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Asus ROG G752VS-XS74K OC Edition review

Posted on April 3, 2017January 17, 2019 By Jarvis

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Gaming laptops are not known for being small and unassuming. High-performance components need room to stay cool, and gaming systems typically have aggressive-looking designs as a sign of what’s inside. And that’s precisely what you get with the Asus ROG G752VS OC Edition.

The over-the-top design is a carryover from last year’s G752V models. With its giant rear exhaust fins and copper heatsink, it’s built to keep its overclocked seventh-gen Core i7 processor and Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070 graphics card cool under load and let everyone around you know there’s considerable power under the hood. There are the bright red lid lights, too, and there’s even a tinted plastic panel on the bottom so you can have a bit of a look at the components.
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