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ASUS G752 Review

ASUS G752 Review

Posted on December 6, 2015January 13, 2020 By Jarvis

The days of needing a fully loaded gaming desktop to play PC games at their full potential are dwindling. Just take a look at Asus’ ROG G752 notebook (starting at $1,499, $1,799 as tested), which provides high-end performance within its monstrous yet sleekly self-contained design. The G752’s Nvidia GTX 970M GPU can handle just about any game you throw at it, and the notebook’s G-Sync functionality ensures that you can play your favorite titles with no nasty screen tears. Factor in its suite of handy gaming software, and you’ve got a beefy laptop that’s worth your attention ” so long as you have the cash and space for it, that is.
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