on speaking of the keyboard it still feels nice and tactile like the day i got it unlike other gaming laptops that lean a bit too heavily on the gaming feel i find those tend to suffer when it comes to productivity also the fingerprint sensor is embedded into the power button whereas on other laptops you'll get a nasty looking zip that takes up part of the touchpad but the one thing i notice is the white backlighting on the black model is much easier to see than the white version so keep that in mind when choosing your color now i've used the qhd and full hd model of the asus gNUMBER_TOKEN i'd only go for the qhd model if all you care about is content creation the color accuracy is a bit better but it's not drastically better than the fhd version i have here the NUMBER_TOKEN inch display is small enough that NUMBER_TOKENp still looks great plus it has the higher NUMBER_TOKENhz refresh rate which is better for gaming and it's color accurate enough that i felt comfortable editing my videos on plus you'll save yourself some money that you can put towards other things like a webcam since this doesn't have one but the geforce rtx NUMBER_TOKEN gpu inside of here has been fantastic i'm still amazed at how well this laptop performs in such a small and portable form factor like think about it three years ago we had nothing like this available on the market i did do a bunch of videos or editing a bunch of videos on this rather and it performed very well adobe premiere pro can take advantage of hardware acceleration by utilizing the geforce rtx NUMBER_TOKEN not only did it handle my multi-cam workflow like a champ renders were quick too as for gaming NUMBER_TOKENp is definitely the sweet spot and i was able to handle all the latest titles smoothly i just started playing fist or forged and shadow torch and since it's more of a side scroller i enabled ray tracing and dlss for the best performance and wow the game looks incredible with rtx enabled awesome reflections in the puddles mirrored surfaces and even the cut scenes rayton's combat armor shows reflective details the speakers on the asus gNUMBER_TOKEN face upwards and sound great but what really continued to impress me was the battery life when i'm just browsing the web answering emails or writing documents i throw it into silent mode and was able to get a whole day of battery life before needing to charge this is impressive stuff considering that this is a gaming laptop now if you're planning on buying this for just content creation there's an upgradeable ram slot with an NUMBER_TOKEN gigabyte dim installed the other NUMBER_TOKEN is soldered onto the motherboard i took it out and put a NUMBER_TOKEN gigabyte dim for a total of NUMBER_TOKEN and got a very nice performance bump using the adobe suite but if you're just gaming the default NUMBER_TOKEN is more than plenty finally if you leave the laptop on turbo mode it will get a bit hot but i've never had any issues with performance to drop frames it is well within its limits just make sure to clean the laptop fans every six months or so this is something you should be doing with any gaming laptop and this thing will last you years to come so that wraps up my revisit of the asus gNUMBER_TOKEN and still one of the best
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