ASUS G75V - Gaming Beast
Published by Marc Büchel on 15.05.12Page:
Conclusion
| General | + | - | |
| Generally the ASUS G75V leaves a good impression and it is a solid gaming notebook. We especially liked the big display with the very good colors as well as brightness. Additionally you get a well built keyboard. Impressive is the cooling system. Although the G75V draws more than 140 Watts out of the wall the notebook isn't noisy at all. ASUS really did its homework very well. | - Display -Cooling |
- Batter
life - Weight |
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| Display / Input devices | + | - | |
| ASUS equipped the G75V with a very good 17.3 inch display. The colors and
contrast ratio as well as the brightness were able to convince us. Altoghter it is
simply perfect for a gaming notebook. The keyobard which includes a number pad as well as separate arrow keys also leave a very good impression. Therefore build quality and responsiveness are on a very good level. The only weakness concerns the touchpad. Especially the scrolling functionality could have been better. |
- Display size - Readability - Colors - 3D |
- Touchpad scroll functionality | |
| Performance | + | - | |
| Equipped with a Core i7-3610QM quad core CPU that features eitght threads clocked at 2.3 GHz there is plenty of performance slumbering under the bonnet. Combined with the new NVIDIA Kepler based GTX 670M this notebook quite easily outperforms the other models we have in our comparison charts, when it comes to 3D performance. But also regarding 2D performance there is a noticeable increase compared to the predecessor. | - Gaming Performance | ||
| Recommendation | + | - | |
| If you should be looking for a gaming notebook that comes with a very good big display that offers enough performance for gaming then the G75V will definitely be a good choice | -
Gaming Notebook - DesktopReplacement |
- Mobile Computing | |
| Rating | |||
| With the G75V Gaming Notebook ASUS has a convincing product in its portfolio. Because of the touchpad which could have been better we give it four out of five stars. | |||
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