Asus ROG Mothership GZ700GX
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A laptop of an unusual format from the gaming series Republic of Gaming by the Taiwanese company Asus differs from its colleagues in that all the electronic “hardware” of the device is concentrated in a puffy screen part. This makes it look like an oversized Microsoft Surface Pro 6 that has been given even more power.
large caliber
"Stuffed" model with the latest technology. At the head of it is a 17.3-inch FullHD-format screen with a refresh rate of 144 Hz, a response time of 3 ms and support for G-Sync technology, aimed at matching the frame rate of the displayed image with that of the output of the graphics adapter.
Gaming hardware
If you dig deep into the body of the device, you can find a performant "six-core" Intel Core i9-8950K, an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 mobile graphics card with 8 GB of memory and a trio of NVMe SSD drives combined in a RAID 0 array. In this mode, the drives provide a data “flight” speed of up to 8700 MB / s, however, there is a risk of partial loss of information. Thanks to the improved heat dissipation, the CPU and GPU received factory overclocking in addition. The vast majority of modern games will go on a similar "iron" bundle with maximum graphics settings for a sweet soul.
Removable keyboard
The screen of the laptop turned out to be non-touch, so you can taste all the delights of interacting with it only if you have a keyboard and mouse. Fortunately , the standard keyboard unit connects to the “body” of the Asus ROG Mothership GZ700 both via Wi-Fi and using a magnetic mount or USB cord. Afterwards, the keyboard has RGB backlighting and can be folded in half.
rich decoration
Large dimensions and solid weight (almost 5 kg) became a stone in the garden of the model. However, in a different way, the laptop would hardly have acquired such a rich decoration. In its additional arsenal, there are four stereo speakers, a FullHD webcam, used including for user authentication by the face of the Windows Hello system, and the widest scattering of connection ports. Expensive? Yes. Rich? Also yes. But for the best products in the class, as you know, you need to fork out.
