I appreciate the effort.

That's a journey, thank you, I enjoyed this review.

Laptop still works, just had to insert the display cable 3 times and it took like 30 seconds to post. Also brought me to the blue windows repair screen but I just picked boot into windows and it seems to work fine. Date and time were like 3 days behind which spooked Firefox.

RIP Acer RAM.

What game were you playing?

I want to get this laptop but I want to know something is response time like 20m going to be that bad on the 144hz panel on the ASUS I tuf

@@impartial6119 bro if u r going to do competitive gaming then yes it will feels a bit slow other wise I suggest you can spend some extra and go with omen 15 as it has much better cooling then tuf and on spending extra u can go to 144 Hz display which has better colour accuracy so go for it.

Same here 🤣🤣 Edit: i finally got it delivered from Amazon after waiting for 2 weeks, and it's really good for gaming 👍 i am playing Warzone whole day, but yeah u can't play with battery, u will have to plug in the charger in order to play smoothly

@Dumeel Dude i honestly am happy ... But i do use my gaming mouse , keyboard , headset to get the happy experience

@@YuvrajSingh-pu9xf bro, any idea when will the base come back in stock in India?

@@ayaanbasu9804 bro .... I brought it from the market XD

@@YuvrajSingh-pu9xf which variant did u bought??

gg as you quickly notice a rapid decline in quality as you go past 1 year ago. I also realized I've only made 129 videos total for this channel, a few of which have never been published. Not much to binge unfortunately

@@InfinityLabsTech eh, its perfectly fine i still enjoy all the videos

Love when that happens

Happy you liked it, mr senna man!

:D

But if that's the case, pretty sure it wouldn't be a budget laptop anymore

@@xxprogamerxx7770 Lenovo Ryzen laptops have pretty good color accuracy while still maintaining the budget pricing

Yeah I wanted to know that too

Did you find out what's the response time?

it's 18ms 😓

Bro, even ryzen 5 4600h processor is better than both

Ryzen 7 4800H is more powerful than a desktop i9-9900K

KLAB Arsen *laptop. AMD is also killing intel in the desktop CPU market

Dunno, 8 cores, 16 threads?

@@AlexStudioPhobic 16 threads*

You can mix and match any RAM. If the speeds are different, your system will just downclock the faster DIMMs to the slowest one. For example, installing 3000MHz and 2666MHz will force both of them to run at 2666MHz. Same with latency. Obviously this is not ideal so most people recommend against it, but there's no real issue with mixing speeds and latencies.

Infinity Labs thank you so much for such a detailed and informative answer. Cheers from Switzerland.

the display of the helios 300 is better than the a15 display BY A MILE

Yes both expandable

I couldn't find the wifi card on the motherboard. Even when they're soldered, you can still see them. I'd have to take apart the entire laptop and search both sides of the motherboard and under the heat sink in order to know for sure. So no, it's not easily upgradable to my knowledge.

Yes, as a matter of fact, I changed it today (to WiFi 6). It is under the SSD slot on the left side of the laptop.

@@derplizard6219 thank you. That is helps. Wonderful

I bought this laptop a couple of days ago but I have had so much work to do that I haven't had the time to explore it much. I hope I'll be able to do it in the next few days

I love your Reviews.

is it upgradable from 48wh to 90wh?

@@AshishSharma-mf2bx yup,assuming you can get a hand on the 90 watt hr battery yourself

get lost

@@shourya986 NO U

I actually didn’t notice that this was a review on the A15. I assume that the A17 is just the model with the larger screen but the A17 is the one I want.

Also will be using VScode

If you mean price, I believe it's $1200. If you mean performance, I unfortunately don't have that model to test but I know hardwarecanucks tested the RTX 2060 version. Can't remember if they had dual channel RAM though, ASUS' website doesn't say. If you want to maintain 144 FPS in newer games without lowering graphics quality too much, then yes the RTX 2060 would benefit you.

@Freed Galardia Yes but not by much from what I seen online, I'm not a expert I could be wrong.

@Freed Galardia about 15-20% in most games (90W version). The max q performs on par or a bit worse than a 1660ti

around 15% difference but you barely see it tbh. 1660ti allow you to hit over 144fps for most fps game and for AAA offline games nobody need more than 60 to enjoy the game (ex: playing Shadow of the tomb raider at 40 or 120 fps *doesn't make any difference*)

@Freed Galardia yeah, about 10 fps ain't more

not with amd

@@eviljesus5411 oh rly?? why?

Honestly I've just ordered my laptop recently and after alot of research everyone told me that you need a minimum of 8GB no questions asked 4GB is just not enough

Will try! I don't think I've seen the G14 yet unfortunately so it might be a while.

I didn't test for response times on laptops until after this video when I got a few comments pointing that out, but yes I did confirm noticeable ghosting when I went on that UFO website that lets you test for frame rates and ghosting. I don't know if it's bad or acceptable, but I would consider it noteworthy.

I used typetest.io, but you can also use typings.gg and monkey-type.com

@@InfinityLabsTech Thank you!

Especially the big battery. Big yes

im using this and thermal issues can be fix with laptop stand with fans

I can forgive the speakers because most gaming laptops sound about the same, and they put the money towards a bigger battery (if you get the 90Wh battery that is). The screen, not as much. It's unfortunate, but I didn't harp on it too much because I didn't feel like it was particularly worse during normal use than the more common panel. Assuming you're not actively looking out for the colors that is. Speaking of, if you check out Lenovo's new Y740, I believe they're rating their 1080p 144hz panels at 500 nits which I haven't seen before. If bright screens are the new trend for 2020, that's big hype. It's soo nice to be able to crank up the brightness if and when you need it. Might have to look around to see if there are any other gaming laptops with 500 nit 144hz screens.

speakers are nice, in my laptop and all other reviews speakers seem good i didnt like the lock of the screen but fixed it with gamma-panel.en.uptodown.com/windows default is 1 but i changed gamma to 1.1 brightness -7 contrast 0.95

The 45% NTSC is so atrocious compared to other screen on other laptop brands in this range. Defiinitely not a good move on ASUS side

@@hanif467 you seems like you have knowledge about laptops. can you suggest me laptops with 100% or close RGB under $1000 ?

They are expect for october. I ordered one too. The only one available is the one that comes with Nvidia GTX 1650 Ti.

Ya. Most of the reviews are telling that

I'm expecting one in like a month or so. I'm backlogged a ton at the moment so I'm trying to work through them in order of popularity.

2020 Omen 15 with 4800H

Unfortunately, I don't really use Adobe apps. Which, funnily enough, is because of their poor performance. The only Adobe app I use is Photoshop, and that's only because I haven't found a good alternative with as good RAW photo editing controls. Photo editing is perfectly fine on this, but I haven't used Premiere Pro since like 2016 so I can't even make an estimate as to how well it would perform, but I'd assume 1080p and light 4K should be perfectly fine. Max Yuryev might have a video on Premiere with Ryzen laptops since he focuses on content creation. I haven't touched any of the other Adobe apps.

the cpu runs premiere better than almost anything when it comes to laptops.

Didn't notice it normally but I do notice it now that I'm looking for it. Not sure what constitutes as good or bad, but there is a trailing effect. I'll add this to my list of things to test for future videos

It's the bad response times compared to usual 144hz displays

@@InfinityLabsTech I'm pretty sure its cause of the panel type. Since it's a IPS Level. If I'm not mistaken, a few written review stated that it's a VA Panel. It won't too much pf a big deal, but something to keep in mind.

@@morale3056 yeah, jarrod's tech made a review of the laptop and his tests showed about 20msecod response time, which I am not sure is bad or good

On 144hz laptop displays, we're normally looking for at least 3ms on overdrive. Even worst 144 hz displays have 14ms. It's clearly cost cutting. But even with that it's a good deal. I have an ips panel with 3ms on my triton.

I never actually pay attention when gaming because I've got the speakers blasting. I only hear them when I'm doing stress tests so I don't know which one is louder. The Blade 15 has manual fan control and this doesn't so Blade 15 can run as loud or quiet as you want.