Asus proart studiobook one: the fastest laptop with quadro rtx

Today, Nvidia and ASUS have announced that Quadro RTX 6000 graphics will be present in upcoming ASUS laptops. For the next IFA , both brands will jointly release up to 11 laptops with RTX graphics inside. However, the protagonist of this news will be the ASUS ProArt StudioBook One , the fastest laptop in the world, apparently.

The world's fastest laptop, the ASUS ProArt StudioBook One

The Nvidia Quadro RTX 6000 graphics will be the heart of the ASUS ProArt StudioBook One and will allow great use for content creation without being pinned to the desktop. These components are specially optimized to handle large amounts of data and processes such as 3D creation, 8K editing or photorealistic images.

Also, you will also have tools to work things like Ray Tracing, an increasingly relevant feature.

RTX Studio mobile devices offer superior features that deliver excellent performance in a slim, portable format.

Content creators and other professionals who have used the mobile platform with Quadro RTX 6000 can take advantage of RTX's advanced features and performance to work on their most important projects anywhere.

- Bob Pette, Vice President of Professional Visualization at Nvidia

Some of the characteristics that this team will bring will be:

• 24 GB of VRAM for heavy workloads The Turing architecture, which enables highly efficient calculations Advanced cooling with fine titanium steam chambers Optimum technology to switch between discrete and integrated graphics High efficiency adapters better than ordinary 300W. 4K 120Hz PANTONE display with 100% AdobeRGB colors.

Likewise, Acer has also joined the trendy by announcing more notebooks to the ConceptD line with Quadro RTX 6000 graphics cards. The most important laptops will have the following characteristics:

On the other hand, we will have more versions of notebooks for content creators, but they will have inferior characteristics. The brands from which we can see these models will be HP, msi, ASUS and Acer, mainly.

What do you think of these new laptops? Does that seem like a good strategy from Nvidia? Share your ideas in the comment box.

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