Vivobook S16

This is the reason why I left Mint for Tuxedo. I really like Mint, but intentionally be stuck so backwards in time is not good for me. My laptop is from 2025, Asus Vivobook S16 and has a 1920x1200 screen and Mint can't scale the UI for me to use it. On Tuxedo with KDE and Wayland, everything works f

They re both "budgety" laptops. I saw the following troubling review of the Asus Vivobook S16 a few days ago. JarrodsTech seems to like the Lenovo LOQ series, at least as far as price/value/quality goes. Something to consider is that the Asus one is "open box", seems like someone bought it, didn't l

Sorry but Intel is just more power efficient here. And don’t think I’m an Intel shill, I disagree with distinct-race-2471 on almost everything. (I personally own a Ryzen 7 7700x and RX 9070 XT) Asus zenbook duo x9 388h: 1120 minutes. If you normalize based on wh. 1120 / 1.269 = 882.585 minutes Vs As

What is the screen resolution and screen size in inches? I have an Asus Vivobook S16 with 1920x1200 and 16" and I found out I can't use Mint on it, because of Cinnamon+X11 doesn't allow proper UI scaling and everything looked too small. So I had to go with Tuxedo which is KDE+Wayland and I can use f

And I agree with that, I wana get a macbook soon too, Im just arguing out of the point that I dont think Ill ever replace my desktop or someone their very very high end gaming laptop for a macbook or mac studio or imac when it comes to peak performance in gaming only. For everyday use with some good

https://www.costco.com/asus-vivobook-s16-16%22-oled-copilot%2b-pc---powered-by-amd-ryzen-ai-9-365-processor---1tb-ssd---windows-11.product.4000361772.html I bought one, was unstable. Any time you started using the CPU it froze solid. I returned it next day. avoid!

I have a Asus vivobook s16 the lightweight model with 255H and I have been having issues with it so will return it. The nature of my work requires something that can handle really large Excel files and complex formulas, lots of multitasking and I need something light and portable. I am thinking of g

As mobile device I use an Asus VivoBook S16 with a Ryzen 7 260, 32GB DDR5 and Radeon 780M which handles SolidWorks well. But it was €1149 already and for Solidworks this isn't even high end. I previously used a Ryzen 7735HS with Radeon 680M which was €900, but the Radeon 680M is unstable and I do no

Well, you're now comparing apples to oranges. The Dell laptop specs that you sent originally included 64 GB of RM and a 2 TB SSD They offered the same laptop with 32 GB of memory and a 1 TB drive for $100 less which is the version that you would need to compare to the ASUS model that has a 1 TB driv

Nikako intel, osim ako nemaš namjeru koristiti laptop kao zamjenu za pećniu. Ovaj vivobook ti je sa najnovijim ryzenom, ali je skup, probaj vidjeti jel ga ima jeftinije negdje u Švabiji. https://www.hgspot.hr/laptop-asus-vivobook-s16-oled-m5606ka-ri076-ryzen-ai-5-340-16gb-512gb-ssd-amd-radeon-16-3-2