ASUS launches new notebooks equipped with Ryzen AI 300

ASUS has announced three new notebooks powered by Ryzen AI 300 APUs. Also known as Strix Point, these are AMD’s new Zen 5-based components for laptops.

The newly announced models include two high-end ProArt models and a more affordable Zenbook. Check out some details for each option below.

ASUS ProArt P16: It has a 16” OLED screen with 4K resolution. The processor is a Ryzen AI 9 HX 370, which comes with a dedicated RTX 4070 8GB graphics card. There are 64GB of LPDDR5X RAM and another 2TB of storage via SSD.

The notebook appears in the official ASUS store, with prices starting at US$ 1,900 (R$ 10,700).

ASUS ProArt PX13: A smaller, convertible version of the ProArt. This model features a 13.3” OLED screen with 3K resolution that can be folded behind the notebook for tablet-style use.

It comes with the same Ryzen 9 HX 370 APU, but with an 8GB RTX 4060. Memory drops to 32GB of RAM, and SSD capacity is also halved to 1TB. This model starts at $1,700.

It’s interesting to note that ASUS has opted to equip its ProArt models with dedicated graphics cards to ensure more performance. However, the Ryzen AI 300 line comes with integrated Radeon GPUs.

Zenbook S16: With a greater focus on cost-benefit, this notebook model has two processor options. Buyers can opt for the same Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 APU as the ProArt, or for a Ryzen AI 9 365. There is no dedicated GPU, so this model has integrated Radeon 890M graphics.

The OLED screen is 16” and the RAM memory is between 32 and 24GB, with an additional 1TB of storage. This is the most affordable entry-level notebook among the launches, starting at US$ 1,400 (R$ 7,885).

Via: WCCFTech