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Asus ROG has introduced the Zephyrus M16 gaming laptop. It is the only laptop powered by Intel Core 11th Gen H-series processors and features an intelligent cooling system.
The Asus Zephyrus M16 release date is expected around May 11, 2021. You’ll soon discover why it’s a highly anticipated gaming laptop among every gamer.
As the newest member of the 11th Gen “Tiger Lake H” series, this laptop offers significant improvements, especially in CPU performance, with up to 8 cores and more PCIe lanes.
“Go big and stay slim” is the documentation’s motto!
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When you open the laptop, you’ll immediately notice its stunning QHD 165Hz display with a 16:10 aspect ratio. It covers nearly 94% of the screen-to-body ratio, while the Dell XPS 15 has just above an 80% ratio.
The M16 includes six speakers, with four firing through the keyboard flanks and two from the bottom. It also has a camera integrated at the top of the screen.
The slim-bezel design of the M16 clearly shows why Asus took nearly two years to create this impressive laptop.
Admire the display, and you’ll also spot the optical-mechanical RGB backlit keyboard, adding a layer of sophistication.
The keyboard feels softer and more rubbery; we can say that it is some of the best keyboard/clickpad combo available in a Windows laptop right now.
The Intel 11th Gen H-series processor, paired with Nvidia’s latest GeForce RTX 3000 GPUs (up to a 3070), offers exceptional performance for multithreaded workloads, leaving competitors behind.
The high-end Zephyrus model comes with 16GB of RAM, is expandable to 32GB, and offers up to 2TB of PCIe SSD storage.
An advanced cooling system keeps the laptop running smoothly during high-graphics gaming or while handling heavy applications. The taller rubber foot on the base boosts airflow to the fans, supporting the thermal module.
The laptop features a 90Wh battery and a 240W charger, unlike the 200W charger used in the G15. This setup suggests that the Intel model requires more power than the AMD variant.
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