There is some light bleed that shows its ugly head from areas, but you'll only really notice it when the screen is dark. What's more important is the matte finish, banishing nasty glare from your crosshairs. The full HD display is surrounded by a fairly thick bezel, but given the size of the laptop that's pretty negligible. That RAM can be expanded upon, which you'll find more details on further down the page. Inside there are two drives totaling 1TB, 16GB of DDR4 RAM and a 6th-generation Skylake Intel Core i7 6700HQ quad-core processor. And with that a bright orange, glowing ROG logo. ASUS knows how to build a laptop and while it's not totally metal, because that would be silly, you do have a glorious metallic finish on the lid. With the mad size and heft of the G752 comes a tank-like build quality.

Whichever you end up with, you've got plenty of horsepower to play with. The unit we're testing here 'only' has the previous generation GTX 980M graphics from NVIDIA, but the rest of the specification can be matched up with a GTX 1080 with the arrival of Pascal laptops. It's as powerful on the inside as it is wild on the outside. Aggressive lines, massive exhaust vents, lots of orange. Some other ROG laptops from ASUS have an understated, look that's suitable for the boardroom as well as the games room. Just stop for a second and look at the G752.

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