Asus ROG G751 reviewed – Quiet and Cool

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The Asus G751 not only looks smart, it also runs as cool as it looks, it is quiet and has the specs to perform. While many other manufacturers cut corners to hit a lower price but still provide the same sounding specs on paper, Asus has kept to their core and continues to deliver great performance at a valued price point.

The G751 may not be the thinnest but it is the contender to be the most powerful, improvements could be made to key components such as the RAM and SSD drives used, it could be a little thinner, however it is a great machine for the price of $3999 RRP

According to tech spot, it fits in a back pack too.

We are glad to see that some manufacturers are still providing great gaming products at reasonable pricing.

“On a table dotted with various ultra-skinny Macbook Airs and other assorted ultrabooks, the G751JY certainly stood out, with its plethora of ports and its Blu-ray drive. At 1.7 inches tall at its thickest point, it was easily twice as tall as anything my coworkers were using, and at 8.4 pounds it was triple the weight.

Yet not one of those other machines was nearly as powerful as the Asus. There’s no way any of those systems could play games or process video as fast as my laptop”

“Ridiculously Quiet: With the bright red vents on the back, I fully expected the ROG G751JY-DH71 to roar like a jet engine, so much so that I probably wouldn’t have faulted the system for it—two years of skinny gaming laptop exclusivity has skewed my expectations. Yet even in the midst of the most arduous benchmarking, this unit’s fans didn’t start going crazy. Not only that, but it also stayed cool to the touch—I could play demanding games with this unit on my bare legs, not that anyone wanted that image in their heads.”

According to Mike Fahey

http://www.techspot.com/news/60537-asus-rog-g751jy-dh71-gaming-laptop-review.htm

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