In early September, ASUS unveiled new ZenBook laptop models that will feature processors 11 Intel Tiger Lake generation. Attention was also focused on screens, thanks to which we will get more models with OLED matrices or IPS panels with a 3: 2 aspect ratio. One of the most interesting new products is ASUS ZenBook Flip S UX 371 a few days ago it also started in Poland. We, on the other hand, are in a hurry in our premiere test of this device, which looks great visually. Black and gold colors, aluminum housing, quite good processor and a very good, integrated graphics chip. The whole is seasoned with an OLED screen, characterized by excellent blackness and rich colors. The icing on the cake is the support for the ASUS Pen. Is it worth spending close 7500 zlotys for such a configuration? Damian Marusiak

One of the novelties of the Taiwanese manufacturer, which is slowly going on sale in Poland, is the ASUS ZenBook Flip S (UX 371), which uses Intel Tiger Lake processors, Xe Graphics and an OLED matrix (Ultra HD 4K) with 100% coverage of a wide range of DCI-P3 colors and brightness 500 rivets. For people who prefer a Full HD screen, the manufacturer has prepared the ZenBook Flip S UX model 363, which will be equipped with a Full HD 1W screen. In both cases the panel has a diagonal 13, 3 “. The version I tested (the only reviewer in Poland!) Was equipped with an Intel Core i7 processor – 1165 G7 and 4K OLED matrix with HDR support 10.

ASUS ZenBook Flip S UX 371 is a brand new laptop that uses both Intel Tiger processors Lake as well as the 4K OLED matrix.

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One of the new features of the ASUS ZenBook Flip S laptop is undoubtedly the use of Intel Tiger Lake processors (11 Intel Core generation) There was a lot of talk about processors long before their final debut (September 2). First of all, they use the redesigned Willow Cove architecture, based on last year’s Sunny Cove. Mainly the cache subsystem was changed, increasing the number of L1 cache, L2 cache and L3 cache. Moreover, a noticeably improved 10 nm technological process, named 10 nm SuperFin. Name associated primarily with using new SuperF transistors in, which are to allow you to work with a higher clock with lower voltages. The tested version of ASUS has an Intel Core i7 – 1165 G7, equipped with 4 cores and 8 threads. The base clock of the processor is 2.8 GHz with the possibility of increasing in Turbo Boost 2.0 mode to a maximum of 4.7 GHz. Intel Core i7 – 1165 G7 has a default TDP of 28 W. The processor supports not only the Thunderbolt 4 platform, but is also the first to introduce PCIe 4.0 for notebooks. Also supports DDR4 3200 MHz, LPDDR4X 4267 MHz and LPDDR5 5400 MHz – the latter will appear in laptops, however, only next year.

ASUS ZenBook Flip S setup:

• Intel Core i7 processor – 1165 G7 (2.8 GHz – 4.7 GHz)
• 16 GB RAM LPDDR4X 4266 MHz / Dual Channel
• Integrated Intel Iris Xe Graphics
• Matrix 12, 3 “/ glossy OLED / resolution 3840 x 2160 pixels
• Western Digital SN SSD 730 / 1 TB / PCIe x4 Ge interface n.3 NVMe
• Microsoft Windows operating system 10 Pro 2004

Also new is the integrated Intel Iris Xe Graphics (Intel Gen. 12), which for the first time completely severs itself from older architectures and is based on a completely new Xe architecture. Intel Iris Xe Graphics is a representative of the weakest line of Xe-LP (Low Power), which have built-in maximum 96 EU (execution units). This translates into the presence of a total 768 stream processors. The integrated Iris Xe Graphics chip still uses RAM, while the manufacturer is also preparing a dedicated version of the Xe-LP chip called Intel DG1. Unlike the iGPU, it will have its own VRAM of either 3 or 6 GB GDDR6, which in many games will definitely improve the results even further. The new Intel Xe-LP also has low energy consumption and uses the same technological process known as 10 nm SuperFin. The computing power of the new iGPU is 2, 07 TFLOPS, which at least in theory should give priority. In the case of an integrated graphics chip, performance in e.g. games will also be heavily dependent on bandwidth, and therefore on the clock speed of the RAM.

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