The G750 feels well made and solid and there's no flex in the keyboard deck. though no one will mistake it for a standard laptop. For those who want their gaming rig to flaunt its identity, the ROG might seem ever so slightly well mannered looking, but for those of you who will take this to the office or college, it's just the ticket. the aggressive front edge plus multi-color LED lights of the Alienware 17. And the front end looks like a normal notebook vs. The Asus G750 isn't as understated as the Lenovo IdeaPad Y500 and Y510 crossover gaming-multimedia-general purpose powerful 15.6' notebook, but it's much more staid looking than the glossy, red Toshiba Qosmio that screams gaming. The keyboard deck has a unified matte finish rather than the faux metal keyboard surround and matte black wrist rest of the outgoing ROG G75. This looks every bit the ROG, which is to say a hunky, chunky gamer with unique lines and a soft touch black finish. It has 4 USB 3.0 ports, HDMI and mini DisplayPort/Thunderbolt that worked fine with our Apple Thunderbolt Display. The ROG has two 2.5' drive bays and two easily accessible RAM slots (the other two slots require a lot of disassembly for access). Bluetooth 4.0, an excellent backlit keyboard, stereo speakers with a subwoofer, a DVD burner and a full HD display are standard features. You'll find other variants, including models with a gloss 3D full HD display, a 128 or 256 gig SSD plus HDD setup, a Blu-Ray drive and up to 16 gigs of RAM (32 gigs is max for this machine). you probably won't be gaming with the G750JX on your lap.Īs ever, with a Republic of Gamers machine, you get good value and our G750JX-RB71 2.4GHz Core i7-4700HQ model with a matte full HD display, 12 gigs of RAM, the GTX 770M graphics card, WiFi 802.11AC, DVD burner and a 7 RPM HDD retails for $1,499. It stays remarkably quiet and cool when gaming: yes you'll hear the fan but it won't roar and blot out your game's audio track, no it won't toast your hands or singe the hair off your legs. This quad core beast can chew through the latest games on high settings without breaking a sweat. In Chief (twitter: Asus ROG G750JX is the latest 17.3' Republic of Gamers laptop and it has Intel Haswell inside along with the very impressive NVIDIA GTX 770M with 3 gigs of DDR5 VRAM. it's not wildly portable, matte display shows grain on white backgrounds. What's Hot: Excellent CPU and graphics performance, relatively cool and quiet, full HD display with wide color gamut, good upgrade options and great gaming experience. Home > Notebook Reviews > Asus Republic of Gamers G750JX

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