ASUS ROG Zephyrus G (GA502) Laptop Review

1. Introduction2. CPU & Storage Performance3. 3DMark and PCMark 10 Peformance4. Gaming Performance5. Thermal and Noise Performance6. Battery Life Performance7. Closing Thoughts8. View All Pages

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided

We test using the Very High preset, with MSAA disabled. We use the DirectX 12 API.

Far Cry 5

We test using the Ultra preset, with AA and motion blur disabled.

Ghost Recon: Wildlands

We test using the Very High preset.

Middle Earth: Shadow of War

We test using the Very High preset.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider

We test using the Highest preset, with AA disabled. We test using the DX12 API.

Overview

Gaming performance is impressive from the Zephyrus G. I wasn't expecting frame rates to come in as high as you'd get from a desktop 1660 Ti with an overclocked processor, but even so we are looking at figures at or around the 60FPS mark when playing these demanding AAA titles.

To get the most from the 120Hz display, however, you'd be more likely to play esports games like CS:GO, Rocket League or Apex Legends. I was even playing Doom (2016) with this machine, in preparation for the release of Doom Eternal later this year, and using ‘Ultra' settings my framerate came in around 80-90FPS. So clearly, the gaming performance is there and that is a solid tick in the box for the Zephyrus G.

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