ASUS G751JT REVIEWS PC
Having said that though for a laptop of this value, it would have been nice if it had been shipped inside a padded box for extra protection, in the same way the PC Specialist Cosmos 2 was packed. The notebook box provides a decent amount of protection to the laptop inside, and both the machine itself and accessories have an extra layer of protection in that they are inside in thin foam bags. Warranty: 2 year Global Warranty, can be extended to 3 for an extra £65.I/O: 4x USB3.0, 1x HDMI, 1x VGA, 1x Thunderbolt, SD Reader, Mic-in, Headphone-out, line-in, line-out, 1x 1Gb LAN, FHD Webcam.Keyboard: Chiclet Red blacklit Asus ROG branded.Monitor: 3″1920 x 1080 Anti-glare LED backlit.WLAN: Integrated 802.11a/b/g/n/ac Built-in Bluetooth™ V4.0.CPU: Intel Core i7-4860HQ 2.4GHz (up to 3.4GHz Turboboost).As a laptop pushing the £2000 boundary, this represents a significant investment and therefore we have high expectations going into this review. After briefly looking over the hardware specifications I am looking forward to pushing the G751 to its limits, while hopefully being met with a tremendous gaming experience that will keep me glued to my seat over the New Year.
ASUS G751JT REVIEWS SERIES
Add some aggressive looking “Stealth Fighter” design choices and you have the ROG series in a nutshell.Īs an owner of gaming laptops over the years including the Asus G73 back in the day, I have high hopes going into this review that Asus have delivered a monster of a machine capable of gaming till my eyes go square.
There was a point in time where most manufacturers could get away with purchasing the latest Clevo OEM motherboard and cramming it with the latest hardware and then shipping it out – though Asus was one of the few at the time to take thermals into account and actually create a custom cooling solution that helped gamers get the most out of their the high-end hardware. Fast forward to 2014 and we have the G751 series, aimed the highest point in the market in terms of price and performance, using the latest Intel Haswell CPU and the Nvidia GTX 980m GPU based on the new Maxwell architecture. Their Republic Of Gamers (or “ROG” as more commonly known) series is specifically designed towards this area, and has put out regular revisions of its G-Series laptops since the launch of the G70 in 2008.
ASUS G751JT REVIEWS PORTABLE
With every incarnation of Next-Gen mobile GPU releases there is always a high-end selection from each major manufacturer vying for the title of “World’s Fastest Laptop”, “Ultimate Portable Gaming Notebook” or similar, and Asus is no stranger for aiming for this accolade.
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