ASUS Zephyrus G15 review

 

ASUS absolutely wowed us with last year's Zephyrus G14. It was thin, light and one of the most powerful notebooks we'd ever seen, thanks to AMD's Ryzen 4000 processor. But, given the sheer madness of 2020, I never got a chance to check out its larger sibling, the G15. It basically took most of what I loved about the G14, and put it in a more traditional 15-inch notebook. Sounds like a surefire winner, right? Now after testing out the 2021 edition of the Zephyrus G15, it’s clearer than ever that ASUS has practically mastered the art of making gaming laptops.

It wasn't always this way for ASUS. Its original Zephyrus laptop was one of the first thin and light machines to stuff in NVIDIA's GTX 1080 GPU, but it was awfully expensive and had terrible battery life. Over the years, ASUS refined its designs to be much more practical. The Zephyrus G14 was particularly impressive because it weighed just 3.5 pounds, yet it managed to fit in an RTX 2060 GPU, a shockingly powerful AMD CPU, and a decent battery performance.

Pros

• Powerful Ryzen 5000 processor
• Fast 1440p screen
• Sturdy and relatively light build
• Solid battery life
• Excellent keyboard
• Tons of connectivity

Cons

• No webcam

Normally, the G15 isn't as light, however at 4.2 pounds it's still somewhat simpler to convey than the 4.5-pound Razer Blade and most other 15-inch journals. It's likewise similarly as noteworthy as the G14 plan insightful, with a durable magnesium-aluminum case and an interesting dab lattice design on the cover. ASUS filled those little openings with a special kaleidoscopic material in our audit unit, however on certain models they'll have small LEDs for showing pixelated illustrations. 

In the engine, the G15 highlights AMD's Ryzen 9 5900HS, NVIDIA's RTX 30-arrangement GPUs, and a discretionary 1,440p (Quad HD) show running at 165Hz with G-SYNC/FreeSync support. It's one of the main gaming workstations to shake AMD's new equipment, and that by itself makes it a convincing buy. We're actually trusting that Intel will deliver its beefier eleventh gen H-arrangement chips. So in the event that you need something a smidgen more future-evidence, a Ryzen 5000 note pad simply bodes well. 

Our audit unit incorporated NVIDIA's RTX 3080 Max-Q and that 1,440p screen, which felt like an ideal blending. As I wrote in our MSI GS66 Stealth survey, that goal is a decent overhaul over 1080p presentations, without being just about as requesting as a 4K screens. While cutting down baddies in Destiny 2, or jumping through a few rounds of Overwatch, the G15 looked plush. Also, when I had the option to slowly inhale, it was not difficult to perceive how fine edges and different subtleties looked a piece more clear than on a 1080p screens. 

While the Zephyrus G15 is sufficiently incredible to convey over 100FPS in 1,440p with illustrations wrenched on the two games, what made a difference more to me was the way well the screen stayed aware of the entirety of the activity. Furthermore, kid, did it convey. I felt like I enjoyed an additional benefit during excited firefights, since the screen had the option to effortlessly follow my jumpy mouse developments, and it was likewise useful when I expected to back off and line up a sharpshooter shot. Having a high revive speed, and a screen that can naturally synchronize with your present edge rate, is what might be compared to hearing an ensemble in amazing agreement. 

The G15 doesn't have the speediest 1,440p screen around — MSI's GS66 can reach up to 240Hz — however quicker alternatives additionally cost much more. Also, except if you're a yearning e-sports player, you'll presumably make some extreme memories in any event, seeing the distinction past 120Hz. 

Actually like with NVIDIA's RTX 2080 versatile GPUs however, don't expect work area level execution with its 30-arrangement PC equipment. Indeed, even the RTX 3080 in our survey unit battled to run Cyberpunk 2077 with maximized beam following settings and illustrations in 1,440p. It chugged along somewhere in the range of 40 and 45 FPS, which is playable yet not actually what I'd prefer to see from a particularly costly machine. Indeed, even NVIDIA's DLSS innovation, which lifts framerates by delivering games at a somewhat lower goal, didn't help a lot. I chose playing Cyberpunk with medium beam following settings and DLSS to get a smoother 55-63 FPS.

	PCMark 10	3DMark (TimeSpy Extreme)	Geekbench 5	ATTO (top reads/writes)
ASUS Zephyrus G15 (AMD Ryzen 9 5900HS, NVIDIA RTX 3080 Max-Q)	6,881	4,530	1,426/7,267	3.3 GB/s / 2.85 GB/s
MSI GS66 Stealth (2021, Intel i7-10870H, NVIDIA RTX 3080 Max-Q)	5,369	4,538	1,247/6,505	3.1 GB/s / 2.9 GB/s
Gigabyte Aero 17 HDR XB (Intel i7-10875H, NVIDIA RTX 2070 Super Max-Q)	5,155	3,495	1,137/5,681	2.93 GB/s / 2.59 GB/s
ASUS Zephyrus Duo 15 (Intel i9-10980HK, NVIDIA RTX 2080 Super Max-Q)	5,616	3,680	1,365/8,055	3 GB/s / 3.24 GB/s
ASUS Zephyrus G14 (AMD Ryzen 9 4900HS, NVIDIA RTX 2060 Max-Q)	5,436	2,725	1,189/7,705	1.7 GB/s / 1.67 GB/s

With regards to benchmarks, the Zephyrus G15 outflanked MSI's GS66 in Geekbench 5's multicore score, however in any case the two workstations were decently in a dead heat. Their 3DMark TimeSpy Extreme numbers, for instance, were essentially indistinguishable. That could be an indication of exactly the amount Intel made up for lost time to AMD's exhibition a year ago, as MSI's journal was fueled by a more established tenth gen CPU. Under load, ASUS's fans are certainly perceptible, yet not close to as irritating as the GS66's whiny blowers. The G15 additionally kept going a great eight hours and 50 minutes on our battery test, well beneath the almost 13-hour benchmark of the G14 , however 25 minutes better than the GS66. 

Presently, a gaming PC needs something beyond power, it additionally needs to feel great to play on. Fortunately, ASUS's console held up to long stretches of testing. The G15's keys highlight a sound 1.7mm of movement, and keeping in mind that they're not mechanical like the CherryMX equipment going to Alienware's new workstations, they actually feel springy and responsive. Its calm exhibition likewise goes far towards making the G15 fit into non-gamer conditions like homerooms and workplaces. The trackpad, in the interim, is ideal for web perusing, altering reports and other efficiency undertakings. I'm simply thankful it's not left to the side of the console like so numerous other ASUS workstations. 

The more I tried the G15, the more smart ASUS's plan choices felt. That persists to its abundance of network: It includes a HDMI port, Ethernet, three USB 3.2 Type-An associations, one USB-C and a MicroSD card space. By and by, I'd in any case prefer to see a full-sized SD opening, however it's getting simpler to move over to microSD on your cameras and different gadgets. Furthermore, indeed, there is one significant missing frill on the G15: a webcam. Actually like with the G14, I didn't miss it to an extreme, yet it feels abnormal when so many of us are living on Zoom video talks. Pushing ahead, possibly ASUS ought to simply remember a modest outside webcam for the crate. 

The Zephyrus G15 right now begins at $1,499 with a RTX 3060 and 16GB of RAM, which isn't really awful thinking of it as still has the Ryzen 9 and the quick 1,440p showcase. Our audit unit sells for $2,500 with the RTX 3080 and 32GB of RAM, however I'm not exactly sure that merits the $1,000 premium. The 3060 will in any case convey amazing Quad HD execution and has a sizable amount of memory for gaming and streaming all the while. Indeed, ASUS is offering a critical incentive at the cost — the most recent Razer Blade begins at $1,700 with a RTX 3060 and a 1080p 144Hz screen. Saving $200 for a superior screen appears like an easy decision to me. 

Everything reduces to this: The Zephyrus G15 has basically all that I'd need in a strong gaming scratch pad, without burning up all available resources. It's moderately lightweight, incredible and far less expensive than other premium journals. I wouldn't fret that it doesn't have an implicit webcam, particularly since most gamers would pick a greater outer camera. For most gamers, the G15 is basically a fantasy machine.

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