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August 2016
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The editors liked
Delivers desktop-like performance
Multiple design wins on the horizon
Well-suited to 120Hz G-Sync at 1080p
Balanced
Efficient architecture
Good overclocking potential
Excellent performance
Robust build quality
The Asus ROG G752VS OC Edition offers excellent gaming performance and plenty of power for other tasks like high-resolution photo- and video-editing. The screen's 120Hz refresh rate keeps games looking smooth as does Nvidia's G-Sync tech
Overclocked GTX 1070 graphics
Full HD IPS screen with GSync
512GB NVMe SSD
Intel Skylake Core i7
Useful suite of Asus software
Clever cooling system for CPU and GPU
Lovely copper styling
The editors didn't like
Expect a significant price premium
G-Sync and Optimus remain incompatible
Overpriced for a GTX 1070 configuration
No 512GB SSD
The laptop is big and heavy
With a shape that keeps it from fitting in normal 17-inch laptop bags. The touchpad is too unreliable for a $2
500 laptop. Missing the RGB keyboard found on the lower-end Asus Strix models
This is a heavy laptop that weighs in at more than 4kg
Keyboard is uninspiring
There is a certain amount of bloat in the software
The Asus ROG G752VS OC Edition offers excellent gaming performance and plenty of power for other tasks like high-resolution photo- and video-editing. The screen's 120Hz refresh rate keeps games looking smooth as does Nvidia's G-Sync tech
The laptop is big and heavy, with a shape that keeps it from fitting in normal 17-inch laptop bags. The touchpad is too unreliable for a $2,500 laptop. Missing the RGB keyboard found on the lower-end Asus Strix models
The Asus ROG G752VS OC Edition not only looks the part of a gaming laptop, it has the insides to tackle whatever you throw at it. Too bad some of its other pieces don't match its price and performance...
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Published: 2016-11-11, Author: Alexander , review by: tomshardware.co.uk
Excellent performance, Robust build quality
Overpriced for a GTX 1070 configuration, No 512GB SSD
The Asus G752VS OC Edition delivers some of the best performance available on the laptop market. The added processing power from the Intel Core i7-6820HK gives it a slight edge against other GTX 1070 laptops. This comes at a price, however, because other...
Published: 2016-09-14, Author: Leo , review by: kitguru.net
Overclocked GTX 1070 graphics, Full HD IPS screen with GSync, 512GB NVMe SSD, Intel Skylake Core i7, Useful suite of Asus software, Clever cooling system for CPU and GPU, Lovely copper styling
This is a heavy laptop that weighs in at more than 4kg, Keyboard is uninspiring, There is a certain amount of bloat in the software
Alert KitGuru readers may well feel the Asus ROG G752VS looks familiar as it uses the same chassis as the G752VT that KitGuru reviewed at the beginning of 2016. While Asus G752VS looks outwardly identical to G752VT, it has received an extensive list of up...
Delivers desktop-like performance, Multiple design wins on the horizon, Well-suited to 120Hz G-Sync at 1080p, Balanced, efficient architecture, Good overclocking potential
Expect a significant price premium, G-Sync and Optimus remain incompatible
Nvidia looks set to strengthen its already dominant position in high-end laptops with the launch of the GeForce GTX 1080, GTX 1070 and GTX 1060 mobile GPUs.Carrying the same branding as their desktop counterparts and promising similar levels of perfor...
The Asus ROG G752VS OC Edition offers excellent gaming performance and plenty of power for other tasks like high-resolution photo- and video-editing. The screen's 120Hz refresh rate keeps games looking smooth as does Nvidia's G-Sync tech
The laptop is big and heavy, with a shape that keeps it from fitting in normal 17-inch laptop bags. The touchpad is too unreliable for a $2,500 laptop. Missing the RGB keyboard found on the lower-end Asus Strix models
The Asus ROG G752VS OC Edition not only looks the part of a gaming laptop, it has the insides to tackle whatever you throw at it. Too bad some of its other pieces don't match its price and performance...
Asus has crammed desktop-rivaling levels of performance into a 17" laptop. An unlocked i7 combined with a mobile GTX 1070 and an NVMe SSD means you're smiling ear to ear while you chew through any task thrown its way. A hefty price, lackluster base disp...
Rigid construction, Excellent touchpad and keyboard design, Utilizes the full potential of the GeForce GTX 1070 GPU, Excellent cooling solution, Fast and flexible storage configurations including 2x M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD slots, High-quality IPS pane with G-Sy
Subpar battery life even for a gaming machine, Ports are overcrowded on the right side, Bad choice of materials (the plastic feels a bit fragile), Thicker and heavier than its predecessor
Our general opinion of the ASUS ROG G752VS remains somehow unchanged. It's an excellent premium gaming notebook with fast storage solutions (2x M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD), ridiculously powerful GTX 1070 on board and a cooling system to support all of this demand...
Battery life, Somewhat hollow-sounding audio, Keyboard/touchpad position may bother some
Find The Asus ROG G752 @ Amazon.ComThere is more to the experience than the benchmarks tell, of course. The display, keyboard, and other design features have a huge impact on the experience. But here, too, the laptop is well-equipped. The ROG G752 is a ga...
