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With every incarnation of Next-Gen mobile GPU releases there is always a high-end selection from each major manufacturer vying for the title of “World's Fastest Laptop”, “Ultimate Portable Gaming Notebook” or similar, and Asus is no stranger for aiming fo...
5% Overclock on already extremely fast GTX 980, PCIE HDD is blisteringly fast, “User Service Bay” for upgrading parts without affecting warranty, Aggressive aesthetic design, improved on previous generations, Competitive pricing for top end hardware, Supp...
Battery is non-removable (not accessible via the “User Service Bay”), Livestream and Steam keys are in a silly place, easy to press them instead of Esc meaning you occasionally get alt-tabbed out of game until you get used to it, Poor battery life due to...
PricingFor a penny under £2000 at Overclockers UK you certainly do get a lot of hardware for your money, especially when compared against the likes of Alienware. The G751JY offers a viable option for those seeking the most powerful components on the marke...
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Nvidia's new GTX 980M and GTX 970M are the most impressive mobile GPUs to come along in years. Each offers a significant boost in performance over its predecessor without upping power draw. The 2014 holiday season looks like it'll be a great time to buy a...
Attractive, but subdued exterior, Excellent keyboard and touchpad, Beautiful, accurate display, Strong performance in all areas, Incredibly quiet, even at full load...
Keyboard is hard to read with backlight off, Average battery life, Bulky...
The Asus ROG G751JY-DH71 retails at $2,500, and it's the least expensive version available that also includes the Nvidia GeForce GTX 980M GPU. This price is competitive, but it's not the knock-out value that has been offered by some previous Asus gaming...
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You might think there's not much Asus could have improved on their massive 17 inch gaming laptops, but you'd be wrong, and the Asus G751, the device we're going to review in this post, stands as proof.This one succeeds a model launched only a few months a...
beautiful and solid built, excellent display, good keyboard and trackpad, fast performance, runs cool and mostly quiet, fair price...
bulky and heavy, rather poor speakers, some awkward key placement decisions, flashier than the previous generations...
The Asus G751JY is a beast, and while it's not the fastest 17 inch gaming laptop out there, it is probably the best value for the buck you can get right now. It can handle games smoothly at maximum details, it runs fairly cool and quiet, it looks good and...
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The G751 is a new gaming laptop from Asus that comes loaded with high performance hardware. There's a large 17-inch IPS screen, a GeForce GTX 980M GPU, 32GB of memory, a Core i7-4860HQ quad-core chip that runs at 3.6GHz in Turbo mode, and enough storage a...
Nice and quiet fans, Great overall design, Good (but not top, notch) performance...
A rather hefty laptop, Unimpressive battery life, Expensive...
A good performer and great to use, the G751 ticks almost all of the right boxes...
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techradar.com/au/ Updated:
2015-04-09 01:12:58
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The G751 is a new gaming laptop from Asus that comes loaded with high performance hardware. There's a large 17-inch IPS screen, a GeForce GTX 980M GPU, 32GB of memory, a Core i7-4860HQ quad-core chip that runs at 3.6GHz in Turbo mode, and enough storage a...
Nice and quiet fans, Great overall design, Good (but not topnotch) performance...
A rather hefty laptop, Unimpressive battery life, Expensive...
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First off, let's talk about what you get for the price. It's a seriously hefty, but also reassuringly rugged piece of hardware - weighing in at 4.8kg, with an exterior built from hard matte plastics, and a brushed aluminium plate down its centre. It's not...
Overall, the Asus G751JY offers something tangibly different to gaming laptops of the past. It shows that G-Sync is a match made in heaven for notebook gameplay, giving players more flexibility in the time-old tussle between visuals and frame-rate. With t...
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ozlaptopreviews.com Updated:
2016-10-29 01:28:34
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The Near Perfect Gaming LaptopThe Republic Of Gamers line-up by Asus has been consistent in bringing the best of portable gaming experience in a minimalist design. Recreating the aesthetic appeal of brands such as Alienware, the latest offering from Asus...
Attractive design, formidable build quality and stylish exteriors, Excellent keyboard with smart inclination angle for comfortable typing, Sharp and wide angled display with high contrast ratio, Brilliantly quiet despite significantly high configurati...
The laptop is bulky and too heavy to carry around for everyday use, Average battery life compared to standard laptops, The keyboard letters are difficult to read with the backlight turned off, The Final Verdict, The Asus ROG G751JY is in every way a fi...
The Asus ROG G751JY is in every way a fine addition to the Republic Of Gamers line-up which has been instrumental in making portable gaming machines more popular. With a competitive price which offers great value, the ROG G751JY is no steal-deal that the...
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Gaming laptops are a funny breed. They're usually massive, hulking, power-hungry devices that don't offer anything substantial over a comparably priced desktop PC while also costing a hell of a lot in the first place. Now, though, there's a feature where...
Laptop G-Sync is amazing, Hugely powerful specs, Surprisingly quiet...
Screen uniformity not perfect, No multiple SSDs, Very xpensive...
Do you need an extremely powerful PC for Windows — including Windows 10, obviously — and you're willing to make a significant investment to get that machine? As with any laptop, extra power and performance comes at a markedly increased cost ramp-up, and t...
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How can a high-end gaming laptop like the Asus ROG G751JY-DH72X ($2,999 as tested) beat the competition without dominating the gaming benchmark tests? By being competitive, while coming in for less money, and outclassing its competitors on a feature-by-fe...
Excellent 3D performance, even at extreme-quality settings, 32GB of memory, 512GB SSD + 1TB hard drive storage, Lots of ports, 802,11ac Wi-Fi...
No touch screen, Middling battery life...
It may not have absolute top gaming benchmark scores, but the Asus ROG G751JY-DH72X is a competitive high-end gaming laptop that outclasses its rivals on features and price...
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Notebooks with the new Nvidia GeForce GTX 980M break all performance records. After the new version of the extreme gaming notebook MSI GT72 for 3,300 Euros and the thin Gigabyte P35X v3 for 2,400 Euros we now review the G751JY, the latest sibling of the R...
Very stylish case with a good build quality, Maintenance cover, Vivid and bright display with wide viewing angles, Thunderbolt port, 4x USB 3.0, "Gigabit WLAN", dual-band, good signal quality, Excellent input devices, Extremely fast, Good Turbo utilizatio...
Heavy and bulky, Soft-touch surfaces attract fingerprints, Lid appears unstable, Replacing the battery is not easy, Fans only accessible after disassembly, No recovery DVDs, No Optimus support, and therefore unnecessarily short battery runtimes...
Asus G751JY-T7009HWe think the Asus G751JY-T7009H is the best 17-inch gaming notebook in 2014 with a comparatively good price-performance ratio for the high-end segment. The top version of the MSI GT72 does offer more memory and ports, a RAID configuratio...
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The PC laptop market is a funny place. Good laptops are fairly easy to find, but great laptops are staggeringly rare. This is true even at the boutique end of the market, where manufacturers have a tendency to choose powerful components, but cram them int...
GTX 980M fastest mobile GPU ever, Well balanced configuration, Quiet (for a gaming laptop), Excellent screen quality...
A few odd key placements...
Are there downsides? A tiny few. I'm not crazy about the keyboard layout or the decision to use multiple rows of special keys right above the standard Function keys, because it means I tend to whack them when I'm reaching for a hotbar instead. I'm also no...
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Gaming laptops just got a lot more powerful. The ASUS G751JY-DH71 ($2,499 as configured, starting at $1,499) is one of the first notebooks to feature Nvidia's new Maxwell 900 series GPU, which significantly narrows the gap between laptop and desktop graph...
Sexy and eye-catching design, Comfortable, gamer-friendly keyboard, Bleeding-edge graphics performance, Blistering boot and transfer speeds, Runs cool and quiet when gaming...
Expensive, Weak audio performance...
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computershopper.com Updated:
2015-02-01 01:57:40
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At $2,499, the Asus is a far cry from inexpensive. But it's more affordable than ultra-high-end gaming notebooks from the likes of Alienware and Origin , which can cost upwards of $4,000.And it backs the GTX 980M and its 4GB of video memory with an all-st...
Top-notch performance, Excellent screen, input devices, and speakers, Runs quietly for a gaming laptop...
SSD and hard drive strangely split into four drives, Power jack is a little loose...
Asus' latest gaming laptop is a dazzling and quiet performer, thanks to Nvidia's latest graphics chip. The screen, audio, and input devices are also impressive, and the price is right. We wish the power plug fit more snugly in the jack, but that's a quib...
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How can a high-end gaming laptop like the Asus ROG G751JY-DH72X ($2,999 as tested) beat the competition without dominating the gaming benchmark tests? By being competitive, while coming in for less money, and outclassing its competitors on a feature-by-fe...
Excellent 3D performance, even at extreme-quality settings. 32GB of memory. 512GB SSD + 1TB hard drive storage. Lots of ports. 802.11ac Wi-Fi.
No touch screen. Middling battery life...
It may not have absolute top gaming benchmark scores, but the Asus ROG G751JY-DH72X is a competitive high-end gaming laptop that outclasses its rivals on features and price...
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To call ASUS' G751 a mere “gaming notebook” seems like a disservice. It's just so much more – a full-on desktop replacement that excels at gaming. In fact, with its brawny hardware, it's bound to be faster than the desktops most people reading this will o...
The G751JY is one of the easiest products I've ever had to write a conclusion for. It helps that it packs a massive punch while managing to not do too much wrong. It's without question an excellent choice for someone who's serious about their games and...
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Normally a laptop refresh isn't all that exciting. It's usually a slight bump in performance here or a small aesthetic change there. However, thanks to an assist from Nvidia, the updated 17-inch Asus G751JY (starting at $1,499, reviewed at $2,499) lives u...
Sexy, sophisticated design, Powerful graphics and overall performance, Blistering transfer speeds, Vibrant, accurate display, Runs remarkably cool and quiet when gaming...
Heavy, Lacks 5th-gen Core CPU...
The Asus G751JY combines stunning good looks and excellent gaming performance, thanks to Nvidia's G-Sync technology...
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Laptops are mostly static devices. What we mean by that is, for the vast majority of laptops, what you get at the time of purchase is what you get, and that's that. Unlike a desktop system, in which each individual component is upgradeable without too muc...
G-Sync on the go, High quality IPS display, Strong gaming performance (hello GTX 980M), Fast storage (PCIe-based SSD), Four USB 3.0 ports, Blu-ray writer, Runs cool and quiet, Killer aesthetics, Backlit keyboard...
Underwhelming battery life, Funky partition scheme, Limited access to internal components...
You'll notice below that our list of positives is much longer than our list of negatives, the latter of which are largely nitpicks. Yes, we're perplexed at ASUS' decision to split the 256GB OS drive into two partitions, but that's easily fixed with a quic...
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Synchronization complete. Nvidia's G-Sync technology promises a smooth gaming experience without annoying screen tearing. We could examine this feature for the first time in Asus' G751JY. Has the venerable V-Sync completed its service?...
Bright, high-contrast IPS screen, Moderate noise development, Generous touchpad, First-rate performance, Backlit keyboard, Decent build, Rich sound, PCIe x4 SSD, Thunderbolt, G-Sync...
Battery and fan not directly accessible, Sensitive soft-touch surfaces, Slightly unfavorable interface distribution, Relatively high idle consumption, Throttling under full load, Limited opening angles, Mediocre battery life, High weight, Bulky chassis...
The "inspection" confirmed the impressions of our first review. Of course, the G751JY has its shortcomings. In addition to the unfavorable interface positioning, the short battery life and high weight of approximately 4.2 kilograms could be listed on the...
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ASUS G751JY is a well-known notebook for being a drastically cheaper alternative to the Alienware 17 yet offering almost the same hardware with some key features that we'd like to discuss and test in this short review. We are referring to this review as “...
Flawless design and build quality, Excellent keyboard and touchpad performance, Thunderbolt port, G-Sync display, Quality IPS panel, Good cooling system that keeps the chassis cool despite the high inner temperatures, Good battery life for a gaming notebo...
CPU throttling at high CPU and GPU load, Heavy (4.3 kg) and bulky chassis (53 mm thick), The soft-touch plastic is too fragile and attracts fingerprints and smudges...
The notebook features high-quality materials like soft touch plastic and brushed aluminum for the build without any cracks, holes or irregularities around the chassis. The only thing left to be perfected, however, is the size and weight of the machine. Th...
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hitechlegion.com Updated:
2016-10-29 01:28:34
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I don't game on my notebook so, normally, I don't purchase one with a discrete video card, but there have been times that I have wished I had something that would. I'd be able to pass a few hours chatting with friends while gaming on those long flights or...
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At the time reviewing the ASUS ROG G751JY laptop, my primary machine is the MacBook Pro 15 with Retina Display. I moved to Mac 2 years ago and it is so difficult to move back to Windows because the MacBook is sleek, portable and comes with the smooth Mac...
Great cooling system, Solid build, Outstanding gaming performance, Super fast, Good battery life...
The screen won't turn on sometimes, Too heavy and bulky, Mediocre display, Horrible speaker, Unreasonable headphone jack placement...
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"You make bad decisions" said a coworker as I pulled the relatively massive Asus ROG G751JY-DH71 gaming laptop out of my backpack during a recent trip to our home office in New York City. I'm not certain I did.On a table dotted with various ultra-skinny M...
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 Full HD 32 GB DDR3L-SDRAM 2.51 TB HDD+SSD NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 980M Windows 8.1 Black (G751JY-T7036H)")
