expired Posted by GhMaster • Nov 20, 2021
Nov 20, 2021 11:32 AM
expired Posted by GhMaster • Nov 20, 2021
Nov 20, 2021 11:32 AM
ASUS - ROG 16" WQXGA 165Hz Gaming Laptop - Intel Core i9 - 16GB Memory - NVIDIA RTX3060 - 1TB SSD $1500
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On top of that, the legion had GSYNC, something far more relevant and superior to most gamers that the Asus lacks
Keep in mind that, the Legion 5 pro 3070 32GB is 1540$, so I don't know why you'd buy this far slower 3060 model that also doesn't have a mux switch which hurts CPU performance, especially since these are QHD panels that are much harder to run then 1080p panels, especially in the future, where the 3070 and its 8gb vram is better suited. this is compounded by the fact that the Asus doesn't have a mux switch which hurts gaming performance, and the fact it's only using a 100w 3060, unlike the 130w 3060 and 140w 3070 the Legion 5's use
On top of that, the legion had GSYNC, something far more relevant and superior to most gamers that the Asus lacks
Keep in mind that, the Legion 5 pro 3070 32GB is 1540$, so I don't know why you'd buy this far slower 3060 model that also doesn't have a mux switch which hurts CPU performance, especially since these are QHD panels that are much harder to run then 1080p panels, especially in the future, where the 3070 and its 8gb vram is better suited. this is compounded by the fact that the Asus doesn't have a mux switch which hurts gaming performance, and the fact it's only using a 100w 3060, unlike the 130w 3060 and 140w 3070 the Legion 5's use
On top of that, the legion had GSYNC, something far more relevant and superior to most gamers that the Asus lacks
Keep in mind that, the Legion 5 pro 3070 32GB is 1540$, so I don't know why you'd buy this far slower 3060 model that also doesn't have a mux switch which hurts CPU performance, especially since these are QHD panels that are much harder to run then 1080p panels, especially in the future, where the 3070 and its 8gb vram is better suited. this is compounded by the fact that the Asus doesn't have a mux switch which hurts gaming performance, and the fact it's only using a 100w 3060, unlike the 130w 3060 and 140w 3070 the Legion 5's use
I have an external GPU (3060 Ti) so could use that when the laptop is docked, that's the main advantage for me. And gen 4 NVME might be useful in the future, but the Lenovo I believe has Hynix P31s which are awesome.
I think I'd rather have the thinner/lighter (laptop and power supply both) Intel-based M16 but it's not a good value at $1500 compared to the L5 Pro, which is really in a class of its own value-wise.
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