Following Asus' lead, other laptop manufacturers ought to Take Cue

It's challenging to keep track of all the gaming laptops with GeForce 40 graphics and Intel 13th generation CPUs that will be released in February. A useful table with information on all of the upcoming models from one manufacturer, including TGP and MUX choices, has been created. Manufacturers returned in full force for CES 2023 to introduce a flood of new products after a lackluster CES 2022 due to COVID-19. Due to the simultaneous launch of the Nvidia GeForce 40 mobile series and the future Intel 13th generation, PC manufacturers in particular had a lot to announce. During the show, everyone from Asus to Zotac had something to give. Asus has thankfully gone above and above by compiling all of their anticipated 2023 ROG and TUF models into a tidy table. Photo Credit: CNET The chart should be of great use to users looking to purchase a new GeForce 40 gaming laptop. Other manufacturers frequently hide important information like TGP, MUX, dynamic boost, and GPU clock speeds, yet Asus freely displays them in the table. Additionally, the table provides some fascinating details regarding the mobile Ada Lovelace GPUs. The ROG X13 Flow's GeForce RTX 4070 mobile, in particular, has an extremely low TGP goal of just 45 W, which is almost as low as the 35 W GeForce RTX 3050. The performance of a 45 W RTX 4070 in comparison to the 115 W to 140 W RTX 4070 in the much larger ROG Zephyrus Duo 16 GX650PI will be fascinating to watch. Photo Credit: Wccftech Before the conclusion of Q1 2023, many of these Asus models should be available. While competing versions from MSI, Alienware, Aorus, Razer, and Aorus will all launch around the same time, purchasing an Asus model should be less difficult.