ASUS G73Jh - portable fusion power plant with DirectX 11

We have reached the page where we report the measurement results related to the performance. It is important to note that we did not encounter any instability problems during or outside the entire duration of the test, everything worked as intended, even under higher loads.

Memory operations:

Processor orientation measurements:

Graphics system tests:

Hard disk operations (Everest HDD read suite):

Battery life:

We tested the notebook using the usual method, i.e. we loaded an episode of Rescue Me in Media Player Classic, set to endless playback, at 50% volume. The machine died around 1:19, or rather the battery - but this is not a bad feat from such a powerful power plant. You can probably take it up to 2 hours while surfing the net and writing, but during gaming we will definitely fall well under 1 hour, whatever the setting. Overall, the performance of the battery can be said to be surprisingly good compared to the machine's power, you wouldn't really need anything else, since let's face it, this is a desktop notebook, it's unlikely that people doomed to train will squeeze in next to 3 passengers, much more between the workplace and home commuting businessmen, as well as those "rushers" who were surprised by their grandpa for a nice certificate, or - to give a positive example - those better-off, thorough customers who check what they are buying before buying, and the ASUS G73Jh is the result of their demanding decision. The bottom line is that the notebook will probably spend most of its life on one or more desks connected to a charger, but if you still need a little mobility, the battery will serve you well.