ROG Strix G17 (2023) Gaming Laptop, 17.3†QHD 240Hz, GeForce RTX 4060, AMD Ryzen 9 7945HX, 16GB DDR5, 1TB PCIe SSD, Wi-Fi 6E, Windows 11, G713PV-DS94, Eclipse Gray

Es una bestia parda, y ya está!! No hay nada más que decir!! Pero para el que se quiera quedar, les digo que vale cada centavo que pague, incluso diría que está demasiado barata para lo que es, el proce es una bestia parda que hace ver cómo cacharros viejos a proces de escritorio como el 13900k, este 7945hx siendo proce de Lap, le da tres vueltas a todos los proce de escritorio, yo tengo el 5950x que también es una bestia, pero parece un Celeron cuando lo comparo con el 7945hx, por mucho la mejor lap del mundo hoy día, para el otro tipo que dice que no lo es, pues que comentarios puedes esperar de una persona que utilizo una lap por 10 años como el comenta, el chiste se cuenta solo!!, obvio no sabe ni que rollo con la vida. Ojo, no todo es miel sobre hojuelas, Asus tenía que ahorrar por alguna parte, y les digo que la tarjeta wifi está flojita, es wifi 6e pero es de gama de entrada, no alcanza velocidades de 2.4ghz reales aunque la pongas a 160mhz de ancho de banda, yo particularmente se la cambie por la Intel 200x y va de lujo, 400 pesitos mx y lo arreglas de lujo. También el monitor está flojito, si bien si alcanza los 240mhz, el rango de color no es la gran cosa, también tiene muchas zonas fantasmas y la imagen es un poco lavada, pero igual con algunos retoques de configuración manual queda a tono. Pero bueno por este precio está regalada, no duden en adquirirla porque no sé cuánto tiempo va a estar a este precio, es una locura. Ojo, recuerden que para alcanzar el 100% de rendimiento tiene que estar conectada a la corriente y poner los ventiladores a tope, no seas de esos niñatos que quieren máximo de rendimiento con la batería. Por último, El undervolt está capado de fábrica, pero si pones los ventiladores a tope, no pasa de 80 grados a full el proce. Espero les sirva mis comentarios

I’ve had this laptop for a few months now it’s runs great. No issues with Bluetooth or WiFi connections. I mainly play BO6 and story mode games I usually have Spotify and discord running while I play it runs perfect. I recommend keeping the laptop plugged in while you’re using it.

This PC is straight up complete junk. I've always veered towards ASUS computer components because I've had great success with them, I thought that would translate into a good laptop. Boy was I wrong. If you buy this thing be prepared to spend a LOT of time getting it configured to do what it is supposed to without crashing or freezing constantly. It probably took me a month to sort out all of the issues to get games to play reliably. The computer comes with a system wide hitching problem, which honestly took a really long time to figure out was even happening, I thought input was lagging or I was missing key or mouse clicks. So protip, make sure all the NVidia applications and tools are installed because it does not come with everything installed on it that it needs and should have, but it does have a lot of annoying bloatware. I still have a lot of issues with it as well. If I close the lid, the laptop maxes out the fans and will not awake from sleep, requiring you to always do a hard reboot, which in turn can causes significant issues, and has caused me significant issues and forced me into hours long hard drive repairs. This happens EVERYTIME. The only way around these sleep issues is to shut the computer off, and you can't do it through the start menu, that hasn't turned off Windows machines for a couple years now. The old shutdown dialogs are still accessible by pressing Alt + F4 when focused on the desktop. This thing is also a power hungry beast, which was expected. But beware, you really can't play games on this for more than 30 or so minutes before needing to plug in. When games do work it does alright, the graphics card has similar performance to the GTX 1080 in my desktop computer (I'm late to the update party). The keyboard however is utter garbage, I feel like I'm drunk typing on it because the keys just don't register input that well, very rubbery keys with membrane register it seems. So don't expect to do much highly competitive games or games that require precision. I find that I tend to focus on games that work with a controller when using it, and then when I can I switch to my MacBook for KBM games, or go sit back at my desktop. I think the price for this computer is probably fair, ignoring the significant issues you have to work through and live with. But if you are not good at computer configurations, manipulating the BIOS, or capable of figuring out how to fix incredibly obscure problems with computers, go with something else or you're going to be in tears. If I could get a refund for this thing I would do it in a heartbeat.

Nice laptop except for the fact that it overheats during gameplay and totally shuts down..... It's a gaming laptop and the software that's supposed to increase performance during gameplay overheats it and kicks you from whatever game you're playing. Duh