Best Gamers Laptop

The G Series from ASUS is familiar to many gamers to which it is really dedicated and it is very appreciated by reviewers for the exceptional hardware and the performances in tests. We already have a review of the most powerful G series but we’ll have one soon because we had in our hands the most spectacular from the G series laptops, the G53JW gaming laptop equipped with the 3D Vision technology from Nvidia. In terms of technical specifications there are only some differences from our previous review so we won’t insist too much on these and we will talk about what it makes it different: the 3D technology incorporated by the younger brother of G73.

It is not the first time when a laptop from ASUS is incorporating the 3D technology from Nvidia and we have to mention about G51 which was one of the hottest tests of a hot summer and a world premier in this domain. G53 is an evolution and not only in design which has elements reminding of a famous bomber, but with the hardware equipment. If G51 came with the ordinary dongle next to the 3D glasses, G53 alarms you a bit when you take them from the box because you only find the glasses. Initially we thought that the guys from ASUS forgot to put it in the box but we discovered that it just does not have that, all the functions of the dongle are already integrated in the video card of the laptop.

If on G71 we had Full High definition resolution with 1920 x 1080 pixels, G53 goes on 720p. The screen is very pretentious when talking about viewing angles which are pretty limited in 3D. Of course it’s not hard to adjust your position when you play a game and you’re on the screen with the head shot fever, but when you see a movie and you relax it is possible to reach in a position where you see some parts of the screen darken.

G53JW is obviously a gaming laptop and this does not sound so good when you want to carry it after you at the office because it weighs 3.3 Kg so we recommend searching for other versions for mobility.

If you like this gaming laptop you can find more about it on ASUS Homepage.