As you can see, Computex2024 was full of Copilot+PC announcements Companies quickly jumped on the Snapdragon X Elite or AMD Ryzen AI300 chipset to turbo boost AI performance and reach more than 40 trillion operations per second (TOPS) benchmarks for running models locally

The most interesting thing for me has been seeing how gaming laptops have adapted to this changeAsus is bumping the ROG Zephyrus G16 to this standard, but in fact we're far more excited about the TUF Gaming A14 and A16 being treated the same at a more affordable price

Not only that, additional premium goods received by the new ROG Zephyrus lineup are also on the TUF-ies Let's take a look

The main improvement you'll find here is a bump to the AMD Ryzen300AI chipset — featuring an NPU capable of top 50 AI performance Combined with GPU configurations up to RTX4070, it's a top of 371 Translation: AI-assisted workloads, such as image generation and the use of embedded local models, fly alongside AI gaming technologies like DLSS35

However, the small adjustments that Asus has learned from the new Zephyrus laptop not only make these good onlookers with an aluminum-infused design, but the ergonomic touchpad is now glass and features a refreshed keyboard with 17mm movement, and the full-width vents make the ROG Zephyrus more comfortable By cooling technology located in the G14 and G16

Simply put, these are not just power plants, but armed to the teeth with the latest technology (and up to 165w max TGP to maximize smoothness on its 110hz display) and with great tweaks to make it a great all-round laptop, user-friendly It is a friendly power plant

So you ROGI miss the sleek aluminum design that brought the zephyr xt (I think it's multiple) to the level of premium aesthetics of the MacBook Pro But come now — on paper, the TUF game lineup is going hard with its price-to-performance ratio, paying attention to design and ergonomics

Of course, if you actually use these machines, you'll see more, but if these are one of the best gaming laptops announced at Computex2024,