Asus Launches New Lineup of ROG


The Asus ROG G752VY (seen above) according to the Taiwanese tech firm highlights a "progressive" plan with an Armor Titanium and Plasma Copper shading wrap up. The Windows 10-based tablet is controlled by a sixth Generation Intel Skylake Core i7 processor and can bolster up to 64GB of RAM alongside the Nvidia GeForce GTX 980m GPU. It wears a 17.3-inch full-HD (1920x1080 pixels) determination IPS show alongside the help for up to 2TB HDD (at 5400 RPM). It has a HD webcam and an illuminated hostile to ghosting gaming console with 30-key rollover. The portable PC is supported by a 6000mAh battery too.

The Asus ROG G501VW highlights a 15.6-inch IPS show with help for up to UHD (3840x2160 pixels) determination and 178-degree seeing point. It is controlled by the same Intel 'Skylake' Core i7 processor, clubbed with up to 16GB of DDR4 RAM and Nvidia GTX960M GPU. It is thin at 20.6mm and weighs 2.06 kgs. The sound is controlled by the organization's SonicMaster and ROG AudioWizard innovation. The portable PC can likewise bolster up to 1TB HDD (5400rpm) and has a HD webcam.

The Asus ROG G551VW is another superior gaming portable PC from the organization that accompanies a noiseless cooling framework. The Windows 10 portable PC includes a similar show specs as the ROG G501VW alongside the same Nvidia GPU. It can bolster up to 2TB HDD 5400 RPM and is controlled by an Intel chipset. Sound and some different highlights remain generally the same as the G501VW.

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