Same, searching one for my father.

true i was looking for any 6800u laptop for months

Same

@@ahmedalsadi0010 Well, the NDA on reviews of 6800U only just lifted on the 14th so I guess we should be seeing more models show up in this time period.

Haha same here

Informative but definitely not short. 15 min is pretty long.

@@ayushbhauwala 15 mins is short for all the information that was presented. A detailed review that went in-depth could take up to 30 - 45 minutes.

You won't get the great graphics using the 660U though. It has only 6 compute units compared to 12 on the 6800U.

@@torpedospurs still loads better than my OG gcn with 3 cu

@@Ravenousjoe Might as well pay the slight premium for that huge GPU performance boost, though. If you want to save some real money, get a laptop with Ryzen 5000 series. I got one a couple months ago, and (coming from an Intel 4th gen 7 pound behemoth from 2014), the Ryzen 7 5800H blew me away. Even the Vega graphics seem great coming from something so old - 720p30fps Elden Ring on a tiny laptop seems impossible after using old tech for so long. Still, if you're gonna upgrade to 6000 series, really do consider paying that little bit extra - the RDNA2 iGPU is the headlining feature, after all.

@@MegaAdeny I will see. It's a work laptop that doesnt need the extra cores (hence why an excavator 2c worked for so long), so it's gotta go by my boss. ~$750 CAD is the upper budget which won't get me much outside the 6600U, 16gb and nvme.

These were just announced last week. All new U-series CPU laptops are due for release in July&August. Also most of Asus laptop are region exclusive, meaning you will only get certain models and configurations in certain regions. Most of the Ryzen models are going to Europe and Asia.

Still expensive 🥲

I know right, I was looking at the 5800u last year and it was never available in the US lol

I can't wait, I need a portable laptop with good battery life and OLED as I use Dark Theme for most apps.

lenovo already selling their 6000u series laptops

What brightness do you use it at????

I dont have any comparison with other brands like you, but I agree that asus never let me down. But i have been ruined by the OLED screen... I dont want to buy anything LCD or LED anymore if its contrast ratio isnt a minimum of 100000:1.

@@the_sound_of_art didnt really pay much attention but i use it at max brightness quite often

My UX325E with the i5 1135 also has only one fan and i can even play elden ring on it with decent graphics and about 20-30 fps with no overheating issues whatsoever. Max temps i reach with mine is about 65 celsius in real life usage and i use it a lot, like gaming or working with multiple office tasks while using Teams.

Yoga 9i use 28W but he always said 23W. This chanel keep spewing lie about yoga 9i. That's a 28W cpu with similiar benchmark in other 28W laptop use the same cpu.

all of them are USB typeC 3.2gen2 10G

I've an older (kinda gaming) laptop (it's a HP Envy) with a GTX-850m, and I'm very glad that it has a 1080p glossy display (even if it's a TN with I'm sure very poor colour gamut & accuracy). It's much better than a budget HP laptop's matte display we bought for family use a few years ago

Its smooth and transparent, but it's much more harder on people that are prone for eye strains, especially when paired with oled panels which use pwm.

@@perdsal8717 well, OLED isn't nearly as common as IPS, they could use IPS for it. But they never do it for gaming laptops for whatever reason. Also, in the dark there are no reflections, but the image is so much richer and more natural than on matte.

@@TabalugaDragon And a person that complains about eye strains won't sit that much in a dark setting anyway. This is going to be a matter of preference, not which one is better. Some things cannot be ignored for some people, unfortunately.

Matte is still best

Do you find the grain pattern on the screen due to touch screen digitizer annoying?

@@ZAPNEP I only noticed it when I used it for the first time, after that I forgot it even existed. It is invisible to me now.

How long your unit battery last? Mine is just 4-5 hours on power saving mode, I have suspicious that my laptop's battery is faulty

@@RiskyRantung Mine lasts about 7 hours of use using Microsoft edge. You'll find that browsers other than edge can cause battery drain issues.

I also have the x1 nano and yeah it looks to be a direct upgrade. However I only bought it a year ago and its hard to justify an upgrade so early. I just wish this thing had better battery life.

@@danthezulu7707 yeah , the battery life is ok to pretty good... definitely not great though. Really can't beat the size/weight . It's been by far the best laptop for traveling that I've ever had .

But M1 is at the bottom of the M1 family, 4750U is not at the bottom of Ryzen 4000 family That laptop with 4750U also probably costs more mac mini Doesnt exactly look like a fair comparison imao

@@suntzu1409 You're not wrong, more of a misleading correct. The 4750u was the best CPU AMD offered..... in thin and light laptop. and the base model M1 is still the only CPU offered in Apple's thin and light laptops. Both Apple and AMD have many many more CPUs, and if we're talking about the most powerful processor even the 20 core M1 Ultra(2x M1 Max) cannot compete with 128 cores of EPYC 3D (2x7773X). 2 things 1: The Mac Mini doesnt have a screen, keyboard, mouse, card reader, or a battery, so of course its cheaper at its base configurtarion of 8GB+256GB, but once you add RAM and SSD, it gets more expensive. 2: The M1 cannot be services so its not really a fair comparrison to compare it against a device you actually own, or hear me out, my first 2 points, as well as yours doesnt matter when you're talking about the efficiency of 2 of the parts inside where the cost of the device, and other products on offer inb different classes ofproducts are completely unrelated to the efficiency. IF you're concerned as to weather which one was more expensive, my Mac Mini was more expensive(i know how much the laptops at work cost because i ordered them). My M1 Mac mini has less RAM and the same storage, but we've sice gotten 4x the storage for ~$100, whichcant be done with my Mac Mini, but like i allude to here, i didnt mention the price because for the sake of efficiency, price, does, not, matter. If you were concerned that i was comparing the base model M1 when i should have been using an M1 Pro or M1 Max, Its my understanding based on my benchmarks between my M1 Mac Mini, and my friends M1 Pro Macbook(10 core), the M1 is more efficient, my guess is that the M1 Pro is being pushed to higher frequencies, which always reduced efficiency, and unlike an intel/AMD processor, i cant seem to underclock the M1 to get better efficiency(at 45w my 3950x is almost 2x as efficient than when running at 150w). Yes the M1 Pro gets the task done faster, by alot, but it uses disproportunately more power to do so, I didnt still have the same file i tested on the 4750u originally, but i took a 60 minute 1080p30 TV recording in MPEG2, and transcoded it. On my mac mini it took 1h9m, and used 31Wh. My friend's MacBook Pro did the same transcode in ~0h34m, but used 38Wh. EDIT, i think if the M1 Pro were offered in the Mac Mini that the power usage would drop to maybe the same as trhe M1 in my Mac Mini. Yes its less efficient on the CPU, but because the task gets done more quickly, there are less incidental power draws from the storage and RAM reducing the efficiency.

@@suntzu1409 but the price is the same. Your point is invalid because Amd just provide a wilder range of performance.

yeah that's my thought as well. I have my series X for more demanding games. On PC I play mostly RTS games, casual games, indie games or cRPGs. The integrated graphics will be more than enough. I am waiting for next year with Phoenix point and Zen 4. It will be a big upgrade. You should wait for that ;)

YEa, it takes over 6 months for this laptop to be purchased,s o they better have fixed the Trackpad driver by then lol

@@blue4059 Not really Making a lot more of only one laptop means the cost that one laptop goes way down Oem also doesnt have to manage hundreds of kinds of laptops

I think it's a US issue. Example the Legion 5 Pro, Americans complained it wasn't available but it was in stock in Europe (I bought one on launch)

How much does that model cost you ??

@@chinmayjain2023 1099€, without tax round about 920€ :)

@@AndyAksen thanks

Brothers I heard that oled has burn in issues.Can you comment on that ? I am confused on that part

How is the fan noise in ordianary work loads?

Idk if its true but someone said its gonna close to an rtx 3060

@@winterfell8756 Its a bit far fetched. We'll have to wait and see. My guess is closer to a RTX 3050Ti maybe. Even that would be impressive for an iGPU.

@@samal90 true

Same. I would like to get this laptop for uni, but I'm not gonna wait till after classes start to get this so I hope they roll out soon

yeah hes gonna redo the entire video just for u.

I’d love the new XPS 13 with one of them. As a physicist, I dislike having two types of CPU cores.

XPS preferred 11th gen Intel over the more powerful and efficient Ryzen 5000, just don't think they will switch this year when Ryzen loses the performance edge.

No way XPS will ship with AMD. Intel pay tons of money to Dell to hardlock AMD from its premium products. A reason why I skip that brand.

Sadly Intel is paying Dell too much money (or giving huge discounts) to have Dell make an AMD-powered XPS. The XPS is Intel's most premier & respected laptop out there (for good reason, it's a fantastic laptop). If AMD takes that, it's a huge blow to their reputation.

@@agentk9857 Dell always preferred Intel. You can get their servers with AMD, I am pretty sure, but have never seen an Optiplex with AMD CPU.

and USB A to SCSII dongle. I have a lot of old hard drivers....

It exists. I got the intel version but there are AMD versions too.

ZenBook 14 UM3402 is the one that has all the ports.

@@blue4059 UM3402 is using a 5825U and it’s quite anew model on its own, not sure Asus will update it with 6800U soon.

The majority of Ryzen ultrabooks are going to be 5000U. Asus has only 1 6800U model which is the ZenBook S 13, because 6000U is in extremely short supply. UM3402 has been available since March in EMEA region.

Idk why they put intel in the flip version, arguably that need the Ryzen more