ASUS ROG G751JY Laptop Review: G-Sync Gaming On The Go
Performance: Batman: Arkham Origins and Bioshock Infinite
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We've chosen not to update to Batman: Arkham Knight until the game's engine has the majority of its bugs and kinks worked out and Warner Bros. Interactive re-releases it to Steam.
We expected the ASUS G751JY-DB72 to crush our real-world gaming benchmarks, and it didn't disappoint. It averaged 152 frames per second in Batman: Arkham Origins, and when scenes got busy, it still never dropped below 101 FPS.
One thing you'll notice is this year's model with G-Sync trailed the 2014 configuration by a few frames. They sport the same hardware, save for a slightly faster CPU and of course G-Sync functionality in the newer version. So why does it trail the 2014 setup? There are a number of things that could explain the measly 3 FPS difference, including margin of error, drivers, and background tasks. Given that the scores are so close to each other, we're not concerned with the difference.
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Here again we see the two G751JY laptops perform within just a few frames of each other, both of which are within striking distance of the Alienware system when attached to its graphics amplifier. The difference is negligible, though the advantage of the G751JY is that there's no bulky accessory to reach this level of performance.