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1. #USING AAS STRUM GS 2 ON CHROMEBOOK 1080P#
2. #USING AAS STRUM GS 2 ON CHROMEBOOK WINDOWS 10#
3. #USING AAS STRUM GS 2 ON CHROMEBOOK BLUETOOTH#

But the Alienware 15 (GTX 1070) and Razer Blade 15 (GTX 1070 Max-Q) one-upped the Asus, at 72 and 77 fps, respectively. On the Rise of the Tomb Raider benchmark on Very High settings at 1080p, the Zephyrus S averaged 46 fps, which is smoother than the MSI Stealth Thin's 44 fps (GTX 1070 Max-Q) and the 34-fps average for mainstream gaming laptops.

#USING AAS STRUM GS 2 ON CHROMEBOOK 1080P#

I climbed all around the rocky mountains of Cozumel in Shadow of the Tomb Raider while occasionally falling to my death at a solid 44 frames per second on Highest settings at 1080p without so much as a stutter. The Zephyrus S is ready to dominate its foes with an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1070 Max-Q GPU with 8GB of VRAM. The speakers were even loud enough to overwhelm the fans on Turbo mode. I was also impressed with the bass, especially when my bow snapped back like a whip as I shot my arrow and turned some guard into a cyclops. I stealthily emerged from the bush, and the sudden sound from my knife entering a guard's neck was so meaty and sharp that I kind of felt bad (not really). When I played Shadow of the Tomb Raider, the sound of Lara running through bushes was so crisp that I almost forgot I wasn't wearing headphones.

#USING AAS STRUM GS 2 ON CHROMEBOOK BLUETOOTH#

MORE: Best Bluetooth Speakers for Home or On-the-Go When the chorus came around, I didn't get the punch that's usually there in this song. The balance between treble and bass was great, but the sound lacked some depth. The Zephyrus S has a pair of solid speakers packed into its small frame, which easily filled the space of my entire room with Blue October's "Into the Ocean." Justin Furstenfeld's soft opening vocals reverberated through my ears as the mellow guitar strumming in the background lulled me into a trance.

#USING AAS STRUM GS 2 ON CHROMEBOOK WINDOWS 10#

It's also responsive to Windows 10 gestures like two-finger scrolling and three-finger tab swiping. The 2.3 x 2.9-inch touchpad is smooth, its discrete clickers are satisfying, and its placement on the right side makes it easier to use than most touchpads.

The keys are awkwardly leveled to the nonexistent palm rests, which caused my fingers to stumble while I attempted to type. I was able to hit only 60 words per minute on the typing test, which is below my 66-wpm average. We usually recommend travel of from 1.5 to 2.0mm and a minimum actuation force of 60 g.

The keys travel at a measly 1 millimeter but require a solid 78 grams of force to actuate. On top of the low travel, the keys are awkwardly leveled to the nonexistent palm rests (aka, my desk), which caused my fingers to stumble while I attempted to type. The EVO15-S (249 nits), Razer Blade 15 (260 nits) and MSI Stealth Thin (293 nits) fell under the average, while the Alienware 15 (311 nits) came relatively close to the Zephyrus.Īs lovely as the Zephyrus S' keyboard looks with its forward-facing layout and slick digital number pad, I can't get over how uncomfortable it feels. While the Zephyrus S doesn't have the most colorful panel, it does have the brightest of its competitors, at 335 nits, which soars past the 294-nit category average. Asus' machine did beat the Razer Blade 15 and its 112 percent but didn't quite surpass the Alienware 15 (119 percent), EVO15-S (126 percent) or MSI Stealth Thin (150 percent). The Zephyrus S' panel hit a solid 113 percent of the sRGB color gamut, which narrowly passes the 111 percent average for mainstream gaming laptops. The inside of the cave sparkled with vivid gold, blue and red treasure surrounding a stalagmite on which a glistening genie lamp sat. I watched the trailer for Aladdin, and when the titular character walked into the Cave of Wonders, I noticed every coarse texture captured in the stone tiger's mouth.

The Zephyrus S' 15.6-inch, 144-Hz, 1080p panel is remarkable, especially with its 3ms response time. When I came to a space without any candles, I could still spot the pink flowers off in the darkest corner of the cemetery. I turned to look at Lara's face, and I could see the sharp layers in her hair as it was blown ever so gently by the wind. When I played Shadow of the Tomb Raider, sparkling embers and an ocean of vibrant, glowing candles surrounded me as I walked through Cozumel during the Dia de los Muertos festival.