming pc and moonlight into

Ok so you have an outdated desktop pc and a good handheld. You're looking for a unique product to do it all with. At this point, since you already have a couch/bed handheld (even if I don't appreciate the 7-inch screen, however, it is undeniable that with 80whr of battery you will have a lot of auto

cant be sure about lenovo legion 5i pro but I use a 2023 asus rog strix g16.It's a beast with performance, never had a had a hardware issue and its just 2.2kgOnly replacement I needed was thermal paste replacement (I rawdog the gpu a lot so its normal) and a display replacement ( i believe it was a

My primary device is a 5070ti laptop (Asus Rog Strix g16). Second is my switch lite. It has better portability for switch 1 games over switch 2. I prefer this for a handheld experience by a LONG shot. I find switch 2 is just too big for me to play comfortable handheld. Im hoping for a Switch Lite 2

I’d do it. Many gaming laptops skimp out on things like build quality, display quality, and first-party support. This is where high-end ultrabooks shine, even with the same specs. However, if you’re going to be gaming or using the GPU a lot, be sure to look at the max TGP of that GPU. Laptop makers

It 100% makes sense to just upgrade an existing pc if you have one. Mine was so old there was no point in doing it. But just look at this value: Asus ROG Strix G16 (2025 model) $1.3k can get you a 5060, i7 proc, 16 gigs of RAM and a 1 TB SSD. All you need to do after that is find a mouse and a heads