Review on 15.6" Notebook ASUS Vivobook 15 K513EA-L13048W 1920x1080, Intel Core i5 1135G7, RAM 16 GB, DDR4, SSD 512 GB, Intel Iris Xe Graphics, Windows 11 Home, 90NB0SG3-M00JE0, golden by Jnis Staulis ᠌

I think it would be a lovely present for someone else, but I wouldn't want it for myself. You can achieve a normal result (roughly speaking) if you put in a bit more effort and work directly on it. - Despite the fact that the price is too high in relation to everything else, I purchased it solely due to the screen. - Disassemble the laptop and check to see why the speakers are rattling; there are specific rubber bands, on the speakers, that prevent this from happening; nevertheless, they may have slid or burst or not been placed properly. The problem can be easily fixed. - Although Asus itself states that a maximum of 16 is not real, I was able to make 20 gigabytes of RAM by swapping a 4 gigabyte module with a 16 gigabyte module. Concurrently, it operates in a two-channel format inside the first 8 gigabytes of memory. I even think that it is also feasible to enter a 32 gigabyte module there and it will work, as I have already had such experience with other laptops. The most important thing is to take 3200 MHz memory, a regular brand that is not AMD, and a patriot was what I chose to use. - Be careful! There are two versions of this laptop available: one has an OLED screen, and the other has a conventional IPS screen. The digital index and appearance of both models are exactly the same; however, the term "OLED" should be included in the marking after the model number on the OLED model. - In general, as a device for lazing around on the couch while surfing the Internet, viewing videos on YouTube or movies - overall, more than,