Review on 14" Notebook ASUS Vivobook S 14 M3402RA-LY080 1920x1080, AMD Ryzen 7 6800H 3.2 GHz, RAM 16 GB, DDR5, SSD 1 TB, AMD Radeon Graphics, without OS, 90NB0WH2-M00350, black by Stanisaw Lewczuk ᠌

Gorgeous machine, the CPU is absolutely on fire; it has 8 cores and 16 threads, and the performance is not even really comparable to that of a mobile Core i7; this is a significant improvement over the mobile Core i7 that I had on my previous notebooks. When compared to a standard Core i7 8550U, the performance boost is approximately equivalent to a factor of four (2 times better performance per core and 2 times more cores). The most for business, but you can also play on it because it is quiet, compact, and lightweight with a lot of extension connections including HDMI, two standard USB ports, and two Type-C connectors. The in-engine video hardware, with all due respect, struggles to maintain a frame rate of 40–50 FPS when playing Cyberpunk at medium settings. You have used up all of the available USB Type-C ports, but you can still connect an external monitor, power supply, and other devices. I loved the design of the power button since it is recessed into the case, which prevents it from being accidentally pressed, and it has a good fingerprint scanner integrated into it, which allows you to unlock the device. The keyboard is also pleasant and has a really beautiful clear key travel. For those who are worried, there is a mechanical shutter that can be used to cover the webcam. Strong evaporative cooling system. The lid can be opened all the way, so there is no need to worry about inadvertently breaking it. Autonomy is adequate for such a powerful piece of gear; while it will not break any records, it will allow you to work safely away from an outlet.