The laptop does exactly what it says on the tin when it comes to its specifications. I bought it for heavy programming (not that programming requires such a machine... and an i7 is more than enough... not lower though). I tested it on 2 games, Forza Horizon 5, running everything on extreme settings and anti-aliasing 8x, and it ran at a steady 70-80fps. In Microsoft Flight Simulator, it ran at 50-60fps on high settings with anti-aliasing 4x. (To play them properly, it needs to be plugged in). As for the battery, if you put it on silent mode and eco mode for the GPU, it lasts around 8-10 hours at 100% battery (I've seen someone who has reached 16 hours). The temperatures are good when it's on eco and silent mode, but they do increase afterwards, although nothing too alarming... within reasonable limits, I would say, for a 4060 and i9. In gaming, if you put it on turbo and performance mode, yes, the fans work like crazy (not constantly, it has an algorithm that regulates them), but the temperatures are very okay... the heat that comes out is because it has powerful fans and it blows out a lot of hot air (I have a PC with Ryzen 5 3400G & RX5500XT and the temperatures are much worse, and we're talking about a desktop, not a laptop that is tightly sealed...). Furthermore, the screen is amazing with fantastic colors and the 240Hz is unbelievably smooth. Finally, the laptop is fully customizable with Asus software, and one last thing I forgot to mention is that it charges fully in just 1 hour, so no matter how quickly the battery drains, as others say, it charges very quickly.
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The laptop is powerful in terms of its technical specifications. But it has very poor temperatures. No matter what settings I put for the fans, it overheats. Even if I use a cooling pad, it still overheats. 95C for real. With gaming, regardless of the GPU it has, it runs games but the high temperatures throttle the performance and at worst, it crashes. And try playing when you have a keyboard that is so hot and fans that sound like airplane takeoffs. I have tried changing the thermal paste to see if it helps, but there was no change, so I will assume that these thermals are related to the laptop's airflow design. For gaming laptops or demanding tasks, stay away from this laptop.