Review on ASUS VivoBook Display Windows M1502IA AS51 by Micha Chmielewski ᠌
Valuable purchase, nothing but pluses!
there is no connector for connecting a wired Internet, but Wi-Fi also works quite fast, so I don’t write it down as a minus. the right side of the laptop heats up, but not much, it just becomes warm during loads and games. it was tested on Windows 10 pro, the firewood all got up fine, but so far it has not been possible to put the driver on the print.
- laptop is good 144 Hz screen with good color reproduction, comfortable backlit keyboard. so far only cyberpunk has been tested, it plays well and does not lag, there were medium + dlss + some settings on high, you can put more mb, but I didn’t want to heat up the computer. temperature was 73 degrees At the same time, I also made a demo through dis and the browser was opened. Well, Valorant, of course, without problems 200+ frames. everything starts instantly.
- Noisy under load, but the headphones are not audible.
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