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ASUS ROG STRIX G15 – G512LI vs G512LU vs G512LV vs G512LW vs G512LWS – what are the differences?

ASUS ROG STRIX G15 – G512LI vs G512LU vs G512LV vs G512LW vs G512LWS – what are the differences?

Posted on April 4, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Finally, the moment has come – ASUS has just unveiled their new mobile devices that feature new-gen CPUs alongside brand new NVIDIA RTX Super GPUs. Ok, let’s start with the ASUS ROG STRIX G15 lineup. Expectedly, we have a hardware update, the recognizable ASUS gamer-ish design, and the multifunctional ScreenPad that can turn into a standard TouchPad…or you can use it as a calculator, you can place icons into it – there are a lot of possibilities here.
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