ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 (2024) GA403UI / ASUS TUF Gaming F15 (2023) FX507VV4

24 MB is 8 MB of L2 plus 16 MB of L3 cache. The processor’s integrated Radeon 780M graphics handles light work when Advanced Optimus is active.

Intel lists 45 W base and 115 W maximum turbo power for this processor.

1655 MHz is the 1605 MHz boost clock plus a 50 MHz ASUS overclock. The 90 W ceiling is lower than RTX 4070 configurations in large 16–18-inch laptops and was chosen for the thin chassis. The GPU cannot be upgraded.

NVIDIA gives a 35–115 W subsystem power range for this GPU; this model uses the top of it and adds 25 W more with Dynamic Boost. The graphics chip is soldered and cannot be replaced.

The MUX switch connects the internal display directly to the NVIDIA GPU; Advanced Optimus does this switch without a restart.

Each OLED pixel makes its own light, so blacks are fully dark; leaving static images on screen for long periods raises the risk of image retention.

“IPS-level” means ASUS does not state the exact panel type; wide viewing angles are promised.

Memory cannot be increased later, so the amount should be chosen at purchase.

The two-slot layout lets memory be upgraded later.

There is a single M.2 slot, so more capacity means replacing the existing SSD with a larger one.

The second M.2 slot is free for an additional SSD.

There is no wired Ethernet port; independent testing listed this and the lack of Wi-Fi 7 as drawbacks.

There is no SD card reader.

Independent testing found the Enter and arrow keys small.

On battery the GPU runs at a lower limit; full performance needs the 180 W adapter.

Full GPU power needs the 240 W adapter in the box.

The MUX switch connects the internal display directly to the NVIDIA GPU; Advanced Optimus can switch without a restart.

There is no face recognition camera or fingerprint reader.