ASUS introduces ROG Zephyrus Duo 15 and range of products using Intel Core 10 Gen CPU at RISE BEYOND event

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ASUS ROG at the RISE BEYOND event announced a range of 10th generation Intel Core-equipped gaming laptops, in which the ROG Zephyrus Duo 15 is equipped with a revolutionary design, with two unique displays offering Optimal experience for multitasking. The use of the second secondary display will help gamers master the game and content creators can be more productive. To maintain high levels of performance while remaining portable, the Zephyrus Duo 15 features an AAS + active cooling system design with the secondary display raised for easier use, while increasing airflow by 30%. cool.

All ROG Strix and Zephyrus gaming laptops powered by 10th generation Intel Core processors will apply Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut Thermal Grizzly Conductonaut. As a result, the temperature can drop up to 10 ° C depending on the CPU.

Speed ​​and accuracy are important parameters in eSports. All ROG gaming laptops will be equipped with a high refresh rate display from 144Hz to 300Hz. Along with that is the power enough to deliver the required amount of frames and smoothness, helping to give gamers a competitive edge on the battlefield and win gamers.

Up to 10th Gen Intel Core i9-10980HK processor on Zephyrus Duo 15 with up to 8 cores and 16 threads, with overclocking plus powerful GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER Max-Q graphics for the ultimate experience for any game title or graphics task. Included will be a 4K high-resolution display with 100% AdobeRGB color coverage for professional content creation. In addition, gamers can also choose the Intel Core i7-10875H version and GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER Max-Q graphics with the ultra-fast 300Hz / 3ms Full HD display for games.

Both displays are factory calibrated and Pantone Validated to ensure color accuracy. These are the most powerful processors that users can find on current laptops. In addition, there are advanced features such as WiFi 6 and ThunderBolt3 technology, which promise to become the norm in the high-end gaming laptop segment.

The 14.1 ”(3840 x 1100) ROG ScreenPad Plus sub-monitor on the ROG Zephyrus Duo 15 is the largest secondary display ever fitted in a gaming laptop. When the lid is opened, ROG ScreenPad Plus automatically tilts up to an angle of 13 °, making it easy to observe and interact with the touchscreen. Therefore, users can apply this secondary screen to many different situations, even in games and content creation. In particular, creators can use ScreenPad Plus which displays toolbars, timelines and references easily with and offers a more comfortable home screen space. The touchscreen also supports ASUS Pen stylus for seamless notes and sketching (not included).

With AAS Plus, tilting the touchscreen 28.5 mm high results in a larger airflow and allows the fan to draw cool air from above instead of below. This massive intake of air increases airflow by up to 30% over its predecessor AAS, maximizing cooling with minimal noise.

All those cutting edge technologies are packed in a luxurious alloy body, measuring just 20.9 mm thin and weighing just 2.4 kg. Users can also charge the device via USB Power Delivery using the included 65W USB-C chargers, providing an ultra-portable experience for every gamer and content creator.

Zephyrus Duo 15 will be sold at a price of 79,990,000 VND for Intel Core i7 version and 120,000,000 VND for Intel Core i9 version.

Zephyrus Duo 15 Intel Core i7-10975H benchmark with GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER Max-Q:

Zephyrus Duo 15 Intel Core i9-10980HK with GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER Max-Q:

Upgraded ROG Zephyrus Series - Mobile God of War

In addition to the all-new Zephyrus Duo 15, Zephyrus S17, Zephyrus S15 and Zephyrus M15 are also upgraded to a 10th generation Intel Core i7 processor and GeForce RTX SUPER graphics. They also support Wifi 6 and Thunderbolt 3 technologies for faster transfer speeds. Zephyrus S15 will be priced at 61,990,000 VND while Zephyrus S17 will be priced at 84,990,000 VND.

In particular, Zephyrus M15 will have the option of a new more elegant lid with Prism motifs that change color according to the viewing angle and the subtle ROG logo in the bottom corner. ROG also offers a Pantone Validated 4K UHD display option on the Zephyrus M15 for content creators. Zephyrus M15 will be priced at 41,990,000 VND for GTX 1660Ti version, Full HD 240Hz screen for gamers and 49,990,000 VND for RTX 2060 version, 4K monitor for content creators.

ROG Strix Series - Dominate the battlefield

ROG Strix SCAR is the go-to choice for esports champions. Strix SCAR 17 powers a fighting machine with a 300Hz / 3ms IPS display with a powerful GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER graphics card, while Strix SCAR 15 comes with a 240Hz / 3ms display and GeForce RTX graphics. The 2060 operates at 115W, far exceeding the standard GeForce RTX 2060. Strix SCAR 17 will be priced at VND 59,990,000 while Strix SCAR 15 will be priced at VND 47,990,000.

Strix G15 / Strix G17 prides itself on delivering the core and spirit of ROG gaming experience at an affordable price point. Equipped with the latest 10 Gen Intel Core CPU configuration and the graphics options from the all-new GeForce GTX 1650Ti also expand the choices for users. The display is also upgraded with 144Hz or 240Hz / 3ms options for smooth, ghost-free gameplay. Strix G15 / Strix G17 will have a starting price of 24,990,000 VND

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