In terms of hardware features and equipped panel, Asus ROG Strix Scar III and Strix Hero III are two very similar laptops. We have a 240 Hz refresh rate solution and a 3 millisecond response time. Ninth generation Intel Core i9 with GeForce RTX 2070 GPU is the processor inside the devices. Advanced RGB backlight systems are also being discussed with the possibility of customization via Aura Sync. These handsets ' Wi-Fi signal is also enhanced with RangeBoost technology.
Hero III is basically a re-proposalwith different aesthetics and finishes of the previous model. It will then be available in the Metal Gray version, unlike the previous handset.
We come to the Zephyrus, with Zephyrus G GA502 equipping the AMD Ryzen 7 3750H processor and the recent GeForce GTX 1660 Ti GPU. There is talk of extended battery life of up to nearly 9 hours and very thin frames, along with a very thin chassis permitted by the Max-Q technology of NVIDIA.
Instead, ROG Zephyrus S GX502 is equipped with the 9th generation Intel Core processor and the 2070 GPU GeForce RTX. As for the panel, we find a solution with G-Sync support and 240 Hz refresh rate with 3 millisecond response time. The panel uses the DAC ESS Saber Hi-Res Pantone certification for the audio part. Note, then, that the RGB type backlighting can be customized for each individual key.
Not unlike ROG Zephyrus M GU502 with Intel Core Ninth Generation Specification Processor and GeForce RTX 2060 GPU Processor again. Panel, DAC and backlight coincide with the GX502 specifications, with an intelligent cooling system to improve the gaming experience and enable a particularly narrow chassis system to work.
But the system that most surprised us is ROG Mothership, which Asus showed at the CES in Las Vegas, but with reinforced specifications at the present Computex. It is a system that integrates advanced hardware and GPUs with removable keyboard, tilting stand and weight that oscillates between a laptop PC and a desktop solution up to the widely configurable GeForce RTX 2080.