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Will I be able to play COD Warzone with this? Serious question. I'm not technical at all and I'm asking because this is the only game I play and I travel a lot.
Will I be able to play COD Warzone with this? Serious question. I'm not technical at all and I'm asking because this is the only game I play and I travel a lot.
you may have to adjust the graphics quality but it should be able to otherwise play it just fine
Will I be able to play COD Warzone with this? Serious question. I'm not technical at all and I'm asking because this is the only game I play and I travel a lot.
Given this is "only" up to a 65W 4060 GPU, it should still perform reasonably well at the native resolution if you play around with the settings to get close to the possible 165fps limit of the screen. I believe the 4060 maxes out at around 110W but even at 65W (which will be in turbo mode, so headphones are suggested given the fan noise), the 4060 still performs very well according to the video from Jarrod's Tech (starts from the wattage/performance graph): https://youtu.be/jMMrh6PpLI4?si=d...wXAb&t=127. Going from 65W to 110W, you are getting maybe 15% (8500 to 10000 according the chart?) more performance.
Going from a 34" widescreen to a 14" when traveling, I find it quite an adjustment but totally doable. I also have G Helper installed to really dial in the fans/temps/wattage when I am playing. I also find that playing at a 1080p didn't actually get me better performance since it became more CPU limited with my Ryzen 9. So I play at 1600p with the same amount of FPS. Your mileage may vary.
Given this is "only" up to a 65W 4060 GPU, it should still perform reasonably well at the native resolution if you play around with the settings to get close to the possible 165fps limit of the screen. I believe the 4060 maxes out at around 110W but even at 65W (which will be in turbo mode, so headphones are suggested given the fan noise), the 4060 still performs very well according to the video from Jarrod's Tech (starts from the wattage/performance graph): https://youtu.be/jMMrh6PpLI4?si=d...wXAb&t=127. Going from 65W to 110W, you are getting maybe 15% (8500 to 10000 according the chart?) more performance.
Going from a 34" widescreen to a 14" when traveling, I find it quite an adjustment but totally doable. I also have G Helper installed to really dial in the fans/temps/wattage when I am playing. I also find that playing at a 1080p didn't actually get me better performance since it became more CPU limited with my Ryzen 9. So I play at 1600p with the same amount of FPS. Your mileage may vary.
I have one of these and I can confirm that they get close to full power variant speeds. The 4000 series GPUs are very efficient and really don't need max power to realize most performance potential. If anything it's the Intel CPU in here that gets really hot and drives the fans. On mine I use G-helper to manually keep the CPU capped at 20 watts but let the GPU do whatever it wants. I have manual fan curves that only really kick on when things heat up. It stays pretty quiet that way.
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Both the BBY and ebay link show 1200p, not 1600p. WQXGA. Can anyone confirm please?
This is what the page says:
13.4" WQXGA Touchscreen display with 165Hz refresh rate
The 165Hz ultra bright 500nits display features a 16:10 1920x1200 resolution that gives you more space for toolbars and tabs.
Both the BBY and ebay link show 1200p, not 1600p. WQXGA. Can anyone confirm please?
This is what the page says:
13.4" WQXGA Touchscreen display with 165Hz refresh rate
The 165Hz ultra bright 500nits display features a 16:10 1920x1200 resolution that gives you more space for toolbars and tabs.
Asus website says 1600p on that model and I check some reviews on YouTube and all says 1600p.
Maybe is a typo on Best buy website and is reflected on eBay as well.
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Going from a 34" widescreen to a 14" when traveling, I find it quite an adjustment but totally doable. I also have G Helper installed to really dial in the fans/temps/wattage when I am playing. I also find that playing at a 1080p didn't actually get me better performance since it became more CPU limited with my Ryzen 9. So I play at 1600p with the same amount of FPS. Your mileage may vary.
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Going from a 34" widescreen to a 14" when traveling, I find it quite an adjustment but totally doable. I also have G Helper installed to really dial in the fans/temps/wattage when I am playing. I also find that playing at a 1080p didn't actually get me better performance since it became more CPU limited with my Ryzen 9. So I play at 1600p with the same amount of FPS. Your mileage may vary.
This is what the page says:
13.4" WQXGA Touchscreen display with 165Hz refresh rate
The 165Hz ultra bright 500nits display features a 16:10 1920x1200 resolution that gives you more space for toolbars and tabs.
This is what the page says:
13.4" WQXGA Touchscreen display with 165Hz refresh rate
The 165Hz ultra bright 500nits display features a 16:10 1920x1200 resolution that gives you more space for toolbars and tabs.
Maybe is a typo on Best buy website and is reflected on eBay as well.
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