you missed a big important point that people wanted to see and that is how the new rdna igpu inside the 6800hs compared to the vega ipgu in the 5900HS.
For the Ergo-Lift hinge, I had an Asus who's screen used to get insanely hot after long gaming sessions and I used it for over two years and saw no visible issues with it. I think the screens themselves have a thick layer on top of them which dissipates the heat and protects the screen, but it is safe to say that the heat won't damage the screen.
@Sky Gardener A laptop cooling fan that blows down would just make the laptop hotter. You want the cooling fan to blow up since laptops suck air in from the bottom.
@Ebi Tha' Genius omg 9 years later comes up a guy with the "note 7" hahahaha my friend that wasnt samsungs fault, the battery fabric sold them the bateries with wrong size.
It would've been nice to see gaming battery life testing using just the new iGPU. It's fast enough to play today's games at 1080p medium 30-60 fps which is good for short sweet gaming sessions away from the wall. *Especially* with DOOM Eternal!
@Bummer Not a rare scenario at all for such a small laptop. This thing is made to be portable, if youre gonna be at a wall all the time then might as well get a bigger more powerful 17” laptop.
@@jonadam4233 I would like to, but I'm not insane. The 2021 version is still exceptional, so I will keep it for a couple years. Also, the 2022 version, imo, is not better in every way. The lack of a print screen button, the heat blowing directly on the screen, and the AMD gpu's lack of DLSS.
@@Danymok Right on, I was curious as a fellow 2021 g14 owner. I feel like the power of the 2021 model is enough for all my needs right now, If I upgraded, I doubt I'd notice much.
@@nightwing8666 Price has gone up every year and is significantly more now for the entry model compared to the first year of release. "The latest 2022 Asus Zephyrus G14 starts at $1,649 on its AMD Ryzen 9 / RX 6700S configuration, with a high-end RX 6800S model for $2,499 also available." "The updated 2021 G14 (starts at $1,549.99) uses the same design, but pumps things up to RTX 30-Series and newer Ryzen 5000 chips." There was a 2020 model (less powerful yes) for $1049
@@muathk100 if you have the money to spend more. I’d say wait. But if you want to save money and get more than your moneys worth. You should get it for $1100. I wouldn’t be worried about thermals either. You can click the cpu down to 22 watts and barely lose performance. There’s some RUclipsrs that show off their custom formats of the CPU and GPU. I play Tarkov (which is poorly optimized) with over 100fps at 1080p. Cpu and gpu temps don’t go past 75
Hey Dave! That dust filter for the intake fans looks quite restrictive. Any chance you'd be able to remove them and re-do thermal testing? I have a strong feeling that it will make a marked difference in overall load temperatures.
@@Dave2D Man! the m16 has rtx 3080ti 120w, i9 12900h, 165hz, same power supply and thunderbolt 4 also, and only 180 gramms heavier. I don't see much point to go with this. Other than dimensions. Maybe it performs better on battery and longer because of AMD system.?? What do you think?
@@k.o.t.o.n. pretty sure the M16 is also much more expensive (we don't know the price of 2022 G14 yet, but judging from last year's version I think it's safe to assume the same price gap this year)
I love my 2021 Zephyrus G14, but there are so many improvements (especially that screen!), that I may be tempted to upgrade, despite the fact that the 21 model was the first upgrade to a laptop that I've had in over 15 years. That said, I got it on sale when it was $1200. I hope this year's will be as reasonable. Having tech update this fast is actually a great problem to have!
Hey Dave! I think it would be super cool if you also have recorded noise alongside this thermal picture for different tasks. For example, noise level while just browsing, noise level while playing a non-heavy game, and the last one while playing some heavy game with highest playable settings. It would really help to understand what to expect in terms of noise. When I got 2020 G14 I was kinda disappointed, because it is unexpectedly very noisy in non-heavy games even with the lowest settings, that was not the case with my older laptop.
Awesome, I've been waiting for reviews about the latest versions of ASUS laptops! Would this new version of G14 be good for video editing, Photoshop and colour correction? Is the colour accuracy good enough?
I recently bought this one but with a lower VCard 6700s, should i get a cooling system or simply rely on its vapor tech? If so what could be the best one for its size?
Those worried for the display heating up, Asus has designed rear exhaust vent heat sink in such a way that only a small volume flows out of it, most of the hot air is exhausted out of the side vents. Hey Dave, could you do a battery life & IGPU comparison between 2021 vs 2022 G14 for similar workloads. There's literally nothing else to compare between the 2. How less is the wattage for 6nm TSMC compared to previous year's 7nm. I believe 2022 version looked better wrt the exhaust grills on the back & with the Magnesium silver deck.
picked up the 16gb 6800s option for 1400 at best buy. couldnt be happier. gaming laptops temps not too crazy (use external monitor, mouse and keyboard when doing that anyways). forza horizon 5 and MW2 in high settings still gettting over 100 fps avg. 10/10
Trust me, you don’t know how long I’ve waited for this review. How many times I’ve searched to see if you or anyone else had posted it. Man, I can finally sit back and watch.
My 2020 must really be a dud. I get 4 hours max, and that’s only when I’m on top of that horrible -30mwh power drain bug that you get after waking from sleep.
@@iclubsealz Yeah I've got the 2020 and I had a couple of bugs with it within the first month of having it. Did a clean windows install and it fixed it all and now I am getting about 8 or 9 hours on a charge.
Holy crap! This laptop is so well rounded. It's undeniable. Let's hope there aren't any quirks- there are often quirks that become more obvious after months of use. With these temps, I'm leaning towards a 15" with more cooling and a faster GPU.
@@DCsProductions Exactly, and from what i've heard from the most recent reviews, it gets extremely hot. I'll wait for a youtube to review it or i might just get a legion 5 pro from last year.
just got mine (6700s). fast, keyboard feels good, trackpad is great, features all work well, screen is amazing, CPU is fast as hell, it's got good battery life, and it even charges with USB-C. What's not to like? It goes on sale on best buy for 1k, best purchase ever.
Hello, so is this asus zephyrus g14 2022 model available in 16gb of ram or only 32gb? I have seen one on best buy but not sure if it’s the same model with different ram. Also don’t have the option to pick which type I want and there is only the 32gb on their website for $2500
I always knew AMD and ASUS had the potential of making small efficient gaming laptops. Judging by the efficiency and performance, I am hoping an RX6600S 6/8GB will be released to beat the RTX 3050Ti 4GB, which is slower than a GTX 1660TI 6GB but still used as a GPU for thinner or budget devices. Edit: Also same price as 3050Ti would be perfect
It's great to see this laptop getting some love. I bought the 2020 G14 because of your review and it's still going strong. Only drawback is the lack of webcam, but I bought myself a budget external webcam that gets the job done.
I was *so* waiting for this review. I might go with this or maybe the g15. I was really excited about the webcam, but kind of wish they kept the fingerprint sensor. The 14 checks most of the boxes and will probably be my best bet for a portable productivity/performance ganing laptop but I'm still a bit hesitant.
Fair enough. As long as I can auto sign in with apps, I'd be happy. Though it would have been nice if they had a reliable fingerprint sensor, with wearing masks and all. At least they got rid of something everybody knows wasn't working.
3:40 That R680M integrated APU is pretty darn respectable on its own right - hitting nearly 30fps on Cyberpunk at 1080p medium! Just a few short years ago who would have thought this were possible? This R9 6900HS would shine on workstation devices without discrete GPUs.
from my experience with the G14 for a year. i can say that my screen is already slightly bended because of the heat even with that plastic chain. The fan suck way more dust and air than any of my previous gaming laptop. I would seriously consider such screen design is a red flag for long term use. I wish there is a glass screen option for gaming laptop not only in 4K but 2K&1080P so the laptop itselp can have longer life
This would have been a pretty good choice for me, if it wasn’t for that ergolift hinge. I’m looking for a laptop I can travel with, and the fact that this laptop only has a ridge at the end to scrape over surfaces or dig into your legs, instead of a solid flat bottom, gives me a major ick. Guess I’ll wait for other brands to release their 2022 models.
Honestly, the most impressive part of this for me personally is the integrated GPU. 27fps at 1080p Medium in Cyberpunk. Like, what?! Literally insane. I was already impressed with integrated GPUs back when I had a laptop with a 3500u that allowed me to play Witcher 3 at 720p Medium with 30fps. But this is just a whole new level. Entry-level dedicated GPUs are definitely becoming obsolete, and that’s a good thing
Totally agree, I have a Steam Deck, and I was debating a ROG Ally but this on discount at BBY this week is a no brainer. I'll keep my Deck and replace my Ryzen 3700x/2060 with this.
@@DougLarsenMNtbh if u already own the deck there's no point even thinking about the rog. If you didn't own you can argue the case to get it at the cost of support as Asus will role them out frequently while steam deck will be prob next 5 years. They plan to support this one for long and build a solid base for their next product which is proh gonna be the real power house and real tech to integrate with their steam system. But otherwise buying them separately, nah.
Folks who own this, do you have problems with cracked bottom panel, even if you baby the laptop? Reading lots of reports of this and it's kind of disturbing.
Damn this is good. Since I'm not very interested in games I'm now looking for this one and the new razer 14. My main interest is battery life, hope in a razer review in the next days 🤞
AMD has taken the crown from intel for me as far as mobile cpus are concerned. They aren’t the best performing but much more efficient than an intel cpu. My old laptop had a 1060 and an 8th generation i7 it could only get roughly an hour on battery my g15 I can easily stretch it close to the 10 hour mark
Im between this and the Alienware X14 This has a better graphics card but that vent that hit directly on screen triggers OCD. Alienware has better 12th gen cpu… What do you think is better? Been an Alienware fan since forever That sleek design of X14 is also so sexy
if you're not gaming, i'd say take the 14'' M1. Performs on par with the G14, has industry leading battery life (not that the g14 has a bad battery, it's actually very good), seamless use with an iPhone, slightly better screen. I took the G14 because i don't have an iPhone and I game on the side.
DOES IT HAVE BETTER FPS, WHEN FPS LOCKED SWITHCHED OF ON 100W USB-C POWER? IM HESITANT BETWEEN THIS AND THE M1 MAX 32 CORE MACBOOK PO 14 FOR GAMING AND CONTENT CREATING ON THE GO, AND I WONT LAG AROUD MORE THAN HALF A KG POWER ADAPTOR EVRERYDAY. IS THERE ANYONE WHO MEASURE BENCHMARKS AND HAS ANY CLUE ABOUT THE PWRFORMANCE DIFFERENCE?
@@aymane.bencheikh IM ONE THE SAME BOAT HESTIATING WANT A GOOD PHONE VIDEO CAMERA AND PORTABLE CONTENT CREATING LAPGAMING LAPTOP SYSTEM, BUT WITH THE 13 PRO MAX, LIGHTNING TRANSFER SPEEDS ARE EXTREAMLY SLOW FOR EVERYDAY WORKFLOW, DONT KNOW ABOUT CELLULAR DATA REFRESHING IN THE ICLOUD PHOTOS ALBUM IFYOU HAVE A FAST WIFI 6 4G-5G MOBILE ROUTER, FOR EVERY DEVIDCE TO ATACH, BUT ON THE OTHER SIDE, THE ONLY GOOD VIDEO PHOENE I FOUND IS THE M1 11 ULTRA, WHICH UNFORTUNATELY IS A CHUNGUS BUNGIOS, AND VERY HEAVY. BUT HAS EXTRAMLY FAST CHARGING AND FILE TRANSFER. MAYBE I WILL GO WITH ANDROID AND WINDOWS RUITS WHO KNOW, I WILL THOUGH VERY MISS THE LIDER FOR REAL ESTATE. THHE IPAD PRO 11 ALSO HAS ONE BUT IPAD OS IS STILL DISQUASTING, AND ALL THE BROWSERS ARE SHIT, FOR PHOTO EDITING INSTEAD OF IPAD, I WILL BUYY HUAWEI MATEBOOK E OLED, AND FOR POCKET PHOTO EDITING, CONTENT CREATING MEDIA WATCHING EBOOK READING, AND AS A SECOND PHONE THE MIX FOLD WILL BE PERFECT, SHEAPEST FOLDABLE TOO AND BEST ASPECTR RATIO AND SPACE FOR 16:) CONTENT, WITH LESS CREASE THAN SAMSY AND NO DISTURBING CAMERA AND 3X ZOOM. wHAT DO YOU GUYS THINK?
Dave i thought that you would talk about the revolutionary improvements in the iGPU but you didn't give it proper time. For people who don't know. Ryzen 6900hs has rx 680m(rdna2) @2.4GHz produces 3.9TFlops @28TDP only meaning it matches gtx 1650 ti & with AMD RSR tech it can perform similar to gtx 1660 maxq.
Went to Best Buy last night and they had on display the 2021 G14 and that display/keyboard/sound was fantastic. I can only imagine how much more powerful this new 2022 version is. Quick question on anyone that has purchased last year's model: how has it been going so far? Any issues or concerns?
I got my 2021 model from best buy around 6 months ago, and its been great. Once, my G14 stopped connecting to internet, but the fix was as simple as holding down the power button for 1 minute.
i have the 2021 one for 5 mounths now ,it’s a very good 14” laptop fantastic battery life ,good screen and speakers etc but there are some problems you should know first you are killing the 3060 by limiting it to 80w its like 10-15% less fps than max-p 3060 , mediatek wifi card is not so great either sometimes it just stops working (happened twice so far) and you’ve got to restart to connect again, and not having a webcam is a problem sometimes especially if you are student , it doesn’t have rgb just white backlit but it isn’t great either if you look at it carefully you can see that it’s a bit uneven and some keycaps are brighter than others , other than these i haven’t seen any other problems
@@soheilalimohammadi8429 Thank you so much for your detailed experience with your laptop. I guess it's always like having a PC as before: there's always something to trouble shoot. Haven't used a PC since back in 2012 when I had a Dell desktop so I just want a good machine to game on. Cheers!
@@Goalier95 your welcome, if you want to game , this is not the best choice in this price range , specially switching form desktop to laptop can be hard sometimes because now you have to watch the temperature and get used to smaller screen , if you want a laptop just for gaming i’d take look at rog g513 or legion5 and 5 pro but you can also take a look at g14’s big brothers g15 and m16 they are the coolest windows laptops in my opinion
@@soheilalimohammadi8429 Awesome recommendations on the Legion 5 Pro and M16 - those two were the 2022 laptops I am looking into as well. Yes I did look into a desktop but I will be moving around a lot so having a portable gaming rig is much more convenient for me.
I feel like Asus went for quiet fans over better cooling. That's not always a mistake if you have room for error over last year's model. But it's not ideal.
1:25 this easily could have been "with great power comes great responsibility". What i dont like about the asus G14 series its that they dont have SD card slots
I just don't get why gaming laptops always disqualify themselves by having these ugly stickers and keyboards... why can't you just produce a Macbook/Surface looking powerhouse? I don't mind it being a bit thicker but please just keep a slim design, I won't ever bring such a thing to business school, it looks hideous.
Hmm, I'm actually not a fan of the fact that you have to use an AMD GPU on this one, Nvidia DLSS is something that is so helpful for some of the games I play. Although idk if AMD has their own version of it
My first laptop buy will be a G14. I just love the simplistic look and how light it is for a gaming laptop. It's almost a perfect laptop. I really hope this is in my budget or I would have to go with the older versions.
I wanted 32 GB RAM on it so bad - can it be upgraded to 32 GB using the only one upgradeable memory slot, and if so, will all of the 32 / 24 GB RAM still be able to take advantage of dual-channel performance or will dual channel still only work with 16 GB only even after the memory upgrade? So far, I know of only one 14" (or, in this case, a sub-14") laptop with 32 GB RAM - the Asus Flow X13 on Best Buy - but it only comes with the NVIDIA GTX GeForce 1650 GPU unless you attach an an external ROG XG Mobile Dock attachment to add RTX 3080.
I just wished that there was a lower configuration for this model. Maybe a Ryzen 5 version with a 6600 that starts at 1300 with a 1080p display. A $1650 price tag does seem to be a bit high as a starting price
I have 2020 G14 and I love it. It gets hot yes, but the versatility is amazing. I would switch to a new one for webcam and bigger touchpad, but I think this is way too soon.
Hmmm i actually wondered a lot why liquid metal is not a default from manufacturer, like i mean dude, thats a really easy thermal performance boost, and as a manufacturer they can just add built in insulator or other failure prevention.
Thank you, this is exactly what I needed. I watched your laptop reviews, specifically Asus and I chose the 13"Zenbook - OLED screen, 16/512, 360°, and I am so happy with this laptop (thank you for your reviews that helped me decide) that I do not regret not being able to grill my fish or float my boat. I'll leave those specific tasks to appropriate machines and revel in this lightweight-better-than-a-phone-pc... I can almost put it in my pocket !
I plan on grabbing the Asus Zenbook 14 with the oled panel too. I'd be coming from a g14(2020), and I have realized that I don't need the machine to game when I have my desktop for that. I'll be using the zenbook strictly for work (web dev and graphic design), and moving from the par panel that the 2020 g14 has to an oled 2k screen is going to be awesome.
For me the g14 has always been the laptop to beat. Unfortunately I am not sure if the 6800S really is an improvement over the 3060. Don't get me wrong for gaming it is fine. But gaming laptops also make great mobile workstations for 3D art. And AMDs ray tracing on desktop has been a behind nvidia so a blender or arnold Render with GPU acceleration would have been interesting to see if it really holds up.
I love the designs on these G14s and I've almost pulled the trigger on getting one in several generations...but I've realized I just want something quiet and cool in that same 14" shape with a 16:10 screen. I'm hoping to get something like the 6800H/S using the RDNA2 graphics. I'm hoping we'll see some options in that range soon. If anyone has recommendations I'd love to check out a few choices.
Every laptop user should know this. 1. Just “raise the bottom” let more air into the machine and you will found cpu&gpu each them reduce 10~15°C or in high usage will have more efficacy 2. You shouldn’t be use “laptop cooler” , cuz that effectiveness actually just like you put two bottle caps under laptop to raise it. But the cooler still use your limited power and it will let cpu&gpu become more hungry. Unless it has an “independent power supply”. There also very many ways let your experience better , like “gamer most of the time should limit cpu’s PL1&PL2 and offset voltage” “discrete graphics card overclock”. “Replace the thermal paste and clean the fan dust”. Sorry my bad English,hope it's not too hard to read. Just want help you gus. From Taiwan
I absolutely love Asus' dedication to keep improving this product year after year. It's not enought to make me upgrade from my first gen G14, but they're clearly listening to their customers. I run my laptop HARD and over the past 2 years I have never had any issues with temperatures. They seem to have properly tested it to hold up to the tempeartures they're pushing. One downside is the fans aren't very durable. I'm on my third set becuse the bearings crap out every 9 months or so, but I would consider my use case to be extreme (high fan rpm for 8 hours plus per day)
Dave it’s time for back to school laptop video Cause I need to buy new laptop for my work and I don’t really know which one should I pick so please make that video fast as possible.
It's weird how LTT's video about the new AMD chips shows a drastic improvement in battery life (almost 2x compared to last year's G14), but Dave says the improvement is not that huge...
Came to say the same thing, the Linus Tech Tips battery test was looking at youtube playback and Dave's were web browsing and gaming. The gaming result makes sense but I would think the web browsing should have been improved if video playback is double the runtime. Would love to here dave or someone respond with more details on the settings for the two tests or any info that could explain the results. If the 6900hs can close the gap on the efficiency set by Apple's M1 chip I would happily upgrade to whatever 2022 laptop combines it with that new AmLED 1000 nit 16:10 display that is on the new Aero 16. Can finally go sit in the sun see the screen and work for a full day away from wall power..
@@DigiNomad Exactly. I'm wanted to get a new laptop this year and was excited to see a Windows laptop that comes remotely close to the M1 laptops in terms of efficiency. But watching Dave's video, I'm not so sure anymore.
3:05 i have msi delta 15 with 5800h. cpu is warming up unnecessarily, even if simple tasks. reason of that; is not cooling solutions; CPU cores reach 1.400 volts nearly every tasks. it is so high. my old laptop is have i7-2630qm and i dont remeber raised 1.300v (45-54w tdp same as 5800h). in addition; we cannot do unervolt / negative voltage offsets. it is so stupit i am not glad AMD. while writing this comment; cpu usage is 2-3% but i am hearing little sharp fan noise. (i dont remeber fan noise bellow 8-9% on my old laptop).
Just an FYI, the verge has reported that this model costs $2500. There will be a 6700s model that will be $1600. Assuming the verge's article was accurate (they said they heard that from Asus) I think the huge price hike makes this laptop way less exciting. It's a 30-40% boost in performance, sure, but for a 66% price jump :/
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you missed a big important point that people wanted to see and that is how the new rdna igpu inside the 6800hs compared to the vega ipgu in the 5900HS.
haha
since the beginning of laptops
4:36 As a fellow winter climate resider, that heat exhaust just helps keeping the liquid crystals more fluid if you game outdoors 😁🥶
I know this is an older device but I just purchased one from best buy online for 999. It should be here tomorrow
how is it?
@@MrApplegummy good
Loved this review thanks dave. More thorough than your other stuff which I appreciate
I'm still loving the 2020 G14 and will probably use it for another 3-4 yrs and then switch to a G15 if they keep up the great products
I still have the og 2020 G14 too! Pretty satisfied still.
I have the same strategy. By the way things look, for laptops, technology is just getting better and better every year.
1:28 my brain just auto played “with great powers comes great responsibility.”
We have had the screen and exhaust fan issue for a couple of years now. If it is a problem, I hope we would have seen it by now.
Dave2D is the only player in Overwatch right now
Where did you get that shirt? It’s dope af
He almost had me "With Great power comes..."
Are you in a bunker?
protection from u bro
For the Ergo-Lift hinge, I had an Asus who's screen used to get insanely hot after long gaming sessions and I used it for over two years and saw no visible issues with it. I think the screens themselves have a thick layer on top of them which dissipates the heat and protects the screen, but it is safe to say that the heat won't damage the screen.
Ok
@Sky Gardener that would disrupt the air flow. What you want is a fan cooling that works like air conditioner
@Sky Gardener
A laptop cooling fan that blows down would just make the laptop hotter. You want the cooling fan to blow up since laptops suck air in from the bottom.
@Ebi Tha' Genius You would be suprised on what gets through QC.. they can't always do accurate long term testing.
@Ebi Tha' Genius omg 9 years later comes up a guy with the "note 7" hahahaha my friend that wasnt samsungs fault, the battery fabric sold them the bateries with wrong size.
this is the first premium, compelling AMD laptop I've seen. It looks like a phenomenal package. great review.
"With great power...comes a lot of heat"
-Dave
"With great amount of heat... comes a lot of throttle" - CPU
@@vigil4812 -intel
@@MohitKumar-gd4uk With great throttle comes with undervolting
@@MohitKumar-gd4uk
- any CPU maker
Was looking for this comment 🤝🏻
It would've been nice to see gaming battery life testing using just the new iGPU. It's fast enough to play today's games at 1080p medium 30-60 fps which is good for short sweet gaming sessions away from the wall. *Especially* with DOOM Eternal!
I believe it would be able to game for crazy long period with the igpu mode on (disabling the 6800m) somewhere about 5-6hrs of gaming!
@@FeverDev64 More like 4 to 5
The hp envy amd 5th gen lasts 3-4 hours with igpu gaming
Even better than that. I have the previous model and it can do that in spades already
@Bummer
Not a rare scenario at all for such a small laptop. This thing is made to be portable, if youre gonna be at a wall all the time then might as well get a bigger more powerful 17” laptop.
I have the 2021 G14, and it's really good. Asus knows what they're doing with these laptops.
me too, are you thinking of upgrading your 2021 model to the 2022 for better performance and more heat?
@@jonadam4233 I would like to, but I'm not insane. The 2021 version is still exceptional, so I will keep it for a couple years. Also, the 2022 version, imo, is not better in every way. The lack of a print screen button, the heat blowing directly on the screen, and the AMD gpu's lack of DLSS.
@@CineXpressOfficial even if macs could run the programs I'd need them to (but they can't), I still wouldn't switch because of their software
@@Danymok Right on, I was curious as a fellow 2021 g14 owner. I feel like the power of the 2021 model is enough for all my needs right now, If I upgraded, I doubt I'd notice much.
I also bought it, it's an amazing laptop gets a llittle hot though i wish i could figure out how to undervolt it
Can't believe how much they upgraded their laptops in just 1 year
They have really upgraded the price also 🤑🤑
@@huzcer nah it's going for 1500 which is the same price as last year
@@nightwing8666 Price has gone up every year and is significantly more now for the entry model compared to the first year of release. "The latest 2022 Asus Zephyrus G14 starts at $1,649 on its AMD Ryzen 9 / RX 6700S configuration, with a high-end RX 6800S model for $2,499 also available." "The updated 2021 G14 (starts at $1,549.99) uses the same design, but pumps things up to RTX 30-Series and newer Ryzen 5000 chips." There was a 2020 model (less powerful yes) for $1049
@@TylerKhan I could get it now for 1100$ but thinking of waiting for a better laptop in the next half year or so. I'm patient, what do you think?
@@muathk100 if you have the money to spend more. I’d say wait. But if you want to save money and get more than your moneys worth. You should get it for $1100. I wouldn’t be worried about thermals either. You can click the cpu down to 22 watts and barely lose performance. There’s some RUclipsrs that show off their custom formats of the CPU and GPU. I play Tarkov (which is poorly optimized) with over 100fps at 1080p. Cpu and gpu temps don’t go past 75
That 6800s is so good . It has same power as a 3070. That's incredible considering how small this chassis is.
Hey Dave! That dust filter for the intake fans looks quite restrictive. Any chance you'd be able to remove them and re-do thermal testing? I have a strong feeling that it will make a marked difference in overall load temperatures.
Ya the mesh is pretty dense. I’ll look into it
@@Dave2D Man! the m16 has rtx 3080ti 120w, i9 12900h, 165hz, same power supply and thunderbolt 4 also, and only 180 gramms heavier. I don't see much point to go with this. Other than dimensions. Maybe it performs better on battery and longer because of AMD system.?? What do you think?
@@Dave2D Awesome. Thank you so much for the reply!
@@k.o.t.o.n. pretty sure the M16 is also much more expensive (we don't know the price of 2022 G14 yet, but judging from last year's version I think it's safe to assume the same price gap this year)
@@k.o.t.o.n. Price and the difference in dimensions really is enough to take it from 'take it most places' to 'have to think about taking it'.
I love my 2021 Zephyrus G14, but there are so many improvements (especially that screen!), that I may be tempted to upgrade, despite the fact that the 21 model was the first upgrade to a laptop that I've had in over 15 years. That said, I got it on sale when it was $1200. I hope this year's will be as reasonable. Having tech update this fast is actually a great problem to have!
@Gerardo Gonzalez 5900HS/3060 (the 6900HS is the CPU in the new 2022 version), but "hot af" is a totally apt description 🤣 Otherwise, it rocks!
Loving these smaller laptops! Reminds me of my old Alienware 13. Good times
which gpu did you have?
@@DemeDemetre may be gtx1060
Alienware stuff are not really small innit
My 13 was great! Then the GPU overheated lol. So non-functional GPU but CPU performance still flies
@@nikilragav it overheated so badly it stopped working??
Hey Dave! I think it would be super cool if you also have recorded noise alongside this thermal picture for different tasks. For example, noise level while just browsing, noise level while playing a non-heavy game, and the last one while playing some heavy game with highest playable settings.
It would really help to understand what to expect in terms of noise.
When I got 2020 G14 I was kinda disappointed, because it is unexpectedly very noisy in non-heavy games even with the lowest settings, that was not the case with my older laptop.
Finally, fast response times on the screen. I've always avoided the g14 just because of the terrible screens.
for real. the older high refresh screens with +40ms response time was silly
@@Dave2D you could always replace the pannel (i have done so, but not because of that)
@@DemeDemetre why replace your panel?
Last year's model has a good response time too, it was the first one in 2020 that was slow
@@B1u35ky There was some ghosting last year. I don't mind it that much, but it's my only gripe
Has fingerprint and anime matrix rog Zephyrus g14 2022
Thought you'd say with great power comes great responsibility 😂
Me too expecting 😜
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With great power comes great heat 🔥 😅🤣
@@Dave2D comeon😂😂😂
Awesome, I've been waiting for reviews about the latest versions of ASUS laptops!
Would this new version of G14 be good for video editing, Photoshop and colour correction? Is the colour accuracy good enough?
Yes!
I recently bought this one but with a lower VCard 6700s, should i get a cooling system or simply rely on its vapor tech? If so what could be the best one for its size?
the 6700s is 20w lower(same 80w as the prev 3060 but with better cooling) so u're all good, dont need anything
@@helloworld9996 is the 6700s better performance and cooling and power consumption than 3060 version?
@@torocat4911 yes for both
Yoo that iGPU is crazy!! Better performance than gtx 1050ti xD
it's SO much better than any other integrated graphics right now
Those worried for the display heating up, Asus has designed rear exhaust vent heat sink in such a way that only a small volume flows out of it, most of the hot air is exhausted out of the side vents.
Hey Dave, could you do a battery life & IGPU comparison between 2021 vs 2022 G14 for similar workloads. There's literally nothing else to compare between the 2.
How less is the wattage for 6nm TSMC compared to previous year's 7nm.
I believe 2022 version looked better wrt the exhaust grills on the back & with the Magnesium silver deck.
1:26 I expected Dave to say “great responsibility” so badly
picked up the 16gb 6800s option for 1400 at best buy. couldnt be happier. gaming laptops temps not too crazy (use external monitor, mouse and keyboard when doing that anyways). forza horizon 5 and MW2 in high settings still gettting over 100 fps avg. 10/10
What about the temps and noise? Interesting to buy for mw2. And what settings did you set?
Thanks in advance
@@iRYO400 as long as you keep it on performance doesn’t get too loud or hot. Combo of medium high and ultra settings for both games
I am really interested in buying this product, but what about quality control? I've seen more comments at Best Buy about QC and display problems.
@@dheerajch3316 no issues with mine but suppose you never really know till you actually use it
What about heat blowing directly into the LCD?
Trust me, you don’t know how long I’ve waited for this review. How many times I’ve searched to see if you or anyone else had posted it.
Man, I can finally sit back and watch.
$2500
@@Tb0n3 💀
“With great power comes a lot of heat”
-Dave
I bought the g14 from last year for $1175USD (second hand). It's sooo much better than the Dell laptops I've had in the past.
This is the price point I'm looking for lol
@@shannon7674 nice thanks!
I'm still sticking to G14 from 2020 , It's powerful and surprisingly durable 🔥
Same here. My 2020 g14 is still very capable, use it like 12 hours a day both for work and gaming.
My 2020 must really be a dud. I get 4 hours max, and that’s only when I’m on top of that horrible -30mwh power drain bug that you get after waking from sleep.
@@FilmCompos3r Did you do a fresh windows install and follow the reddit thread? I get about 7 hours off of mine, I see other people get 10.
@@iclubsealz Yeah I've got the 2020 and I had a couple of bugs with it within the first month of having it. Did a clean windows install and it fixed it all and now I am getting about 8 or 9 hours on a charge.
@@FilmCompos3r I am fully plug in. At work I use USB charger.
Holy crap! This laptop is so well rounded. It's undeniable. Let's hope there aren't any quirks- there are often quirks that become more obvious after months of use. With these temps, I'm leaning towards a 15" with more cooling and a faster GPU.
My exact thoughts. If the g15 had the same 16x10 aspect ratio, my decision would been set in stone.
@@olumaintain906 There is always the m16 but that has Intel...
@@DCsProductions Exactly, and from what i've heard from the most recent reviews, it gets extremely hot. I'll wait for a youtube to review it or i might just get a legion 5 pro from last year.
@@olumaintain906 This G14 gets extremely hot anyways lol
@@Supcharged Very true but, i'd say thats expected with that much power in its form factor.
just got mine (6700s). fast, keyboard feels good, trackpad is great, features all work well, screen is amazing, CPU is fast as hell, it's got good battery life, and it even charges with USB-C. What's not to like? It goes on sale on best buy for 1k, best purchase ever.
Aside from the M1 Max transition, I don't think I've ever seen as big of a generational leap betwen successive notebooks as this one.
Hello, so is this asus zephyrus g14 2022 model available in 16gb of ram or only 32gb? I have seen one on best buy but not sure if it’s the same model with different ram. Also don’t have the option to pick which type I want and there is only the 32gb on their website for $2500
I always knew AMD and ASUS had the potential of making small efficient gaming laptops. Judging by the efficiency and performance, I am hoping an RX6600S 6/8GB will be released to beat the RTX 3050Ti 4GB, which is slower than a GTX 1660TI 6GB but still used as a GPU for thinner or budget devices.
Edit: Also same price as 3050Ti would be perfect
Best Buy is showing a model with the 6700s along with a 6800s model.
3:11 I believe at 96 degrees Celsius you no longer have a laptop…
It's great to see this laptop getting some love. I bought the 2020 G14 because of your review and it's still going strong. Only drawback is the lack of webcam, but I bought myself a budget external webcam that gets the job done.
I was *so* waiting for this review. I might go with this or maybe the g15. I was really excited about the webcam, but kind of wish they kept the fingerprint sensor. The 14 checks most of the boxes and will probably be my best bet for a portable productivity/performance ganing laptop but I'm still a bit hesitant.
I have the 2020 G14 (4900HS) and the fingerprint sensor rarely works. Windows Hello through my Logitech Brio is way more reliable.
Fair enough. As long as I can auto sign in with apps, I'd be happy. Though it would have been nice if they had a reliable fingerprint sensor, with wearing masks and all. At least they got rid of something everybody knows wasn't working.
Either this or the G15 would be what I’m aiming for. An all round complete laptop that should cover all but the most demanding workflows.
I agree, plus I like to game in my spare time but I don't want everyone around me to see a red laptop that screams gamer
what about the M16?
@@itihasadhikari240 for me it’s too big, but that’s also a great option since the new one is very close size wise to the 15 inch model
@@itihasadhikari240 gets too hot. Read reviews online
Straight up G15
3:40 That R680M integrated APU is pretty darn respectable on its own right - hitting nearly 30fps on Cyberpunk at 1080p medium! Just a few short years ago who would have thought this were possible? This R9 6900HS would shine on workstation devices without discrete GPUs.
“With great power comes great… heat”. That’s the wisdom of Uncle Dave.
Bought the g14 last year and the only thing I really wished for would be a 16:10. Cool to see that they are becoming the standard now
AMD and Intel so close. Don’t know what to choose. Loving the competition
Seems to come down to Intel having slightly better performance in this generation versus AMD having considerably better efficiency.
If you are looking at 14 inch devices then amd takes the win. At 17 inch intel just has that raw performance. perfectly balanced.
yea, and will AMD laptops have better GPU with the same price as Intel like last year's? who knows
@@MLHunt it's so interesting seeing people going from calling AMD CPUs furnaces to efficient
If you want way better Integrated Graphics performance then consider AMD
from my experience with the G14 for a year. i can say that my screen is already slightly bended because of the heat even with that plastic chain. The fan suck way more dust and air than any of my previous gaming laptop. I would seriously consider such screen design is a red flag for long term use. I wish there is a glass screen option for gaming laptop not only in 4K but 2K&1080P so the laptop itselp can have longer life
This would have been a pretty good choice for me, if it wasn’t for that ergolift hinge. I’m looking for a laptop I can travel with, and the fact that this laptop only has a ridge at the end to scrape over surfaces or dig into your legs, instead of a solid flat bottom, gives me a major ick.
Guess I’ll wait for other brands to release their 2022 models.
The soldered 8GB SO-DIMM on most SKU's kinda hurts.
we are already seeing more compact designs this year
@@cthulhouette lol see the last vid
Honestly, the most impressive part of this for me personally is the integrated GPU. 27fps at 1080p Medium in Cyberpunk. Like, what?! Literally insane. I was already impressed with integrated GPUs back when I had a laptop with a 3500u that allowed me to play Witcher 3 at 720p Medium with 30fps. But this is just a whole new level. Entry-level dedicated GPUs are definitely becoming obsolete, and that’s a good thing
Totally agree, I have a Steam Deck, and I was debating a ROG Ally but this on discount at BBY this week is a no brainer. I'll keep my Deck and replace my Ryzen 3700x/2060 with this.
@@DougLarsenMNtbh if u already own the deck there's no point even thinking about the rog. If you didn't own you can argue the case to get it at the cost of support as Asus will role them out frequently while steam deck will be prob next 5 years. They plan to support this one for long and build a solid base for their next product which is proh gonna be the real power house and real tech to integrate with their steam system. But otherwise buying them separately, nah.
Folks who own this, do you have problems with cracked bottom panel, even if you baby the laptop? Reading lots of reports of this and it's kind of disturbing.
Damn this is good. Since I'm not very interested in games I'm now looking for this one and the new razer 14. My main interest is battery life, hope in a razer review in the next days 🤞
@@belindahasnia3992 bruh
Got the macbook m1 pro, battery life is insane and can be charged with a power bank... I hate macOs, but this is just crazy
I am thinking to get the m16 or the g15 what is the best in components, I need a laptop for school,gaming,editing. What should I get of the two??
AMD has taken the crown from intel for me as far as mobile cpus are concerned. They aren’t the best performing but much more efficient than an intel cpu. My old laptop had a 1060 and an 8th generation i7 it could only get roughly an hour on battery my g15 I can easily stretch it close to the 10 hour mark
Is your g15 from 2021 or 2022?
what year is your g15?
Im between this and the Alienware X14
This has a better graphics card but that vent that hit directly on screen triggers OCD.
Alienware has better 12th gen cpu…
What do you think is better?
Been an Alienware fan since forever
That sleek design of X14 is also so sexy
Man! I'm so into these compact but VERY capable laptops. The M1 14" is one of my favorite pieces of tech, been on the hunt for a Windows equivalent.
if you're not gaming, i'd say take the 14'' M1. Performs on par with the G14, has industry leading battery life (not that the g14 has a bad battery, it's actually very good), seamless use with an iPhone, slightly better screen. I took the G14 because i don't have an iPhone and I game on the side.
@@aymane.bencheikh no good games
DOES IT HAVE BETTER FPS, WHEN FPS LOCKED SWITHCHED OF ON 100W USB-C POWER? IM HESITANT BETWEEN THIS AND THE M1 MAX 32 CORE MACBOOK PO 14 FOR GAMING AND CONTENT CREATING ON THE GO, AND I WONT LAG AROUD MORE THAN HALF A KG POWER ADAPTOR EVRERYDAY. IS THERE ANYONE WHO MEASURE BENCHMARKS AND HAS ANY CLUE ABOUT THE PWRFORMANCE DIFFERENCE?
@@aymane.bencheikh IM ONE THE SAME BOAT HESTIATING WANT A GOOD PHONE VIDEO CAMERA AND PORTABLE CONTENT CREATING LAPGAMING LAPTOP SYSTEM, BUT WITH THE 13 PRO MAX, LIGHTNING TRANSFER SPEEDS ARE EXTREAMLY SLOW FOR EVERYDAY WORKFLOW, DONT KNOW ABOUT CELLULAR DATA REFRESHING IN THE ICLOUD PHOTOS ALBUM IFYOU HAVE A FAST WIFI 6 4G-5G MOBILE ROUTER, FOR EVERY DEVIDCE TO ATACH, BUT ON THE OTHER SIDE, THE ONLY GOOD VIDEO PHOENE I FOUND IS THE M1 11 ULTRA, WHICH UNFORTUNATELY IS A CHUNGUS BUNGIOS, AND VERY HEAVY. BUT HAS EXTRAMLY FAST CHARGING AND FILE TRANSFER. MAYBE I WILL GO WITH ANDROID AND WINDOWS RUITS WHO KNOW, I WILL THOUGH VERY MISS THE LIDER FOR REAL ESTATE. THHE IPAD PRO 11 ALSO HAS ONE BUT IPAD OS IS STILL DISQUASTING, AND ALL THE BROWSERS ARE SHIT, FOR PHOTO EDITING INSTEAD OF IPAD, I WILL BUYY HUAWEI MATEBOOK E OLED, AND FOR POCKET PHOTO EDITING, CONTENT CREATING MEDIA WATCHING EBOOK READING, AND AS A SECOND PHONE THE MIX FOLD WILL BE PERFECT, SHEAPEST FOLDABLE TOO AND BEST ASPECTR RATIO AND SPACE FOR 16:) CONTENT, WITH LESS CREASE THAN SAMSY AND NO DISTURBING CAMERA AND 3X ZOOM. wHAT DO YOU GUYS THINK?
@@k.o.t.o.n. It's a shame it was print screen and not caps lock they removed.
Dave i thought that you would talk about the revolutionary improvements in the iGPU but you didn't give it proper time.
For people who don't know. Ryzen 6900hs has rx 680m(rdna2) @2.4GHz produces 3.9TFlops @28TDP only meaning it matches gtx 1650 ti & with AMD RSR tech it can perform similar to gtx 1660 maxq.
Went to Best Buy last night and they had on display the 2021 G14 and that display/keyboard/sound was fantastic. I can only imagine how much more powerful this new 2022 version is. Quick question on anyone that has purchased last year's model: how has it been going so far? Any issues or concerns?
I got my 2021 model from best buy around 6 months ago, and its been great. Once, my G14 stopped connecting to internet, but the fix was as simple as holding down the power button for 1 minute.
i have the 2021 one for 5 mounths now ,it’s a very good 14” laptop fantastic battery life ,good screen and speakers etc but there are some problems you should know first you are killing the 3060 by limiting it to 80w its like 10-15% less fps than max-p 3060 , mediatek wifi card is not so great either sometimes it just stops working (happened twice so far) and you’ve got to restart to connect again, and not having a webcam is a problem sometimes especially if you are student , it doesn’t have rgb just white backlit but it isn’t great either if you look at it carefully you can see that it’s a bit uneven and some keycaps are brighter than others , other than these i haven’t seen any other problems
@@soheilalimohammadi8429 Thank you so much for your detailed experience with your laptop. I guess it's always like having a PC as before: there's always something to trouble shoot. Haven't used a PC since back in 2012 when I had a Dell desktop so I just want a good machine to game on. Cheers!
@@Goalier95 your welcome, if you want to game , this is not the best choice in this price range , specially switching form desktop to laptop can be hard sometimes because now you have to watch the temperature and get used to smaller screen , if you want a laptop just for gaming i’d take look at rog g513 or legion5 and 5 pro but you can also take a look at g14’s big brothers g15 and m16 they are the coolest windows laptops in my opinion
@@soheilalimohammadi8429 Awesome recommendations on the Legion 5 Pro and M16 - those two were the 2022 laptops I am looking into as well. Yes I did look into a desktop but I will be moving around a lot so having a portable gaming rig is much more convenient for me.
I feel like Asus went for quiet fans over better cooling. That's not always a mistake if you have room for error over last year's model. But it's not ideal.
1:25 this easily could have been "with great power comes great responsibility". What i dont like about the asus G14 series its that they dont have SD card slots
Different strokes for different folks, though I can absolutely see why they left it out.
This year they have a microSD slot
I just don't get why gaming laptops always disqualify themselves by having these ugly stickers and keyboards... why can't you just produce a Macbook/Surface looking powerhouse? I don't mind it being a bit thicker but please just keep a slim design, I won't ever bring such a thing to business school, it looks hideous.
Hmm, I'm actually not a fan of the fact that you have to use an AMD GPU on this one, Nvidia DLSS is something that is so helpful for some of the games I play. Although idk if AMD has their own version of it
AMD has FSR.
it's almost like there is a new update for g14 and buying one now feels stupid
petition dave to bring the transformer in the background the ROBOT
:)
My first laptop buy will be a G14. I just love the simplistic look and how light it is for a gaming laptop. It's almost a perfect laptop. I really hope this is in my budget or I would have to go with the older versions.
1700-1900
@@theflash1994 actually pretty close, 1649 and 1899
@@mateuszkask6286 dollars? Gahd damn
Spoiler alert it’s $500 more expensive than last year
@@minecraftminertime how much was it last year?
I wanted 32 GB RAM on it so bad - can it be upgraded to 32 GB using the only one upgradeable memory slot, and if so, will all of the 32 / 24 GB RAM still be able to take advantage of dual-channel performance or will dual channel still only work with 16 GB only even after the memory upgrade? So far, I know of only one 14" (or, in this case, a sub-14") laptop with 32 GB RAM - the Asus Flow X13 on Best Buy - but it only comes with the NVIDIA GTX GeForce 1650 GPU unless you attach an an external ROG XG Mobile Dock attachment to add RTX 3080.
Still have my G14 from 2019 when they came out. Still a beast, even with the 1660Ti variant. No regrets.
I thought they first came out in 2020 ?
@@melia.z.7290Time has kind of warped a bit over the past couple years. You're probably right, friend.
I just wished that there was a lower configuration for this model. Maybe a Ryzen 5 version with a 6600 that starts at 1300 with a 1080p display. A $1650 price tag does seem to be a bit high as a starting price
This guy has the best set up of all time tech RUclipsrs out there. It's so minimalistic and clean!
Who the fuck tests battery life on dedicated graphics? That's why you're not seeing the 11h+ battery life that other reviewers are showing.
I have 2020 G14 and I love it. It gets hot yes, but the versatility is amazing. I would switch to a new one for webcam and bigger touchpad, but I think this is way too soon.
Hmmm i actually wondered a lot why liquid metal is not a default from manufacturer, like i mean dude, thats a really easy thermal performance boost, and as a manufacturer they can just add built in insulator or other failure prevention.
Thank you, this is exactly what I needed. I watched your laptop reviews, specifically Asus and I chose the 13"Zenbook - OLED screen, 16/512, 360°, and I am so happy with this laptop (thank you for your reviews that helped me decide) that I do not regret not being able to grill my fish or float my boat. I'll leave those specific tasks to appropriate machines and revel in this lightweight-better-than-a-phone-pc... I can almost put it in my pocket !
I plan on grabbing the Asus Zenbook 14 with the oled panel too. I'd be coming from a g14(2020), and I have realized that I don't need the machine to game when I have my desktop for that.
I'll be using the zenbook strictly for work (web dev and graphic design), and moving from the par panel that the 2020 g14 has to an oled 2k screen is going to be awesome.
Hey Dave, can you just say hi to me for no reason at all
Edit: and pls block the fake profiles with your photo replying to comments
For me the g14 has always been the laptop to beat. Unfortunately I am not sure if the 6800S really is an improvement over the 3060. Don't get me wrong for gaming it is fine. But gaming laptops also make great mobile workstations for 3D art. And AMDs ray tracing on desktop has been a behind nvidia so a blender or arnold Render with GPU acceleration would have been interesting to see if it really holds up.
Always get just the down and dirty from Dave
I love the designs on these G14s and I've almost pulled the trigger on getting one in several generations...but I've realized I just want something quiet and cool in that same 14" shape with a 16:10 screen. I'm hoping to get something like the 6800H/S using the RDNA2 graphics. I'm hoping we'll see some options in that range soon. If anyone has recommendations I'd love to check out a few choices.
Every laptop user should know this.
1.
Just “raise the bottom” let more air into the machine and you will found cpu&gpu each them reduce 10~15°C or in high usage will have more efficacy
2.
You shouldn’t be use “laptop cooler” , cuz that effectiveness actually just like you put two bottle caps under laptop to raise it.
But the cooler still use your limited power and it will let cpu&gpu become more hungry.
Unless it has an “independent power supply”.
There also very many ways let your experience better , like
“gamer most of the time should limit cpu’s PL1&PL2 and offset voltage”
“discrete graphics card overclock”.
“Replace the thermal paste and clean the fan dust”.
Sorry my bad English,hope it's not too hard to read.
Just want help you gus.
From Taiwan
I absolutely love Asus' dedication to keep improving this product year after year. It's not enought to make me upgrade from my first gen G14, but they're clearly listening to their customers. I run my laptop HARD and over the past 2 years I have never had any issues with temperatures. They seem to have properly tested it to hold up to the tempeartures they're pushing. One downside is the fans aren't very durable. I'm on my third set becuse the bearings crap out every 9 months or so, but I would consider my use case to be extreme (high fan rpm for 8 hours plus per day)
Agree on the fans. I'm already on my 3rd set of fans. At least the warranty's great and they replaced my fans free of charge.
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Dave it’s time for back to school laptop video
Cause I need to buy new laptop for my work and I don’t really know which one should I pick so please make that video fast as possible.
Is the thing you said about Tunderbolt true? Because I have not seen it mentioned anywhere on ASUS's website.
It's weird how LTT's video about the new AMD chips shows a drastic improvement in battery life (almost 2x compared to last year's G14), but Dave says the improvement is not that huge...
Came to say the same thing, the Linus Tech Tips battery test was looking at youtube playback and Dave's were web browsing and gaming. The gaming result makes sense but I would think the web browsing should have been improved if video playback is double the runtime. Would love to here dave or someone respond with more details on the settings for the two tests or any info that could explain the results.
If the 6900hs can close the gap on the efficiency set by Apple's M1 chip I would happily upgrade to whatever 2022 laptop combines it with that new AmLED 1000 nit 16:10 display that is on the new Aero 16. Can finally go sit in the sun see the screen and work for a full day away from wall power..
@@DigiNomad Exactly. I'm wanted to get a new laptop this year and was excited to see a Windows laptop that comes remotely close to the M1 laptops in terms of efficiency. But watching Dave's video, I'm not so sure anymore.
"With great power comes a lot of heat“ - Uncle Dev Ben lee 2022
update... 3080 3070ti or AMD Advantage.... or M16
This g14 gets pretty warm even doing the simplest task like watching RUclips though
What if you switch to iGpu for these tasks?
I wonder how this will compare to the updated razer blade 14 with the 3080 ti
Any chance you could get 240w charging through that USB 4? 👀
Can you add a video of g14 ryzen 7 series comparision of 2021 and 2022
Where does Dave get his wallpapers? Always so clean, would love links to them or a dropbox folder we can subscribe to
What blasphemy is this? You didn't start with 'ok' or 'alright'.
Still wishing for a g15 with 16:10 screen but hopefully next year... g14 looks nice though
Why are you reviewing like just higher end ones review the base models
Hey Dave !! Can you please make a video on asus tuf a15 2022 .
Anyone knows when It will become aviable in Europe?
Don't know who this laptop is aimed at as most gamers won't buy this laptop.
casual users/college students who want to work on battery for the day and play games when they're at home
3:05
i have msi delta 15 with 5800h.
cpu is warming up unnecessarily, even if simple tasks.
reason of that; is not cooling solutions; CPU cores reach 1.400 volts nearly every tasks. it is so high. my old laptop is have i7-2630qm and i dont remeber raised 1.300v (45-54w tdp same as 5800h).
in addition; we cannot do unervolt / negative voltage offsets. it is so stupit i am not glad AMD.
while writing this comment; cpu usage is 2-3% but i am hearing little sharp fan noise. (i dont remeber fan noise bellow 8-9% on my old laptop).
*where was the review? this is literally an advert*
Just an FYI, the verge has reported that this model costs $2500. There will be a 6700s model that will be $1600. Assuming the verge's article was accurate (they said they heard that from Asus) I think the huge price hike makes this laptop way less exciting. It's a 30-40% boost in performance, sure, but for a 66% price jump :/