ROG Flow X13

High end gaming laptops tend to be heavy and more of a "desktop replacement" than truly portable laptop. Also if using it for school, battery life will be important so youre not scrambling for an outlet or having it die on you at the worst possible moment. If you can find it, an asus rog flow x13 wi

I would say the newest framework 13 with the Ryzen ai9 hx370 should do you pretty well. I have one for pentesting and sometimes the scans and password attacks I run take a decent amount of performance, but it is only an integrated gpu. Now it's a decent GPU, but it's no where near as capable as a de

I'll mainly talk performance, won't talk much about cooling and build quality because i've never had any of these chassis. I'll put the laptops in the order of which i would pick first (for gaming and also considering price) : Option 4 : Asus ROG Zephyrus : the CPU is OK the GPU is close to the best

Jag är professionell CAD:are i SolidWorks, jag har gått ifrån en stationär workstation till numera en liten gaming-laptop, en Asus ROG Flow x13. Inga problem alls, förutsatt att man har en riktig skärm. Dagens spelgrafikkort är så kraftiga att du klarar 99% av alla modeller, det är främst processorn

Battery life sounds about right. Can't comment on GPU/CPU choices, as mine's older - but NBC has a great, technical and extensive review incl. thermals, power, screen, etc. Performance wise, the X13 with config you mention is trading blows with mine config (6900HS with 6800S) which is powerful for a

I've got a bunch of computers running all three OS's. With my daily backpack laptop I was in a similar boat with a Razer blade 15. Weighs a ton. Giantass power brick. Cost like $3k so I was always stressed about it getting stolen or broken. Started leaving the Razer in a pelican and got an Asus Flow

Asus Flow X13 for 13 inches, ryzen + up to 4070 in a thin light 2in1 with good battery

I’m an engineering student and I have the ASUS Rog Flow X13. It’s technically a gaming laptop but it folds and comes with a pen and I use goodnotes in it for everything. It’s got a dedicated GPU vs integrated (doesn’t make too much of a difference tho) and runs all my engineering programs really fas

My 2021 Asus Flow X13, 1650 cost $1k. it have 1650m, I think it is better than 7600m which is crazy for 4gen older product.