Meet the new ASUS ROG Gaming Laptop — ASUS ROG G752

ASUS has brought a new member into their ASUS ROG line-up, equipped with a 6th-generation Intel Core i7 (‘Skylake’) processor and up to NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980M discrete graphics, the new ASUS ROG G752 is ready to roar.

The ASUS ROG G752 has an aggressive design with the new ROG Armor Titanium and Plasma Copper color scheme. With the latest Intel Skylake, the Intel Core i7 processor, along with up to 64GB of DDR4 goodness which is 30% more efficient and 20% faster than the previous generation, it makes ASUS ROG G752 ready to provide a powerful computing performance.

Depend on pure computing power alone is not enough, it’s must be paired with a powerful graphics processor too to be called a gaming laptop. With up to 8GB of GDDR5 VRAM, the Nvidia GTX 980M will harness all the VRAM for a smooth 4K video gaming experience. Speed demon-class storage is something essential nowadays, and you will be pleased to know that the ASUS ROG G752 has an optional NVMe PCIe SSD which will push boot times to under 10 second and allow you to load games in less than a minute.

Powerful specifications will mean massive heat production, even with the latest low TDP Skylake chips and thermal efficient NVIDIA Maxwell chips, it will still produce some heat, that’s just physics. Thus the ASUS ROG G752 has been loaded with the ROG-exclusive mobile 3D Vapor Chamber thermal system for more efficient heat dissipation and increased stability irregardless of load.

A keyboard built for gaming is a must, and the ROG G752 comes with a key-travel of exactly 2.5mm for solid, responsive keystrokes and a backlit anti-ghosting keyboard with 30-key rollover so you won’t miss any of your combos.

ROG G752 will come with Windows 10 pre-installed and will be available in three flavors – G752VL with GTX 965M, G752VT with GTX 970M and G752VY with GTX 980M.  While G752VY is the beast of the beasts in terms of performance, G752VT and G752VL have a slimmer profile and are also lighter for more portability.

Pokdepinion : A great gaming laptop come with great wallet damage, and gaming laptops seemed not worth it for me until last year when NVIDIA closed the gap between mobile and discrete graphics with the Maxwell series. If you’re looking for mobility and high performance, you will find a gaming laptop fit for the task.