ProArt PX13 Copilot+

Reinstall Windows, the stock one is pure hot garbage and do not install all the ASUS crap (other than MyASUS for updates). For wifi card yeah... Switching to Intel made all the difference. Was unable to reliably game whatsoever on MediaTek. I agree it is definitely not the best experience, I also ha

That's what I am trying to figure out. If this new memory package can compete with a Strix Halo for local AI, I might have to reconsider the Asus PX13 and order a Framework.

I have been toying with the AI side of things the last day and change. It runs ComfyUI, but with how improvements have been made to the tools, especially the way RAM is handled and CUDA on the NVIDIA side of things, this does not handle image or video generation well at all compared to other devices

More or less the same here: SP7, i7, 16GB RAM, 256GB SSD storage. I'm still running Windows 10 because I'm resistant to change, but it could easily upgrade. Agreed re: sluggish-ness, but it's a 5-year-old machine that gets heavy use (one might say abuse) daily. Battery life is typically only in the

I keep seeing people touting single core and multicore performance from synthetic benchmarks. Especially for non-amd64 devices. Why should I care when the real-world performance doesn't match those results? For example, the Asus ProArt PX13 HN7306EA vs the Apple MacBook Pro 16 2026 M5 Pro: 3DMark GP

Hi, I can't answer the question about the particular software you want to run, but you should look at the following from this reddit community: From Anyone who tried the ASUS ProArt PX13 (HN7306)? there's a report (5 months ago) with NixOS that things were generally working, except bluetooth failed,