ProArt PX13 Copilot+

Unlikely I think, Strix Halo on the Z13 and ProArt PX13 performs roughly similar at this power level and we're kind of already at the limit as to what's physically possible in a 13 inch chassis. It probably wouldn't have the XG Mobile port either as Asus has fully committed to USB4 / Thunderbolt for

2x T60p, x201T, x230T, X1 Yoga g3 - that's what I have now after numerous other models.. and now I stopped. Lenovo finally made Thinkpads boring. Switched to Asus PX13 - compact and powerful, exactly what the X13 Yoga should have been, but haven't.

Malzeme kalitesi çok iyi bu kasalarda, ben şahsen 3 yıldır asus G14 kullanıyorum ve çok memnunum. En az 3 yıl daha kullanırım diyorum. Çok pahalılar maalesef ama fiyat kaygısı olmayan biri için muazzam makineler. Alternatif olarak 40-50 bine sistem toplanıp macbook air alarak 10-20 bin tl daha ucuza

There's always a newer version of almost anything. The PX13 represents an "alone in its class" mobile workstation when you factor in it's a 2-in-1. I know many bought it for gaming which wasn't its primary design purpose. So for creators, I think it represents a good 3-year life before upgrade has a

It’s crazy to me the difference in experiences people have. I joined 3 months ago and I’m using a Asus ProArt PX13 (4060 8gb, 32gb RAM) and I have not experienced one system issue or significant in game bug, and I usually play 2-3hrs a day.

I got rid of my MacBook M1 Pro 14" recently. Loved it but the restriction to gaming was annoying. I don't play alot but I do like the odd indie game etc. The closest windows laptop I found was a Asus Proart Px13 , it's very similar to the MacBook , slightly smaller and slightly less battery life. Bu

Check out the Asus ProArt PX13. Better specs than the Laptop Studio 2 and better pricing too. Only drawback is that the stylus support isn't quite as good, but if you rarely use the stylus, it doesn't really matter. It's a really nice 13” class 2-in-1 device with Nvidia GPU. The laptop studio 2 is a

You should get G-helper. Default power profiles (and fan curves) are terrible out of the box. Once you've downloaded it, edit silent profile. Here you should try and see a bit what works for you, but for light work somewhere in 7-8w with boosts a couple of watts higher makes the laptop still run smo

There is no "best laptop", but you do want one with a decent graphics card so it runs well. Look for 32gb ram + dedicated graphics card. You are most likely set then. Asus has a creator series called PX13 or PX16 which includes this wheel on the touchpad for efficient lightroom control that I find v

I have an Asus ProArt PX13. Has an RTX4050, touchscreen and some real ports in addition to dual USB-C (USB-A, full-size HDMI). Hostorically, every other laptop I've gone from big (because I need some horsepower) to as small as I can get (because I travel all the time and get tired of the monster lap