In fact, Asus has managed to oh so slightly reduce the thickness (50 mm vs. In contrast to the usually boxy or dull barebones, the G750 series has sharper edges and corners for a leaner and meaner visual appeal that correlates well with the processing power inside. We take the 2013 G750JW ROG through our usual comprehensive tests in our full review below.Īsus ROG models are instantly recognizable due to the encompassing jet black design that is so commonly compared to modern jet fighters. Our preview on a G750JX pre-production unit earlier last month left us good impressions as have most ROG models to date, but that has in turn raised our expectations for this latest generation. Other configurations exist such as the higher-end G750JH with RAID 0 SSDs and a GTX 780M for $2499, though this will not be available until August at the earliest. We have on hand the G750JW model with a Core i7-4700HQ CPU, GTX 765M GPU, 12 GB RAM and a 1 TB HDD for a retail price of $1399. The new G750 series is an update to the previous 2012 G75 series and reequips the interior with Core ix-4xxx CPUs and GTX 7xxM graphics with some notable exterior changes. Notebookcheck has reviewed most every major G Series model since the G1 back in 2007 up to the first 14-inch ROG model late last year, so we’re certainly treading familiar territory yet again with the manufacturer's latest release following the launch of both Haswell and the refreshed Kepler silicon.
The Republic of Gamers (ROG) G series falls under the latter category as part of Asus’s dedicated lineup of gaming notebooks. Hardcore gamers in need of a satisfying mobile gaming fix have plenty of options ranging from direct barebones and system resellers to specific series or models under exclusive branding.
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