Asus RoG G750JZ

Asus RoG G750JZ is powerfull gaming laptop with rich feathures, but all that you going to pay of course

Asus RoG G750JZ is powerful gaming laptop with rich features, but all that you going to pay of course

 

 

 

And here is review

This model G750 is slimmer and more game centric than those previous G series notebooks, which saying alot of that. 

It meets your gaming needs as the ultimate weapon in any gameplay genre, making you a better gamer and a mightier ally to your teammates.

Also this model is one of the most expensive in this range, his price is around £1800 

Asus RoG G750JZ is 17-inch machine weighing almost 4.6 kilos and measuring a mighty 58mm thick. Also the build quality is excellent.

This model is equipped with a quad-core Haswell-gen Intel Core i7 running at 2.4 GHz, backed up by a top-of-the-range nVidia GeForce GTX 880M with 4 GB video memory.

There is also a healthy 16 GB of system memory, and this model boots from a 256 GB solid-state drive, with a conventional 1 TB hard drive included to store your games, music and videos or other things.

 

 

There's no problems with gaming also, either Far Cry was quickly dismissed with an average framerate of 135 fps, even at its maximum resolution and with Ultra graphics settings. 

Stalker produced a consistent 58 fps on both its Normal and High settings at 1920 x 1080 resolution, and still maintained a strong 47 fps even when we stepped up to the game's Ultimate setting.

 The 17.3-inch screen has 1920 x 1080 resolution very sharp picture with really good and unique design, the vertical viewing scope is more limited, and we did find ourselves needing to nudge the screen to improve visibility.

And, despite its decent volume, the stereo speaker system sounded annoyingly tinny at times. Battery Life is also good side, with this performances this Asus can be turned on for 5 hours without charging

 

Asus RoG G750JZ

2015-02-04

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Asus RoG G750JZ is powerfull gaming laptop with rich feathures, but all that you going to pay of course