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Product Name: | Asus Vivobook 17X 17.3" Laptop, Intel Core i5-12500H, 8GB Memory, 512GB SSD, Windows 11 (K1703ZA-SB54) |
Product Description: | About this product Make your world shine with Asus Vivobook 17X, the feature-packed laptop with a brilliant display. Vivobook 17X makes it easy to get things done, anywhere: everything about the laptop has been improved, from the powerful 12th Gen Intel processor to the 180-degree lay-flat hinge, modern color, and sleek geometric design. Make a bright new start today with Vivobook 17X. The laptop comes with a 17.3" 16:9 aspect ratio display and extensive connectivity options. 2.5GHz Intel Core i5-12500H 12-core processor with up to 4.5GHz speed and 18MB cache memory 512GB SSD keeps your running programs active while your computer resumes from suspension in seconds Windows 11 Home operating system provides an intuitive and user-friendly interface 8GB memory seamlessly handles multiple programs together DDR4 SDRAM memory technology for a high-performance solution Features a Full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution for unbelievable pixel-by-pixel image performance Get comfortable with the expansive 17.3" screen that makes streaming, scrolling, and multitasking easy and enjoyable Backlit keyboard lets you play day or night Supports Wi-Fi 6E (802.11ax) and Bluetooth 5.0 wireless connectivity Powered by a three-cell lithium-ion battery ErgoSense chiclet backlit keyboard with fingerprint sensor activated via Windows Hello AI noise-canceling technology employs machine learning to isolate unwanted noise from human speech, which ensures better communication experience Features 1 x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C, 2 x USB 2.0 Type-A, 1x HDMI 1.4, 1 x 3.5mm combo audio jack, 1x DC-in 1-year manufacturer limited warranty ⚠ WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. |
Product SKU: | 24527389 |
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It can only lay flat like a book but can't fold over to use as a tablet. You can see the diagram on the asus website where it says "wide open for sharing": https://www.asus.com/Laptops/For-...Gen-Intel/
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It can only lay flat like a book but can't fold over to use as a tablet. You can see the diagram on the asus website where it says "wide open for sharing": https://www.asus.com/Laptops/For-...Gen-Intel/
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It can only lay flat like a book but can't fold over to use as a tablet. You can see the diagram on the asus website where it says "wide open for sharing": https://www.asus.com/Laptops/For-...Gen-Intel/
Memory
8GB DDR4 on board, 4GB DDR4 SO-DIMM
8GB DDR4 on board, 8GB DDR4 SO-DIMM
8GB DDR4 on board
Expansion Slots (includes used)
1x DDR4 SO-DIMM slot
I assume you have the free slot as the first 8GB goes on the board.
Not sure what the max ram is, but seems that 16GB total without a doubt.
Office Depot has a couple of othe configs.
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I hope it becomes available at my store for the in store price, been looking for a 17 inch laptop with lighted keyboard where the keys are not silver, and I am using an Asus 15.6 inch I bought in 2012, time for an update, this one is getting slow
I am just a causal user so with respect to my needs, it looks impressive (17 inch screen). The case I would say is equal to the Thinkpad, but does not have the Trackpoint, and separate Trackpad buttons. Thinkpad top shows fingerprints and seems to have more flex on either side of the trackpad than the Vivobook. Both are 250 nits screens. The Vivo white screens are so much better than the Thinkpad which looks on the greyish side. The Vivo Window splash screen opens up instantly from sleep. The Thinkpad take as much as 4 or 5 secs to get to it. Obviously, there is no beating Thinkpad keyboard but I can't get used to the switching in the palacement of the Fn and CTRL keys on the Thinkpad.
8 GB is serving my needs, but ability to add some extra RAM is a good thing.
I ran the Passmark app on both machines.
Passmark Test VIVIBOOK (Intel i5-12500H 8GB) THINKPAD (AMD Ryzen 7 5825U 24GB)
Rating 2853.0 2585.3 (90%)
CPU 18112.4 11338.3 (62.6%)
2D Graphics 287.2 278.8 (97%)
3D Graphics 1851.4 2138.6 (115%)
Memory 2184 1684.4 (77%)
Disk 13839.8 9982.3 (72%)
I would say the Vivobook cleans up if those above specs mean anything. And the Thinkpad was $300 more. My bad, I went for loading up the Thinkpad for no appearant need, but hoped it would take me into the future.
I am just a causal user so with respect to my needs, it looks impressive (17 inch screen). The case I would say is equal to the Thinkpad, but does not have the Trackpoint, and separate Trackpad buttons. Thinkpad top shows fingerprints and seems to have more flex on either side of the trackpad than the Vivobook. Both are 250 nits screens. The Vivo white screens are so much better than the Thinkpad which looks on the greyish side. The Vivo Window splash screen opens up instantly from sleep. The Thinkpad take as much as 4 or 5 secs to get to it. Obviously, there is no beating Thinkpad keyboard but I can't get used to the switching in the palacement of the Fn and CTRL keys on the Thinkpad.
8 GB is serving my needs, but ability to add some extra RAM is a good thing.
I ran the Passmark app on both machines.
Passmark Test VIVIBOOK (Intel i5-12500H 8GB) THINKPAD (AMD Ryzen 7 5825U 24GB)
Rating 2853.0 2585.3 (90%)
CPU 18112.4 11338.3 (62.6%)
2D Graphics 287.2 278.8 (97%)
3D Graphics 1851.4 2138.6 (115%)
Memory 2184 1684.4 (77%)
Disk 13839.8 9982.3 (72%)
I would say the Vivobook cleans up if those above specs mean anything. And the Thinkpad was $300 more. My bad, I went for loading up the Thinkpad for no appearant need, but hoped it would take me into the future.
Passmark Test VIVIBOOK (Intel i5-12500H 8GB) THINKPAD (AMD Ryzen 7 5825U 24GB)
Rating 2853.0 2585.3 (90%)
CPU 18112.4 11338.3 (62.6%)
2D Graphics 287.2 278.8 (97%)
3D Graphics 1851.4 2138.6 (115%)
Memory 2184 1684.4 (77%)
Disk 13839.8 9982.3 (72%)
Sorry for the spacing. I didn't see there was a table icon originally.
Sorry for the spacing. I didn't see there was a table icon originally.
Ran both on electric this morning, and the Thinkpad surely does beat out the Vivobook.
I got the F1502ZA (15" with an i5-1240P) and did not like it did not support any Alt feature or PD.
If using a docking station is not important to you, then this computer can end up being a good alternative.