Asus's gaming laptops aren't seeing major refreshes at Computex, but they're being bumped to some of Nvidia's latest laptop silicon. At the Taipei tradeshow, the company is adding the RTX 5060 to a number of its existing laptops, including the ROG Strix G16, the Zephyrus G14, and the TUF Gaming F16, A16, and A18.
The TUF A14 (a laptop we mostly liked when we tested it) is getting a slight change. Asus says the laptop’s total system wattage is now up to 130W in manual mode (35 for the CPU, 95W for the GPU), but from what I can see on Asus’ product page, the laptop was already able to achieve this. But perhaps it was in a different power mode, as Asus expressly states the 130W number will now be achievable in Manual Mode.
The company has also added an air intake through the keyboard, which we’re told both improves cooling and helps lower the keyboard’s surface temperature for more comfortable gaming.
