00:01 Asus Vivobook16X has strong hardware but lacks in speaker quality and keyboard feel. 02:44 Asus Vivobook 16X lacks expected expandability options 05:27 The ASUS Vivobook 16X is not extremely sturdy for long-term use. 08:14 The Asus Vivobook16X offers significant improvements over the previous model in terms of performance and battery life. 10:43 Asus Vivobook16X is experiencing peeling issues despite minimal handling. 13:37 Be cautious with Asus entry and mid-level laptops 16:02 Consider fully metal laptops for better build quality and durability 18:25 Dedicated GPU not required for video editing 20:36 Consider a Type C charging for convenience and portability. 22:43 Consider other brands for gaming and cooling.
Speakers do kinda suck on mine but I found the audio boost feature in Asus software settings and well, slightly louder but nothing to write hm about. For a Dj laptop though, I’m giving it 100%
I have the AMD Ryzen 9/780M Graphics of this laptop and use it primarily for my dj software and it works perfectly. I’m not a gamer but as a dj we need high end laptops to run the software. I’ve always used AMD. Mine has 2 usb 3.0 slots and 1 usb regular but no card reader. It’s upgradable to 64Gigs as well. Great video breakdown of the product. Are u planning to keep it?
It’s crazy how it’s impossible to get good reviews in regards of daw and Dj software. There needs to be a serato benchmark or something. Especially since stems are around
@@djnes2k7 I’ve tried 8gb ram minimum with a Ryzen 7 and experienced dropouts in audio. Laptop although powerful couldn’t handle STEMS without tweaking the latency so I upgraded the laptop altogether and notice that 16gb ram is the sweet spot. No issues at all and I’m upgrading the ram to 40gb just to be on the safe side. I’m using AMD Ryzen 9/40gb ram and it’s a power house now and half the price of a MAC✌🏾
@@djnes2k7 if the apps are using GPU there will be no problem even premiere easily sees external GPU with nvidia drivers if you dont have dedicated gpu at your laptop that is even better so you wont have any problem overlaping hardware issues ( ı did not have any just needed to restart that was all )
Monitor has light leaks ( for price range could be acceptable ) if you dont need GPU like nvidia you can think about Huawei Matebook series fully aluminum case and perfect 16" screen in my opinion for price range. it is up to you
@@toxicredeye2697 if you have money right device is Zephyrus but if you dont have and plan to have 16" size laptop you can consider. I dont play games without connecting 4K tv or projector so I cand judge the monitor for gameplay I dont think you'll have problem with it. www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/4677vs4274/Intel-i5-12400-vs-AMD-Ryzen-5-5600H. Shows clear winner
@@homecinematech not much gaming just some weekend games like forza gta stray etc but main issue of this laptop is screen bleeding issues or flickering so I was thinking of buying Samsung book 4 i7 1355u 16gb around 650dollar but if u say no issues with screen then I buy those asus laptops then
@@toxicredeye2697 I have light leaks but I dont find it problematic at this price range this was the best I could find you could also think mini pc models like I use ua-cam.com/video/ZH9_FS7Vr-4/v-deo.htmlsi=IUu96-WhkBSmfTRW
If you still have and use this laptop are temprratures very high for this laptop? I regularity experience cpu (i7 12650H) temps around 55degrees just from firefox open. If pushed it easily resches 100 degrees. Is this normal for laptops like this? Should i consider repasting?
00:01 Asus Vivobook16X has strong hardware but lacks in speaker quality and keyboard feel.
02:44 Asus Vivobook 16X lacks expected expandability options
05:27 The ASUS Vivobook 16X is not extremely sturdy for long-term use.
08:14 The Asus Vivobook16X offers significant improvements over the previous model in terms of performance and battery life.
10:43 Asus Vivobook16X is experiencing peeling issues despite minimal handling.
13:37 Be cautious with Asus entry and mid-level laptops
16:02 Consider fully metal laptops for better build quality and durability
18:25 Dedicated GPU not required for video editing
20:36 Consider a Type C charging for convenience and portability.
22:43 Consider other brands for gaming and cooling.
Speakers do kinda suck on mine but I found the audio boost feature in Asus software settings and well, slightly louder but nothing to write hm about. For a Dj laptop though, I’m giving it 100%
I have the AMD Ryzen 9/780M Graphics of this laptop and use it primarily for my dj software and it works perfectly. I’m not a gamer but as a dj we need high end laptops to run the software. I’ve always used AMD. Mine has 2 usb 3.0 slots and 1 usb regular but no card reader. It’s upgradable to 64Gigs as well. Great video breakdown of the product. Are u planning to keep it?
I am planing to use 2.5 - 3 years then change if possible because it is good value for money
It’s crazy how it’s impossible to get good reviews in regards of daw and Dj software. There needs to be a serato benchmark or something. Especially since stems are around
@@djnes2k7 I’ve tried 8gb ram minimum with a Ryzen 7 and experienced dropouts in audio. Laptop although powerful couldn’t handle STEMS without tweaking the latency so I upgraded the laptop altogether and notice that 16gb ram is the sweet spot. No issues at all and I’m upgrading the ram to 40gb just to be on the safe side. I’m using AMD Ryzen 9/40gb ram and it’s a power house now and half the price of a MAC✌🏾
@@djnes2k7 if the apps are using GPU there will be no problem even premiere easily sees external GPU with nvidia drivers if you dont have dedicated gpu at your laptop that is even better so you wont have any problem overlaping hardware issues ( ı did not have any just needed to restart that was all )
Good reviews keep it up
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I am cse student. i can buy this laptop for coding or machine learning. this laptop is good for loge time??
Monitor has light leaks ( for price range could be acceptable ) if you dont need GPU like nvidia you can think about Huawei Matebook series fully aluminum case and perfect 16" screen in my opinion for price range. it is up to you
Hi any screen bleeding issues issues
Should I buy this 16x 144hz i5 12400h or. Pro 15. Amd 5600h. 144z
@@toxicredeye2697 if you have money right device is Zephyrus but if you dont have and plan to have 16" size laptop you can consider. I dont play games without connecting 4K tv or projector so I cand judge the monitor for gameplay I dont think you'll have problem with it.
www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/4677vs4274/Intel-i5-12400-vs-AMD-Ryzen-5-5600H. Shows clear winner
@@homecinematech not much gaming just some weekend games like forza gta stray etc but main issue of this laptop is screen bleeding issues or flickering so I was thinking of buying Samsung book 4 i7 1355u 16gb around 650dollar but if u say no issues with screen then I buy those asus laptops then
@@toxicredeye2697 I have light leaks but I dont find it problematic at this price range this was the best I could find you could also think mini pc models like I use ua-cam.com/video/ZH9_FS7Vr-4/v-deo.htmlsi=IUu96-WhkBSmfTRW
If you still have and use this laptop are temprratures very high for this laptop? I regularity experience cpu (i7 12650H) temps around 55degrees just from firefox open. If pushed it easily resches 100 degrees.
Is this normal for laptops like this? Should i consider repasting?
I am always using it with notebook cooler with 2 big fans while I push the limits
@@homecinematech Oh ok, thanks. I'll look into cooling pads then.
@@aghostofthepast Even my MacAir with i5 gets hotter than yours, so I hink you're good.
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