Asus ROG Flow X16 refreshed with Intel Raptor Lake-H, 135 W RTX 4070, and 240 Hz mini-LED display with Gorilla Glass DXC for better outdoor legibility

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Asus has refreshed the ROG Flow X16 (GV601) with Intel Raptor Lake-H CPUs up to the Core i9-13900H and up to a 135 W Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 Laptop GPU. The ROG Flow X16 now features an improved QHD+ mini-LED display option with a 240 Hz refresh rate and Gorilla Glass DXC coating for added durability and reduced surface reflections for better visibility in bright environments.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Asus-ROG-Flow-X16-refreshed-with-Intel-Raptor-Lake-H-135-W-RTX-4070-and-240-Hz-mini-LED-display-with-Gorilla-Glass-DXC-for-better-outdoor-legibility.678031.0.html

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It matters very little what process is used if they end up with equivalent sized transistors (which they do).  AMD have a SLIGHT edge, but nothing close to what you may imagine from the 5nm - 10 nm gap.

Check out the Hexus article "Intel 14nm and AMD/TSMC 7nm transistors micro-compared" (which i cannot link to)

the relationship between node size, half-pitch, and gate length has significantly loosened since the early 1990s. The XXnm figure reflects process history more than progress, asserts the OC expert, and thus it isn't very useful as a metric to compare between chip makers.