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1. #Driver asus a6 series entertainment notebook driver#
2. #Driver asus a6 series entertainment notebook pro#
3. #Driver asus a6 series entertainment notebook software#
4. #Driver asus a6 series entertainment notebook Bluetooth#

Asus implements various power profiles on this laptop, allowing the CPU to run at up to 45W of sustained power here. Specs-wise, this is built on an 11th-gen Intel Tiger Lake H35 hardware platform, with the Core i7-11370H mainstream processor on our configuration.

#Driver asus a6 series entertainment notebook software#

Some aspects might change with future software tweaks.

#Driver asus a6 series entertainment notebook driver#

We tested it with the software available as of early November 2021 (BIOS 301, MyAsus 3.0.29.0 app, Nvidia Studio Driver 472.69). What we have here is a Media Review sample provided by Asus, identical to the retail units you can find in stores.

#Driver asus a6 series entertainment notebook pro#

Our test model is a higher-specced variation of the VivoBook Pro 15 K3500 built on an Intel Core i7-11370H 4C/8T processor with Iris Xe graphics, paired with an Nvidia RTX 3050 35-50W dGPU, 16 GB of DDR4-3200 MHz of memory, and 512 GB of middling SSD storage. Furthermore, for some reason, the non-OLED variants only get a smaller 50 Wh battery, compared to the 63 Wh battery on the OLED configurations. There’s also an IPS non-glare screen option, with 400-nits of brightness and 100% sRGB color coverage, but this might only be reserved for the lower-tier K3500PA configurations. Our test unit is also the same OLED panel that we tested on the AMD model here, with the exact same FHD Samsung panel with punchy 100% DCI-P3 colors.

In comparison, the AMD model only gets a data-only USB-C. The only notable difference between this Intel variant and the AMD configurations is the addition of Thunderbolt 4 support here, which means that the USB-C port offers fast data transfer, video via DisplayPort, and the ability to charge the laptop with a USB-C charger. Given this Intel variant is identical in every way to the AMD VivoBook Pro 15 model we already tested last week, I’ll refer you to that article for my thoughts on the design and ergonomics, on the typing experience and clickpad, and on the OLED and IPS screen options available for this series. This VivoBook Pro 15 series is a balanced mid-tier design that checks most of the right boxes, without excelling at any particular aspect. There are also 14-inch variants of these laptops, the VivoBook Pro 14 K3400 series with Intel hardware, up to GTX 1650 graphics, and 16:10 OLED/IPS screens.

#Driver asus a6 series entertainment notebook Bluetooth#

Wireless 6 (Mediatek MT7921), Bluetooth 5.0Ģx USB-A 3.1 gen1, 1x USB-A 2.0, 1x USB-C with Thunderbolt 4 – data, video and charging, HDMI 1.4b, microSD card reader, audio jackĦ3 Wh, 120W barrel-plug charger with quick-chargingģ60 mm or 14.19” (w) x 235 mm or 9.26” (d) x 19.9 mm or 0.78” (h)ģ.7 lbs (1.68 kg)+. Intel Iris Xe + Nvidia GeForce GTX 3050 4GB (35-50W) – on Pro 15 K3500PCġx M.2 PCIe x4 SSD (Intel 660p), single M.2 2280 slot Intel Iris Xe, 96 EUs – on Pro 15 K3500PA Specs as reviewed – Asus VivoBook Pro 15 OLED K3500Īsus VivoBook Pro 15 K3500PC and K3500PA modelsġ5.6 inch, FHD 1920 x 1080 px, 60 Hz, OLED, glossy, non-touch, 400-nits, Samsung SDC4161 panel So let’s find out what this Intel version of the 2021 VivoBook pro 15 series is all about. Our test unit is the K3500PC configuration that pairs an Intel Core i7-11370H processor with 16 GB of RAM and an Nvidia RTX 3050 dGPU, but we’ll also discuss the K3500PA variants in this article, which run on Core processors with Iris Xe iGPUs, as more affordable options starting at around 800 EUR over here. That being the case, we’ll mostly go over the performance of this Intel model in this article, and refer you to our previous review for details on the design, ergonomics, screens, or typing experience. Everything is identical between the AMD – M3500 and Intel – K3500 VivoBook Pro 15s, from the construction to the inputs, internal design, and screen options, with only a slight advantage in IO for the Intel model, which offers Thunderbolt 4 support with USB-C charging and video.