With the ASUS ROG Strix SCAR 18 G835LW-SA086W 18-inch gaming laptop, you can step into a new gaming dimension. Thanks to the Intel Core Ultra 9 Series 2 processor, the 32GB DDR5 RAM, and the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 video card, you can fight your way to the top of the online rankings without problems. With this combination, you can play all games smoothly at 60 fps in Quad HD and some games in 4K with DLSS on. In addition, you can add demanding graphics packs and mods like NaturalVision for GTA V to your games. Thanks to the powerful processor and large RAM, you can get started with 3D editing and game design. This way, you can make your own creations in Blender or Unity, for example. You can see the images move smoothly on the large 18-inch ROG Nebula WQXGA screen thanks to the 240Hz refresh rate. You can store all games, media, and other files on the 2TB SSD. With that, you combine a fast loading speed with a large storage space. While you're gaming, you can enjoy a light show thanks to the RGB lighting in your keyboard that's adjustable per key.
Note:
always connect the charger while gaming, or your performance won't be as good and the battery will run out in a few hours.
Advice from our gaming laptop expert:
- Photo editing: suitable
- Video editing: suitable
- Virtual reality: suitable
- Streaming: suitable in 4K
- Game design and 3D animation: suitable
Wondering if the GeForce RTX 5080 video card in this laptop can run your favorite game at high settings (60 fps)? Check the list below to see if this laptop meets the recommended system requirements:
- League of Legends: suitable, also in 4K
- Fortnite: suitable, also in 4K
- EA Sports FC: suitable, also in 4K
- Call of Duty: suitable, also in 4K
- Hogwarts Legacy: suitable, also in 4K with DLSS turned on
- Elden Ring: suitable, also in QHD with DLSS turned on
- Microsoft Flight Simulator: suitable, also in QHD with DLSS turned on
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