ASUS ROG Zephyrus S GX701 (2019) Gaming Laptop, 17.3” 144Hz Pantone Validated Full HD IPS, GeForce RTX 2070, Intel Core i7-9750H, 16GB DDR4, 1TB PCIe Nvme SSD Hyper Drive, Windows 10 Home
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- Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 8GB GDDR6 (Base: 1215 MHz, Boost: 1440 MHz; TDP: 115W)
- Latest Intel Core i7-9750H Hexa-Core processor
- 17.3 144Hz 3ms Pantone validated FHD (1920x1080) display
- 16GB DDR4 2666MHz RAM | 1TB NVMe PCIe SSD (Hyper drive) | Windows 10 Home
- Smaller-than-standard form factor only 0.74 (18.7mm) thin
Description
Rog Zephyrus s sets the standard for ultra-slim Windows 10 Pro Gaming laptops featuring NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics and 9th Gen Intel Core processors. Boasting a 144Hz refresh rate pantone validated display with ultra-narrow bezel, PCIe NVMe SSD, and an 9th Gen Intel Core i7 processor, the new GX701 has all the power and portability needed to conquer the latest and greatest game titles, anywhere. Use the ROG-exclusive GPU switch to change between G-SYNC for gaming and Optimus for battery life while the ROG active aerodynamic System (AAs) expands to help Zephyrus s sustain top performance for gaming and other heavy loads. The actual transfer speed of USB 3.0, 3.1 (Gen 1 and 2), and/or Type-C will vary depending on many factors including the processing speed of the host device, file attributes and other factors related to system configuration and your operating environment.
Brand: ASUS
Model Name: ROG Zephyrus S
Screen Size: 17.3 Inches
Color: Black
Hard Disk Size: 1 GB
CPU Model: Core i7
Ram Memory Installed Size: 16 GB
Operating System: Windows 10 Home
Special Feature: ROG-exclusive GPU switch, ROG active aerodynamic System (AAS)
Graphics Card Description: Dedicated
Color: Black
Hard-Drive Size: 1 GB
Operating System: Windows 10 Home
Other Special Features of the Product: ROG-exclusive GPU switch, ROG active aerodynamic System (AAS)
Graphics Description: Dedicated
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070
Hard Disk Description: SSD
Item Weight: 5.7 Pounds
Video Processor: NVIDIA
Specific Uses For Product: Gaming, Multimedia, Personal
Webcam Capability: No
Graphics Card Ram: 8 GB
Automatic Backup Software Included: Windows 10 Home
Form Factor: Laptop
Hard Disk Interface: Solid State
Voltage: 115 Volts
Graphics Ram Type: GDDR6
Item Dimensions L x W x Thickness: 0.74"L x 0.74"W x 0.74"Th
Hard Disk Rotational Speed: 10000 RPM
Optical Storage Device: No Optical Drive
Power Device: AC adapter
Video Output: HDMI
Virtual Reality Ready: Yes
Number of Drivers: 1
Screen Size: 17.3 Inches
Resolution: 1080p
Native Resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels
Display Type: LED
Display Resolution Maximum: 1920x1080 Pixels
Display Technology: LED
Touch Screen Type: capacitive
Connectivity Technology: Ethernet, HDMI, Mini DisplayPort, USB, Wi-Fi
Wireless Technology: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi
Wireless Compability: 802.11a/b/g/n/ac, Bluetooth
Cellular Technology: WiFi
LAN Port Bandwidth: 1 Gbps
Bluetooth support?: Yes
Human-Interface Input: Touch Pad
Keyboard Description: Gaming
Notebook Pointing Device Description: Touchpad
Keyboard Layout: QWERTY
Control Method: Touch
Processor Series: Core i7
Processor Speed: 4.5 GHz
Processor Count: 6
Processor Brand: Intel
CPU Model Number: 9750H
CPU Model Generation: 9th generation
CPU Model Speed Maximum: 4.6 GHz
CPU L3 Cache: 12 MB
CPU Codename: Comet Lake
Brand: ASUS
Model Name: ROG Zephyrus S
Model Year: 2019
Model Number: GX701GW-DB76
Built-In Media: GX701GW-DB76 ROG Gaming Laptop, Power Adapter & Cord, User Guide, Warranty Card
Manufacturer: ASUS
Series Number: 701
UPC: 192876328934
Global Trade Identification Number: 34
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Type Name: ROG Zephyrus S Gaming Laptop
Warranty Description: 1YR International*/1YR ADP with 1-way free shipping/30-Day Zero Bright Dot/2-way FREE shipping for standard warranty repair/24-7 tech support
RAM Memory Installed: 16 GB
RAM Memory Technology: DDR4
Memory Clock Speed: 2666 MHz
Ram Memory Maximum Size: 24 GB
Memory Speed: 2666 MHz
RAM Type: DDR4 SDRAM
Cache Memory Installed Size: 12
Battery Cell Type: Lithium Polymer
Lithium-Battery Energy Content: 76 Watt Hours
Total Usb Ports: 5
Hardware Interface: Bluetooth 5, HDMI, USB
Number of Ports: 6
Total Number of HDMI Ports: 1
Audio Output Type: internal
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Style: i7-9750H | RTX 2070 | 144Hz
PROS: I bought this laptop 2 years ago, and it STILL performs just as well - no sorry, Better than it did out of the box. I went through the effort of debloating Windows 10 (not Asus' fault, just Microsoft's weird data fetish) and I've never had a problem. I rarely game, but the games I DO play are insanely graphic intensive and the Zephyrus plays them at Ultra quality without so much as a single hiccup. Elite Dangerous, No Mans Sky, GTAV, RDR2, Skyrim Remastered, it doesn't matter. What I do use this primarily for is Music Production, Video Processing and Graphic Design, all of which are obnoxiously resource intensive but seem to be second nature to the beauty of this beast. Ableton does tell me how much CPU is being used, and with all of the plugins and instruments I have running through it I rarely ever break 35% CPU without the charger plugged in. Also, I love that the webcam is detachable. Sacrificing camera space for screen space was a smart move. It didn't take me more than 5 minutes to get used to the unique Keyboard layout on the bottom as well. I've been able to do everything without so much as a strain on my wrists or fingers. Honestly, I don't think I'll go back to a Laptop with a traditional keyboard/trackpad layout unless I absolutely have to. The screen by the way is immaculate. Pantone really outdid themselves with the color and light quality. My eyes have never felt a strain from screen brightness, and the issues of glare are a thing of the past. My final Pro on this computer (I could actually go on) is that I had drunkenly been making music one night, held it while walking up a hard wooden staircase in a thin hallway and dropped it. My baby (lid open) fell down the entire flight of stairs and when I picked it up the case only had a scratch on the top of the plastic screen frame (I like to think it gives it character now), but the Screen and all of the lovely motherboard guts within were completely fine. Okay I lied, I do have ANOTHER Pro and this is my final one, I promise. I forgot about this entirely (funny, because no other laptop could have withstood this) but I was eating a bowl of Japanese Noodles in a hot soupy broth one night, accidentally knocked it over and the bowl landed directly on the keyboard, spilling the hot soupy broth inside of it. I panicked. I got insurance for this laptop when I bought it but I'm honestly not entirely sure where I put the information or how that even works and this thing's my baby. With haste I quickly grabbed my tools, cracked it open, and when I got to the keyboard I noticed I couldn't actually reach it without removing a light metallic tray that housed the keys. "The Light Metallic Tray that Housed the Keys". When I noticed this, my foot popped like Jean Harlow in Red-Headed Woman, I swear to god my shoe almost took the window out, ejecting from my appendage at unprecedented speeds. That light metallic tray saved everything. I don't know if that was its purpose, but by George that's exactly what happened. To this day all of the keys work, none of them stick or lag in registering, and the LEDs all work just as well as they did the first time I powered it on. Okay, now to the Cons. CONS: I did have to change the battery once after a year, and it was extremely difficult to find one for this model. It worked just fine if it was plugged in, but disconnecting the charger shut the whole computer down (which corrupts the read/write data your OS is performing if you're not careful. I fried an external hard drive because of this). I had to order one from China on E-bay. It wasn't too terribly expensive, but it took a lot of digging to find even that. When I tried to get ahold of an ASUS customer service representative for more information, not only were they a quest to find in their own, but they told me to go to Best Buy who, oddly enough, also didn't have batteries for this laptop. The detachable webcam IS a huge plus, but the quality of the webcam wasn't all that great. Don't get me wrong, it's still better than what was stock even 5 years ago but if you plan on using it to stream yourself playing games or talk to your family then make sure you're in a well lit room or at least have a light shining on your face. Battery Life? It's not that great if you're doing anything intensive, but that's to be expected. If you're in the position where you need to have it unplugged, don't plan on gaming for very long. You'll get maybe an hour or two before you need to find a socket. This one's for my Linux people. Initially, I wanted to run Linux on this computer. Which was fine (as long as you're not manually building your repositories as you would in Arch), but where I met my match was with Hardware compatibility. I haven't checked lately (being 2 years later), but when I first bought this laptop and tried to install any Linux operating system on it, the RTX series of Graphics Cards was still very new and none of the distributions were built to handle the 2070. So for the very few distributions I actually WAS able to visibly install, I was still faced with various problems from Graphics Capabilities to complete and total inability to connect via Wi-fi to anything, which really put my ethernet cable-ridden self in a corner and forced me back to Windows. Again, I haven't tried this again in a couple of years. Perhaps a lot of Linux distributions are friendlier to the newer hardware that's in this computer, I can't say for certain. I have it running perfectly right now anyway, and I have a spare laptop for my Linux distro so I'm content. My last and only real issue with this computer is that it's only got one audio output jack - which doubles as a Mic and a Headphone. Now this was an issue for me specifically because I make music, and that involves needing access to both an external Microphone AND Headphones. I can't produce with a Gaming Headset. I cant knock the design or Asus for this, because after all this is built to be a "Gaming Laptop", so the regular Gamer wouldn't need to separate the two. But, as a music producer I had to initially find a Splitter on Amazon, which Windows 10 was really weird and suspicious about until eventually I just bought a USB Interface and that fixed all of my problems. Oh! That reminds me Final Pro/Con: I'm stating this as a "Pro" because it comes with Three USB 3.0 slots, but also a "Con" because if you're like me and your primary use requires plugging in various external hardware then I'd suggest investing in a cheap USB Hub. I got the thin Sabrent USB 4-port Hub here on Amazon and it was not only inexpensive, but the latency between hardware and software wasn't even noticeable at all (which I credit to the hardware within the Zephyrus) so.. I win. Final Conclusion: I had already planned on adopting this baby as if I'd built it myself, and I treat it as such. Personally, I crack her open and give her a checkup once every 6 months where I'll just go through a mass uninstallation spree, double-check what I have running at Startup through Task Manager, and make sure everything's securely connected and dust-free, re-apply thermal paste (which I've only done once, and not because I "Had" to but because I Wanted to) and she's been running consistently top-notch from Day 1. Even the Motherboard (from Day 1), upon every inspection has NEVER had so much a speck of dust on or wear on her. I also like the Red, it's a nice touch. I put stickers on the Dashboard above the keyboard (by the way don't do that too much, because those porous holes are actually top ventilation for the fans) and the computer does run hot, sometimes almost scolding to the touch. I play guitar and have built callouses on my fingers, and there are times I can only keep my fingers on the dashboard for less than 3 seconds. HOWEVER this is not very often, only happens when I set the Armoury Crate into "Turbo Mode", and I've faced this consistently for the last 2 years and it's never effected the performance - nor has it it remained hot for long. I've gamed at the highest temps for more than 9 hours a day for weeks on end, and it's always room temp to the touch not 10 minutes after I close my intensive habits. So Asus, if you're reading this, you'll never get this baby back. She's mine, keep your paws off her. I bought the insurance, but I'm typing this 2 (almost 3 now) years after I bought her and I'm honestly still just as in love as I was from the first day I slipped her out of the conveniently (and aesthetically pleasing, btw) box she came in. The Pros heavily outweigh the cons, and your purpose may be different from mine. Regardless, you need to have one of these.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2021 Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2021 by Joseph C.
Style: i7-9750H | RTX 2070 | 144Hz
I've had this laptop for some time now and I've tested it with different games. So far this ASUS gaming laptop eats everything at ultra settings that I've thrown at it! - The screen is really incredible and the bezels are so small that it just looks like one whole screen! - The keyboard is weird and unusual - but seriously, I actually prefer this over the conventional keyboard now. It is super easy to get used to and works very well! - it is super fast and powerful, eating everything I throw in its way in terms of software and games! - The design is incredible and very, very sturdy. Very beautiful! - It doesn't weigh much and I can't believe they managed to pack so much power into this given its low weight and thin frame! Some complained about a missing integrated webcam, but seriously, who evens use their webcam on their laptop nowadays? The one that you can plug in that comes with the laptop works great! The only downside is that the fans can get very loud during gaming, and that the battery life is somewhat poor even during normal work - but thats to be expected. I considered every other brand before getting this one - and I do no regret it! 5/5!!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2019 by Keyan
Style: i7-9750H | RTX 2070 | 144Hz
I purchased this laptop for myself as a birthday present about 6 months ago. I was in the market for a new gaming laptop and I was ready to put down some money for it. I researched several different brands and specs. I knew I wanted it to have at least a 2070, with a 144 hz screen. HDD space was important and so was the CPU. This hit all those marks, and the full size RTX 2070 Mobile definitely tipped the scales. On top of that, there was a discount on the price, so it was a no-brainer. I pulled the trigger and eagerly awaited. About 3 days later, the package arrived. The laptop was well packaged and a lot of care was put in the presentation. I pulled it out of the packaging and it was amazing to hold in my hands. It didn't feel like a 17" laptop, but here it was. I went right into downloading as many games as I could on it. And while they were downloading, I went to work messing with the settings and putting it through its paces. Everything ran buttery smooth. I liked the details in the ROG Armoury and spent some time playing with the lighting. I played some videos and enjoyed the very very nice screen. It seriously is wonderful, my only gripe is I wish the brightness were a little higher. Other than that, it's a beautiful display. I started running all the games I had on it and setting the graphics to ultra on everything I could. Not even a hitch or a stutter. It ran through all the games like they were nothing. This was really what I had been looking for. I bought an extra stick of RAM that I've been too lazy to install, but I might not even need it. I'm gonna pop it in, but the laptop is that fast. The only issue I had was with the speakers. Random videos would pop and crackle. Some games would hiss and crackle on lower frequencies. I tried all the troubleshooting but nothing worked. I contacted support and they had me go through the script again before deciding this would be an RMA. When it got to that point, I was a little worried. This was in March of 2020, so the lockdowns and quarantines had just started. They did warn that it might take a little time to get parts, but that was ok. I had Animal Crossing, so I could wait it out. The process was much smoother than I was expecting. They sent me a FedEx label to attach, so I boxed it up and sent it away. They have a site you can use to track the status of the process. I could see where they were while it all went on. In all, they had my laptop for about 2 weeks. It was shipped nicely, and they also threw in a few nifty things with it, like a little metal puzzle. That was a really nice touch. Throughout the whole process everyone was very friendly and helpful. My laptop is back, and I'm working on setting it up again. I couldn't be happier with the purchase and the support from Asus. I'm very glad I got this laptop and will be giving more of my business to ASUS in the future. My desktop is about 8 years old now....
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2020 by keithsweatshirt
Style: i7-9750H | RTX 2070 | 144Hz
I was searching for a laptop that would meet my needs for gaming and have the battery life to take on the go to do school work. I'm glad that Asus created this option because their previous GX531, while being a very good laptop, did not have the battery life to do what I needed. Before this, I had tried the newest GIGABYTE Aero 15 X9 with a GTX 2070 and while the battery life was sufficient, the performance was terrible. Beyond that, I needed a replacement and customer service was just as terrible trying to scam me taking about $600. Amazon covered me (thank you) and I went for the Asus zephyrus GX531 as said before. It eventually failed after 3 weeks of use but Asus with their awesome customer service provided me with a full refund. I saw this product and had a feeling that this would be perfect, and it is so far. Gaming performance is excellent, battery life stays long enough to last me for what I need and even if it doesn't it has the option to charge with a portable power bank. Overall great laptop and recommend it for anyone who needs this for the same reasons I do!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2019 by dayana m pimiento
Style: i7-9750H | RTX 2070 | 144Hz
This laptop is beautiful, slim, elegant and a great gaming rig, the best I've ever had. It tackles everything I do well. The biggest complaint I have is that after an hour or so the computer gets blazing hot above the center of the keyboard. The ASUS gaming software says the critical component temperatures are well within range typically 40 to 70C. But the thing gets so hot that it starts to get really uncomfortable to touch in the upper middle keyboard. I have to take a 5 minute break and shut down any games, the laptop cold down rapidly. But for a desktop replacement is a little annoying to have to quit every hour to 1.5 hours because I can't bear to use it when it gets that hot.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2020 by Jaynitan
Style: i7-9750H | RTX 2070 | 144Hz
You want to know what's hilarious? Spending $2499 on a gaming laptop that's missing the graphics card that makes it gaming capable in the first place. I bought this because I'm in the military and wanted something akin to a portable desktop capable of heavy gaming. With all this mess going on with coronavirus, we're finding ourselves with a lot of downtime due to everything being closed down, so I thought I could pass the time playing some online games. You can imagine my surprise when I tried to play something as simple as World of Warcraft on high settings and found that the laptop just couldn't do it. In fact, it couldn't muster more than 20 FPS with WoW on medium settings. Yeah. I looked into the system info and saw that it wasn't recognizing anything other than the built in Intel UHD Graphics 630. When I tried to open up the NVIDIA Control Panel that was pre-installed, I got an error saying a NVIDIA graphics card could not be detected in my system. After being on the phone with ASUS who instructed me to try and download the drivers both from NVIDIA and ASUS' website, I still couldn't install it because there was no "compatible hardware detected". They confirmed my fears that I had a received a laptop without the graphics card it should have came with. As I said, I'm in the military. I live in small living quarters that just didn't have the room to store the packaging and all the materials (it's a lot) that this came with, in the event something was wrong with it. "It's a brand new laptop, what could possibly be wrong with it?" I thought. And so I threw it all away. Now the joke's on me. I contacted the seller and I have still yet to hear from them. They have a phone line but it's just an automated system telling you to email them. I wished I had looked at their returns policy because no matter what is wrong with the product, they will not accept it back if it's not in the original packaging. Additionally, you have to pay 20% of the price of the product in addition to shipping costs to send it back. Yep, you have to basically pay $500 bucks to send this back, as if receiving bad merchandise is somehow your fault. I've never in my entire life had to pay anything to return a product due to an issue with it. Sounds like a bunch of money grabbing to me. Thank god I had the common sense to buy the warranty at least. ASUS will fix this for me free of charge, but not without a million other hurdles that I'll now have to go through. Not only can I not leave my base, it is very, VERY small and I don't have the civilian luxury to drive to the nearest UPS or Fedex to buy a box and the necessary packing materials to send in the laptop. I'm literally have to resort to having family members ship me a box, order packing materials online, ship them the laptop, have them go to a Fedex store, ship this to ASUS, wait for it to be repaired, then wait for it to be shipped back to their house (because ASUS doesn't ship to military bases), then have it shipped back to me. This was a whole lot of headache, money, and time wasted I didn't ask for when I bought this. I learned my lesson the hard way. I was apprehensive about buying a laptop from a third party seller on amazon, especially one this expensive. Do not make the same mistake I did. I should have listened to my gut and bought this through Best Buy or something. Shame on this seller for a shady return policy and for not even giving me the courtesy of getting back to me.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2020 by Selene
Style: i7-9750H | RTX 2070 | 144Hz
So.... Lets start by it did arrive quick and amazon killed it on that. The box packaging etc is nice and thick. Pc arrived, I made sure to read all the instructions first, Charged the laptop for 8 hours before using it. Started it up, ran through the whole setup of windows etc etc. Mind you, it was at a full 100% charge when doing this, within 30 minutes of using the windows setup and all while having it plugged into the wall the whole time. It was now at 10% battery life. I made sure the plug was in good etc and boom it ends up dead. I let it charge another several hours, launch one game and within 15 minutes the laptop turns off from being out of power. Again all while being plugged in etc. I have the battery settings tweaked so the screen is literally at 50% or less brightness. I have aura turned off on the keyboard. I have updated the battery drivers... I ended up finding out the adapter is literally only 180w... Why Asus would only think that would suffice enough for a 2070 and all this laptop is packed with is beyond confusing. What I ended up finding out on forums is if you buy on eBay a alienware charger (300w) you won't have the issue with the battery discharging. Seems kinda silly for me to go buy another charger adapter cause this was a under thought on asus's part. Not sure if I'm going to keep this laptop or return it at this point. I can't game with it, I can barely use it for browsing without it turning off. Disappointed as this laptop is extremely nice on the outside.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2019 by Amy Cambra
Style: i7-9750H | RTX 2070 | 144Hz
Had this computer for a year now and it's worked as intended with speed, HD screen quality, gaming, and ease of use. Have not had an issue yet other than with the webcam not syncing with Discord but that's not a huge issue since I have not had a good reason to use it. Just tried it one time and didn't cooperate so I gave up and haven't tried since. My use of the laptop consists of a few games on Steam and World of Tanks, YouTube, anime, Netflix, music, Discord, and not much else. I'm not a true gamer who plays for hours a day but when I play, I tend to play while multiple tabs are open on Google Chrome (including YouTube for podcasts or music) with Discord up, talking to friends. It works well for my hobbies. Highly recommend if you have the funds readily available. I'm sure the slight webcam issue is something I'm doing wrong but don't care enough to solve at the moment so I'm not blaming the laptop for now. It was about $2,500.00 with shipping and taxes included when I bought it in May 2019. So far, it is worth it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2020 by Chris Angles