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Asus G14 Ryzen 9 RTX 2060 16GB 1TB $1349.99 Best Buy
$1,349.99
$1,449.99
Backlit Keyboard
Info
Yes
Screen Size
Info
14 inches
Touch Screen
Info
No
Storage Type
SSD
Total Storage Capacity
1000 gigabytes
Solid State Drive Capacity
Info
1000 gigabytes
System Memory (RAM)
Info
16 gigabytes
Graphics
Info
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 Max-Q
Processor Speed (Base)
Info
2.3 gigahertz
Processor Model
Info
AMD 3rd Generation Ryzen 9
Processor Model Number
4900HS
Operating System
Windows 10
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/asus...tab=buyi
Info
Yes
Screen Size
Info
14 inches
Touch Screen
Info
No
Storage Type
SSD
Total Storage Capacity
1000 gigabytes
Solid State Drive Capacity
Info
1000 gigabytes
System Memory (RAM)
Info
16 gigabytes
Graphics
Info
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 Max-Q
Processor Speed (Base)
Info
2.3 gigahertz
Processor Model
Info
AMD 3rd Generation Ryzen 9
Processor Model Number
4900HS
Operating System
Windows 10
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Specifications, best available data culled from Best Buy, Asus, and other websites. Some of the more noteworthy items are highlighted in red.
General
Product Name .......... ROG Zephyrus G14 14" Gaming Laptop
Brand ....................... ASUS
Model Number ........ GA401IV-BR9N6
Color ........................ Moonlight White
Keyboard
Keyboard ................. Chiclet style
Backlit ...................... Yes
Screen
Screen Size ............... 14 inches, non-glare matte finish
Screen Resolution .... 1920 x 1080 (Full HD), 120hz refresh rate
Color Rendition ........ 100% sRGB
IPS ............................ "IPS-level" (according to Asus website)
Touch Screen ........... No
System
Storage ..................... 1TB M.2 NVMe PCIe 3.0 SSD
RAM .......................... 16GB DDR4-3200 SO-DIMM (8GB soldered, 8GB expandable)
Graphics .................... NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 Max-Q (6GB video memory)
Processor .................. AMD Ryzen 9 4900HS, 2.3 gigahertz
Operating System ..... Windows 10 Home
Ports
Headphone/mic Combo Jack ....... 1
USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type A .................. 2
USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type C .................. 1
USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type C (DisplayPort 1.4/PowerDelivery) .......... 1
Note: No, there are no ThunderBolt ports.
HDMI 2.0b Outputs ...................... 1
Kensington lock slot ..................... 1
Connectivity
Wi-Fi ................... WiFi 6, 802.11 ax
Bluetooth ............. Bluetooth v. 5.0
A/V
Front-Facing Camera (Webcam) .. None
Built-In Microphone ... Yes
Audio ......................... 2x 0.7W tweeter, 2x 2.5W speakers, Dolby Atmos Technology
Power Supply
Battery Life ............... 10 hours
Battery Type .............. 4-cell, 76Whr, 4S1P, Lithium-ion
Power adapter .......... 180W (20V x 9A)
Note: Supports Type-C Power Delivery 3.0 up to 65W
Size/Weight
Dimensions (LxWxH) ...... 12.8 x 8.7 x 0.7 inches
Weight ............................. 3.64 pounds
Other
ENERGY STAR Certified .......... No
Warranty ................................... 1 year
.
Specifications, best available data culled from Best Buy, Asus, and other websites. Some of the more noteworthy items are highlighted in red.
General
Product Name .......... ROG Zephyrus G14 14" Gaming Laptop
Brand ....................... ASUS
Model Number ........ GA401IV-BR9N6
Color ........................ Moonlight White
Keyboard
Keyboard ................. Chiclet style
Backlit ...................... Yes
Screen
Screen Size ............... 14 inches, non-glare matte finish
Screen Resolution .... 1920 x 1080 (Full HD), 120hz refresh rate
Color Rendition ........ 100% sRGB
IPS ............................ "IPS-level" (according to Asus website)
Touch Screen ........... No
System
Storage ..................... 1TB M.2 NVMe PCIe 3.0 SSD
RAM .......................... 16GB DDR4-3200 SO-DIMM (8GB soldered, 8GB expandable)
Graphics .................... NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 Max-Q (6GB video memory)
Processor .................. AMD Ryzen 9 4900HS, 2.3 gigahertz
Operating System ..... Windows 10 Home
Ports
Headphone/mic Combo Jack ....... 1
USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type A .................. 2
USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type C .................. 1
USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type C (DisplayPort 1.4/PowerDelivery) .......... 1
Note: No, there are no ThunderBolt ports.
HDMI 2.0b Outputs ...................... 1
Kensington lock slot ..................... 1
Connectivity
Wi-Fi ................... WiFi 6, 802.11 ax
Bluetooth ............. Bluetooth v. 5.0
A/V
Front-Facing Camera (Webcam) .. None
Built-In Microphone ... Yes
Audio ......................... 2x 0.7W tweeter, 2x 2.5W speakers, Dolby Atmos Technology
Power Supply
Battery Life ............... 10 hours
Battery Type .............. 4-cell, 76Whr, 4S1P, Lithium-ion
Power adapter .......... 180W (20V x 9A)
Note: Supports Type-C Power Delivery 3.0 up to 65W
Size/Weight
Dimensions (LxWxH) ...... 12.8 x 8.7 x 0.7 inches
Weight ............................. 3.64 pounds
Other
ENERGY STAR Certified .......... No
Warranty ................................... 1 year
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it does. while in the office i plug it into my dell dock and it charges fine. cell phone chargers are hit or miss.
it does. while in the office i plug it into my dell dock and it charges fine. cell phone chargers are hit or miss.
Monitors and 60w charging I would assume? So just need the adapter to game?
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All the bad is true also: Uneven backlighting on silver keyboards means you don't use it unless you're in a reasonably dark room, no webcam (I don't care as much, but got a cheap Windows Hello-enabled one to carry around), can get hot an loudish while gaming.
ASUS hit the middle to upper range in every category. Still, if you are a one-function person, you'll find something to complain about. There are faster gaming rigs, but they're heavier and more power hungry. There are better development rigs with more memory, so the 1 soldered SODIMM is an issue. There are lighter, thinner ultrabooks (like the XPS 13 2020 or Spectre x360), but there's no real gaming and very limited virtualization.
There's so much head-room on the processor power, if you want to cool the laptop off a little and keep it quieter during gaming, there's a registry value that can enable an option to disable turbo boost in different power profiles. Many games don't need the CPU at max that only adds unnecessary heat. So you can disable or change the turbo boost while gaming and the max CPU drops from the 90s to 70s degC.
All the bad is true also: Uneven backlighting on silver keyboards means you don't use it unless you're in a reasonably dark room, no webcam (I don't care as much, but got a cheap Windows Hello-enabled one to carry around), can get hot an loudish while gaming.
ASUS hit the middle to upper range in every category. Still, if you are a one-function person, you'll find something to complain about. There are faster gaming rigs, but they're heavier and more power hungry. There are better development rigs with more memory, so the 1 soldered SODIMM is an issue. There are lighter, thinner ultrabooks (like the XPS 13 2020 or Spectre x360), but there's no real gaming and very limited virtualization.
There's so much head-room on the processor power, if you want to cool the laptop off a little and keep it quieter during gaming, there's a registry value that can enable an option to disable turbo boost in different power profiles. Many games don't need the CPU at max that only adds unnecessary heat. So you can disable or change the turbo boost while gaming and the max CPU drops from the 90s to 70s degC.
Wow, anyone who buys this is really going to be pissed when they find that out.
In the "let's find something to gripe about" category, real gamers complain about the relatively slow response time despite the 120 Hz refresh. I can see some ghosting if I set up contrasting colors on the desktop, but as I am not a competitive gamer, I don't notice anything in games. This is a upper middle ground on all specs, not the best for any one. If you need 240 Hz and low response times, this is not it. For the other 99% it's an above average display.