ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 (2025) GA403WM / ASUS TUF Gaming A16 (2025) FA608UP

The processor also contains graphics and AI units; when the discrete GPU is idle, the integrated Radeon graphics drive the screen.

The NPU is a separate block for AI tasks; TOPS means trillions of operations per second. See the glossary page for details on the Zen 4 architecture.

The NPU handles AI tasks such as background blur or captions in Windows at low power. TOPS means trillions of operations per second.

The same GPU can run at up to 115 W in thicker laptops, so this thin-chassis version should be expected to perform lower. The GPU is soldered.

Dynamic Boost shifts 15 W to the GPU when the CPU needs less, for 115 W in total. ASUS quotes the clock speed at a 55 W condition.

On OLED each pixel makes its own light, so blacks turn fully off. DCI-P3 100% means it covers the whole cinema color space; Pantone validation is a factory color-accuracy check.

Advanced Optimus switches between integrated and discrete GPUs without a restart, saving battery on the desktop and using a direct NVIDIA path in games.

Memory cannot be upgraded later; the right capacity must be chosen at purchase.

The SO-DIMM modules are replaceable; ASUS notes memory speed can vary by CPU.

With a single slot, adding capacity means replacing the SSD.

The second M.2 slot allows adding storage without removing the existing SSD.

There is no Ethernet port. ASUS states support for the XG Mobile GC34 external GPU.

The USB4 port provides 40 Gbit/s data and display output; G-Sync is listed only on the USB-C 3.2 port wired to the NVIDIA GPU.

Wi‑Fi 7’s wide channels and multi-link features need a compatible router.

The Type-C ports support power input; full GPU power needs the 200 W adapter.

The IR camera enables face-recognition sign-in with Windows Hello.

ASUS notes whether an adapter is included can vary by country and model.