Quote from: RobertJasiek on September 26, 2026, 16:38:36It depends on application scenarios! Some (e.g. LLM) need bandwidth - other (e.g. Deep Learning AI) need, e.g., speed of graphics cores - yet other (e.g. large LLM models) also need sufficient volatile storage - other (e.g. office tasks) need none of that.

Fast RAM benefits all those scenarios. In an ideal world, RAM would be at the same speed as the CPU.

Stuffing a powerhouse GPU like the RTX 5090 into the slim chassis of the Zephyrus G16 is just insane! My old laptop is barely keeping up with modern releases these days, so I'm seriously eyeing this new generation of laptops. It's great to spend time on platforms like that when you're just tired of crunching numbers on clock speeds and teraflops. But what do you think will this new Asus suffer from severe thermal throttling during long gaming sessions?