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If you enjoy the at-times-ostentatious Asus Republic of Gamers aesthetic, but prefer a dialed-down version, the look will appeal to you. The ROG Strix Hero II is a handsome machine with a premium feel to the chassis. This all makes for a powerful machine, but one that costs a bunch, doesn't impress on battery life, and will be MOBA-overkill for many buyers. Topping off the changes: Intel's eighth-generation "Coffee Lake" microarchitecture, here in the form of a six-core Core i7-8750H CPU. This new model packs a thin-bezel 144Hz screen and a full-power Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 graphics processor, as opposed to one of the tempered Max-Q modules popping up in some laptops of this stripe.

How to Set Up Two-Factor AuthenticationĪsus won us over with its ROG Strix Hero Edition ($1,099.99 at Amazon) (Opens in a new window) earlier this year, so color us surprised that the computer maker released a sudden follow-up to its MOBA-centric gaming laptop called, simply, the ROG Strix Hero II ($1,699.99, as tested).

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