Starting with the specifications, machine included a 16" 4K 60 Hz OLED display, an RTX A3000 12 GB GPU, 32 GB of RAM, and 2 TB of SSD storage. It also had an Intel Core i9-12900H CPU. It's interesting that I/O has an SD card slot, and not just any SD card slot, but a lightning-fast SD Express 7.0 card slot with a transfer rate of about 1 GBps, which professional filmmakers and others will adore. Other additions include a middle-click button for the touchpad (3D modelers rejoice!), 96% AdobeRGB compatibility for the display. 

Benchmarks show that this laptop's A3000 GPU is slower than any other GPU in its class, which is particularly concerning given it asking price of Rs. 3.3 lakh. The W7600 is 10–20% slower in gaming and even in GPU-bound 'pro' applications like 3D rendering in Blender when utilizing the RTX-based Optix renderer when compared to, say, the 3070 Ti in the less expensive ROG Flow X16. similar to video encoding The W7600 only achieves 32 FPS in GPU-intensive games like Metro Exodus Enhanced Edition compared to the Flow X16's 42. 

The CPU on this Windows laptop is also the fastest. Even though it has 20 threads, the Intel Core i9-12900H is a hot, power-hungry CPU. However, ASUS' superior cooling system keeps it cool and operating at top efficiency. This demonstrates obvious advantages over the competition in applications like Photoshop and Lightroom, computational workloads, 3D rendering using the CPU, and even in CPU-intensive games like CS: GO. 

The A3000 is a workstation GPU designed exclusively for use with workstations, and that is what you need to understand about it. It's not designed for gaming, but you can play games on it. It can manage multiple rendering pipelines running simultaneously, accelerate CAD programmes more effectively, and more. It also has more reliable, certified drivers for business apps, among other things. Stability and dependability are more important than pure performance. 

A display that's worth the extra money One of the best displays in its class is what you're getting. Although the 4K OLED ASUS is utilizing is pretty beautiful, calibration is necessary if color accuracy is vital. When calibrated, it supports 97.4% DCI-P3, 96% AdobeRGB, and 100% of the sRGB spectrum. It is not as bright as a 1000-nit 16" MacBook Pro miniLED screen and cannot be used for genuine HDR processes, but it is still one of the brightest displays available right now. 

Along with the laptop, Asus incorporates its distinctive dial. You may use this dial as a secondary control device to access settings fast and change things like brush sizes in Photoshop or timeline zoom in and out in Premiere Pro. This time, the design is more refined. Given the limitations of muscle memory.  

Despite having a cumbersome name, the ASUS ProArt Studiobook Pro W7600 is a sleek and powerful machine with one of the greatest displays and cooling systems in its class. It obviously targets professionals who are aware of their needs with its A3000 GPU.