ROG Strix G16 (2024) Gaming Laptop, 16” 16:10 QHD 240Hz, GeForce RTX 4070, Intel® Core™ i9-14900HX, 32GB DDR5, 1TB PCIe SSD, Wi-Fi 6E, Windows 11 Pro, G614JIR-XS96

Just had it only for a few days, and I've been very impressed with it. Excellent speed, a significant amount of ram, and beautiful aesthetics and features. If you want a high end laptop, this is the one to use! Edit: Had for a few months now, I also would recommend a cooling pad, (any cooler works but if you want the best cooling, I suggest a high end cooler to help with this laptop’s cooling). It’ll helps boost fps with a good cooler so I suggest you do that.

I have had this laptop for about a year now and I have had 0 complications with it. I used it for everything. You can play high GB games like Spiderman Morales, Tekken 8 and much more games that require high resolution. I have a $1000 dollar SamsungTV and I used to think that was the best looking picture until I used this laptop to run games. It is by far the best resolution speed I have seen in my entire life and this laptop is worth every penny I spent on it

First 6 Months: Fantastic. After That? A Mess. The first six months with this laptop were outstanding other than random Bluetooth issues (some of which went away by removing the default McAfee install). I’ve babied it from day one—used it like a desktop, barely moved it. The keyboard feels amazing, the performance was stellar, and it absolutely ran circles around my M2 Mac. It not only looked better but actually ran the software I needed without issue. Then things started getting weird. After picking up an ASUS ROG Strix Scope II keyboard and integrating it with their required Armoury Crate software, the laptop refused to sleep. I tested the keyboard on other machines without any problems—it was clearly this laptop. ASUS support had me reimage the system, but the issue came back immediately after setup. Eventually, they just stopped responding. Only the combination of this laptop and their keyboard caused the issue, and ASUS ghosted me. A couple of months ago, I went to use the webcam and found it no longer functional—distorted and glitchy. It was still under warranty, but after an hour trying to get support , I was never able to navigate their multiple support portals they looped me through. I gave up. More recently, the built-in keyboard randomly stops working and only a full reboot fixes it. Meanwhile, the speakers now emit a constant audible hiss when idle. Between these hardware issues and the performance hit from Armoury Crate, I’m seeing increased boot times, crashes during shutdown, and a generally clunky experience. Out of the box, this laptop felt like a better experience than my Mac. But it's a quality nightmare. Everything falling apart—and ASUS offering essentially no support—I can’t recommend it to anyone.

It’s exactly what it stated for me specs n all no trouble ordering n receiving, runs great looks amazing. My first laptop was well worth the money i9 14900 4070 Not bad Edit after a few months I come to realize cyberpunk on ultra settings can run most games no issues. The laptop gets a little hot for those harder games but if your worried get a cooling pad" seems to run fine even without it.

As I tried a couple of these, this one feels the best. I am a AEC designer, so I used Revit, Blender, D5, Photoshop, Bluebeam and other apps to do my work. Plus, I do my own Vlog so other media programs, would be Davinci, Ableton and many others. Doesn't over heat, not bad for the money.

$2200 for a laptop is really expensive, but I still decided to get one to game at college. Well, it lives up to the expectations of being powerful. The build quality is also sleek and really cool. It does what you expect which is being really good at conquering video games and workstation tasks. It does take up a lot of power and can be loud, which is to be expected of course. The one thing I didn't realize is how bad the cooling would be. When I first had the laptop, it reached 95 celsius when I opened a game. I wasn't sure if it was to be that hot, but I didn't mind it and just continued to play. The laptop was fine for around 2 months, and then it started to stutter during games and the screen would glitch out, due to it being so hot. It got worse and worse until I had to send it back in for a repair. The repair fixed it, for about a month, and now it's starting to do the same thing again. I have to undervolt the laptop and run it at max fans in order for it stay somewhat cool while gaming. For those who have this laptop and haven't encountered these issues yet, I suggest you try to cool it as best as you can. For those who are considering this as a laptop, try to look into others that have a better cooling system. ASUS, please fix the cooling issues for this laptop, and it could easily be 5 stars. One thing to note: The Core i9 14900HX is also pretty unstable.

Great laptop, very powerful, the only thing is the battery could be better

Insanely good pc