I will analyze the device on the bones, then what the author of the review chose not to focus on the public:
What is immediately striking is a completely disgusting tuning memory in BIOS. Memory throughput below the norm for DDR5 4800 for monstrous 25-27%!!! If in the office "miracle" from Dell to this, a little gritting teeth, not pay attention, but in the "gaming laptop" ... hmm.
About the "best gaming screen" - for miniLED, and even in gloss 4500:1, so so, especially with "blooming". Response for "165Hz", frankly big, 11ms on B2W/G2G - this is below 100fps in reality. Well, in general, yes, a suitable screen. If it were not glossy...
Well, I'll go (with pleasure) once again with the crooked resolution of the 2560x. What do we see in review even for old games? For GTA V, system barely draws only 83fps (is it in the ultra quality or not for 2560x?). In new games, even 60fps cannot be pulled out. Well, what does the player need this? And if there were 3840x2400, then a simple holistic resize to 1920x1200, the owner would receive much larger FPS in fresh games. Yes, and video/cinema in FHD (if there was no source in 4K) watch with perfect sharpness much more pleasant then blurring picture in 2560x for fhd (and 4k video too), do not find?
That's why I don't understand why manufacturers with a donkey stubbornness install something except 4K@120Hz from the same AUO, which, as far as I know, have been in such a resolution for a year already. Is it really at a price of 3000 euros, Asus did not extend (greed or inability to order a large batch?) to install the 4K@120Hz panel to series? If they were even sold in retail at Aliexpress at a price of about $130-150 in 2021...
And of course, the lack of RJ45, however, is completely shameful for the "game laptop", where the reaction time is critical, and what stability can you speak on Wi-Fi?
Well, the laptop is noisy for light load. It start fans even with consuming only 29-30W! Asus, how so? Although the weight is funny only 2kg, which means radiators are also toy in mass. Here you have an explanation why the "gaming laptop" cannot fundamentally weigh less than 2.8-3kg for 16"+. You want less noise - you need a larger volume of the case and weight of radiators.
Well, the temperature, despite the wild noise in the games is big - 55C near the electronics of the panel. Well, at least the exhaust does not seem to be on panel, otherwise at 55C+ it would be fatal for it..
Well and natural question for ASUS - where, damn it, USB40 ports, promised to us from AMD in the 6xxx series? Lenovo, at least, in part of the series (Legion) brought it out, and what are you?