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The ProArt StudioBook 15 has an Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 GPU with 6GB of vRAM. On our new test, which measures Photoshop performance, the ProArt StudioBook scored a 713, which is only slightly behind the XPS 15 (787) but ahead of the average (591). The ProArt StudioBook 15 landed in second place with a time of 10:25, just behind the XPS 15 (10:06) but ahead of the Blade 15 (10:47), Surface Laptop 3 (20:33) and the category average (18:30).
#INTEL THUNDERBOLT 3 PORT 4K ULTRAHD WIGIG LAPTOPS 1080P#
These laptops held their positions in our video transcoding test, which tasks them to convert a 4K video to 1080p resolution. Again, the XPS 15 (726 MBps) took the crown, but the Asus knocked out the Blade 15 (565.5 MBps), the Surface Laptop 3 (282.7 MBps) and nearly matched the premium average (686.6 MBps). The dual 512GB SSDs (an M.2 and a PCIe NVMe) converted 5GB of multimedia files in 8.1 seconds for a transfer rate of 628.3 megabytes per second. Only the XPS 15 (6,174) with a 10th Gen Core i7-10750H, outmuscled the Asus.Īsus also outfitted the ProArt StudioBook 15 with some speedy storage. On the Geekbench 5 test, which measures overall performance, it scored a 5,963, which crushes the Surface Laptop 3 (2,856, AMD Ryzen 5 3580U), the Blade 15 (4,918, Core i7-9750H) and the premium laptop average (Core i7-9750H, 4,249). The ProArt StudioBook 15 did a great job keeping up with leaders in its category. I wasn't doing any intensive editing but tweaking some of the images in this review in Affinity Photo didn't bother the laptop one bit. Pages loaded quickly and graphics appeared instantly as the laptop never stuttered no matter what I threw at it, which included four 1080p YouTube videos. Asus ProArt StudioBook 15 performanceĮquipped with an Intel Core i7-9750H CPU and 32GB of RAM, the ProArt StudioBook 15 sped right along as I live streamed a German soccer game with around 20 Google Chrome tabs running in the background. Phoebe Bridgers' "Kyoto" also sounded balanced, with a weighty low range, but the vocals were somewhat hollow and the drums lacked crispness. These aren't the loudest speakers but they pump out enough sound to fill a small room. Thankfully, the sharp violin-like treble didn't pierce my sensitive ears, even at maximum volume. The calm vocals were relatively detailed and the aggressive synthesizer tones and low bass rumbles never blanketed them. The dual speakers underneath the ProArt Studio 15 captured a surprising amount of depth in the song "Stakes" by ZES. It's weird that the touchpad is centered and not aligned with the space bar, but that didn't cause too many problems, even when the fleshy part of my palm was accidentally swiping against it while my fingers were on home row.
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It has a smooth surface and it didn't have any issues tracking my movements as I browsed the web and flicked my fingers to activate Windows 10 gestures, like two-finger scrolling or pinch-to-zoom. The 4.2 x 2.8-inch touchpad is a good one. That is slower and a bit less accurate than my 119-wpm at 95% accuracy averages, but decent nonetheless. Regardless, I typed at 111 words per minute with an accuracy of 94% on the typing test. The arrow keys are separated from the rest of the keyboard in an inverse T-shape, making them easy to find without looking. On one hand, I really like the key layout. I've never been so torn about a keyboard. Asus ProArt StudioBook 15 keyboard and touchpad Despite not getting as bright as competitors, I had no problems viewing the screen outside on a sunny day thanks to its effective matte finish. For what it's worth, the Blade 15 has a disappointingly dim display (275 nits). The maximum brightness of 339 nits is decent, but the panels on the XPS 15 (434 nits), the Surface Laptop 3 (380 nits) and the average premium laptop (368 nits) outshone the StudioBook 15.
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