The Asou Scott Gaming Laptop Review: A Look at Its Performance in Various Games

Testing the Nvidia 1070 Graphics with the Susur's/Boost Mode Enabled

We began by testing the Nvidia drivers with the susur's / boost mode enabled, which boosts the power limit of the CPU and increases the fan speed. This allowed us to see how well the laptop would perform with this feature enabled. The results were impressive, as we were able to average above 100 FPS in games even at epic settings. In one test, we used the replay feature and set the game to high settings, which resulted in frame rates that exceeded the refresh rate of the display. Similarly, in Overwatch, we saw 1% low results at medium settings that were above the refresh rate of the display, indicating smooth performance.

Overwatch Testing with Epic Settings

We tested Overwatch playing in the practice range and again in epic settings, and the results were very nice. Even in max settings, the game ran excellent, with 1% lows not too far below the refresh rate of the display. This showed that the laptop was capable of handling demanding games at high settings.

Shadow of the Tomb Raider Testing

We tested Shadow of the Tomb Raider using the built-in benchmark and found that it performed a bit better than the MSI GE62 Dive, which was recently tested with the same hardware. The results were encouraging, as we saw smooth performance even in max settings.

CSGO Testing

Using the Aletta chol benchmark, we tested CSGO and found that the frame rates were actually pretty decent for this hardware combination. At Ultra settings, 1% lows averaged above 60 FPS, making it quite playable.

Rainbow Six Siege Testing

We tested Rainbow Six Siege using the built-in benchmark and saw great results. The frame rates at all setting levels were impressive, with 1% lows at highest setting levels not far behind the refresh rate of the display.

Far Cry 5 Testing

Using the and benchmark, we found that Far Cry 5 was another game that performed well with this hardware combination. Averages for 1% low were above 60, and frame rates were high even at fairly high settings.

Assassin's Creed Origins Testing

We tested Assassin's Creed Origins using the built-in benchmark and saw great results. The frame rates were good, especially considering that we don't think a high frame rate is necessary to play this game.

Dota 2 Testing with Intensive Replay

Using a fairly intensive replay for Dota 2, we saw decent performance compared to other laptops. The results were not the same as actually playing the game, but they were still impressive.

Battlefield 1 Testing

We tested Battlefield 1 in the first campaign mission and found that it ran well at all setting levels. The 1% loads were quite high, and there wasn't much CPU throttling, indicating smooth performance.

Watchdogs 2 Testing with Ultra Settings

Despite being a demanding game, we found that Watchdogs 2 was still playable even at Ultra settings. Averages for 60 FPS made it an impressive result.

Ghost Recon Testing with Built-in Benchmark

We tested Ghost Recon using the built-in benchmark and saw great results. The game is typically not played at high settings, but this laptop ran well even at Ultra settings.

The Witcher 3 Testing

We tested The Witcher 3 playing great at anything below ultra. Even at Ultra settings, it was still definitely playable. Stepping down to High settings showed a noticeable jump in frame rates.

Doom Testing with Vulcan

Using Vulcan, we found that Doom ran perfectly smooth for us while playing even on Ultra settings. Frame rates were high, and 1% lows were above 100 FPS.

Shadow of War Testing with Built-in Benchmark

We tested Shadow of War using the built-in benchmark and saw great results. Low settings averaged above the refresh rate of the display, making it a great option for those who want to play demanding games at lower settings.

Ashes of the Singularity Testing with DirectX 12

Using DirectX 12, we tested Ashes of the Singularity and found that the results were better than many other laptops with similar specs. The performance was impressive, especially in games that don't require high frame rates.

The Asou Scott Gaming Laptop Performance Summary

Based on our tests, it seems that the Nvidia 1070 graphics are a great option for those looking to run games above 100 FPS. With the 144 Hertz 1080p screen and this hardware combination, we were able to achieve smooth performance in various games. While some games may require stepping down settings to maintain frame rates, the Asou Scott Gaming Laptop still delivered impressive results.

In conclusion, our tests showed that the Asou Scott Gaming Laptop is a great option for gamers who want high-performance laptops without sacrificing smoothness. The Nvidia 1070 graphics, combined with the laptop's cooling system, allow for fast and efficient performance even in demanding games.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enthe asou Scot to gaming laptop has some pretty nice specs but how well does it perform in games I've been shocked 16 different games at all setting levels to show you how well it runs and hope you decide if it's worth it just quickly before we jump into the benchmark results I'll cover off the specs in my unit there's an Intel i7 87 58 CPU nvidia 1070 graphics and 32 gig of memory running at ddr4 2666 single channel it's also got a 144 hertz screen so we'll be able to see which games are actually able to take advantage of the high refresh rate panel other than that I was running Windows 10 and these Nvidia drivers with the susur's / boost mode enabled which boosts the power limit of the CPU - 45 watt TDP and increases the fan speed so let's see how well it runs for tonight was tested with the replay feature and even an epic settings were averaging above 100 FPS with high settings getting us above the refresh rate of the display while the 1% low results at medium settings are above it so it's running very smoothly overwatch was tested playing in the practice range and again in epic settings the results are very nice with even the 1% alone not too far below the refresh rate of the display it played excellent even in max settings shadow of the Tomb Raider was tested with the built-in benchmark still a new at idle for me so not much to compare it with though it is performing a bit better than the msi ge62 dive recently tested with the same hardware so seems like good results hub G was tested using the replay feature and although this is a less optimized game I thought the frame rates were actually pretty decent with 1% lows at Ultra settings still averaging above 60 fps so quite playable with good settings csgo was tested using the Aletta chol benchmark and the results were again pretty nice for this hardware combination compared to what the laptops tested Rainbow six siege was tested with the built-in bench mark and was another that read well at basically all setting levels with 1% lows at highest setting levels not far behind the refresh rate of the display so even the dips in performance are pretty good far cry 5 was also tested with the and benchmark once again pretty good results from this test above 60 averages for 1% low when fairly high average frame rates Assassin's Creed origins was another that was tested with the built-in benchmark and again pretty good frame rates for this test especially considering that I don't think you really need a high frame rate to play this one dota 2 was tested using a fairly intensive replay so this should be a worst-case scenario these results are not the same as actually playing the game and for this test the results were pretty decent compared to other laptops as there wasn't quite as much CPU throttling here testing battlefield 1 in the first campaign mission ran well at all setting levels and again the 1% loads are quite high well they're not too different between the different setting levels but I found it to play great even at Ultra settings watchdogs 2 was a demanding game although it doesn't really need a high frame rate to play but despite this even at Ultra settings were able to average 60 FPS which is pretty impressive Ghost Recon is another demanding game and was tested using the built-in benchmark pretty much no laptop will really play this well at Ultra settings but should run well at low levels The Witcher 3 played great at anything below ultra it was still definitely playable at Ultra settings but just felt nice as stepping down slightly to high settings as shown by the jump in frame rates doom was tested using Vulcan and as usual fairly high frame rates for this game it ran perfectly smooth for me while playing even on ultra settings with 1% lows still above 100 FPS shadow of war was tested with the built-in bench mark and again pretty good results with low settings averaging above the refresh rate of the panel though I don't think you need super high frame rates to enjoy it ashes of the singularity was tested using the built-in benchmark with DirectX 12 and the results for the most part are better than novel laptops with same specs I've tested all of the games tested are giving us pretty nice results I think Nvidia 1070 graphics are a really great option if you're looking at running games above 100 FPS a good match for the 144 Hertz 1080p screen in the scar 2 although it does of course depend on the specific game and the setting levels in use as we've just seen I haven't yet tested under vaulting or overclocking as this will vary between laptop based on the hardware but I'll cover those in future videos along with detailed temperature testing this is just how the laptop performs out of the box in a number of different games as this is likely how most people will probably end up using it don't worry there I'll definitely cover the more advanced stuff too so how do you guys think the asou scott to gaming laptop did in these games as we saw it can run them all no problem most of them with mac settings and still fairly high settings are playable and the more intensive titles the 144 hertz screen paired with the 1070 graphics allowed us the ability to get higher frame rates let me know what you guys thought down in the comments and don't forget to subscribe for the full review of the asou scott 2 gaming laptop as well as future tech videos like this onethe asou Scot to gaming laptop has some pretty nice specs but how well does it perform in games I've been shocked 16 different games at all setting levels to show you how well it runs and hope you decide if it's worth it just quickly before we jump into the benchmark results I'll cover off the specs in my unit there's an Intel i7 87 58 CPU nvidia 1070 graphics and 32 gig of memory running at ddr4 2666 single channel it's also got a 144 hertz screen so we'll be able to see which games are actually able to take advantage of the high refresh rate panel other than that I was running Windows 10 and these Nvidia drivers with the susur's / boost mode enabled which boosts the power limit of the CPU - 45 watt TDP and increases the fan speed so let's see how well it runs for tonight was tested with the replay feature and even an epic settings were averaging above 100 FPS with high settings getting us above the refresh rate of the display while the 1% low results at medium settings are above it so it's running very smoothly overwatch was tested playing in the practice range and again in epic settings the results are very nice with even the 1% alone not too far below the refresh rate of the display it played excellent even in max settings shadow of the Tomb Raider was tested with the built-in benchmark still a new at idle for me so not much to compare it with though it is performing a bit better than the msi ge62 dive recently tested with the same hardware so seems like good results hub G was tested using the replay feature and although this is a less optimized game I thought the frame rates were actually pretty decent with 1% lows at Ultra settings still averaging above 60 fps so quite playable with good settings csgo was tested using the Aletta chol benchmark and the results were again pretty nice for this hardware combination compared to what the laptops tested Rainbow six siege was tested with the built-in bench mark and was another that read well at basically all setting levels with 1% lows at highest setting levels not far behind the refresh rate of the display so even the dips in performance are pretty good far cry 5 was also tested with the and benchmark once again pretty good results from this test above 60 averages for 1% low when fairly high average frame rates Assassin's Creed origins was another that was tested with the built-in benchmark and again pretty good frame rates for this test especially considering that I don't think you really need a high frame rate to play this one dota 2 was tested using a fairly intensive replay so this should be a worst-case scenario these results are not the same as actually playing the game and for this test the results were pretty decent compared to other laptops as there wasn't quite as much CPU throttling here testing battlefield 1 in the first campaign mission ran well at all setting levels and again the 1% loads are quite high well they're not too different between the different setting levels but I found it to play great even at Ultra settings watchdogs 2 was a demanding game although it doesn't really need a high frame rate to play but despite this even at Ultra settings were able to average 60 FPS which is pretty impressive Ghost Recon is another demanding game and was tested using the built-in benchmark pretty much no laptop will really play this well at Ultra settings but should run well at low levels The Witcher 3 played great at anything below ultra it was still definitely playable at Ultra settings but just felt nice as stepping down slightly to high settings as shown by the jump in frame rates doom was tested using Vulcan and as usual fairly high frame rates for this game it ran perfectly smooth for me while playing even on ultra settings with 1% lows still above 100 FPS shadow of war was tested with the built-in bench mark and again pretty good results with low settings averaging above the refresh rate of the panel though I don't think you need super high frame rates to enjoy it ashes of the singularity was tested using the built-in benchmark with DirectX 12 and the results for the most part are better than novel laptops with same specs I've tested all of the games tested are giving us pretty nice results I think Nvidia 1070 graphics are a really great option if you're looking at running games above 100 FPS a good match for the 144 Hertz 1080p screen in the scar 2 although it does of course depend on the specific game and the setting levels in use as we've just seen I haven't yet tested under vaulting or overclocking as this will vary between laptop based on the hardware but I'll cover those in future videos along with detailed temperature testing this is just how the laptop performs out of the box in a number of different games as this is likely how most people will probably end up using it don't worry there I'll definitely cover the more advanced stuff too so how do you guys think the asou scott to gaming laptop did in these games as we saw it can run them all no problem most of them with mac settings and still fairly high settings are playable and the more intensive titles the 144 hertz screen paired with the 1070 graphics allowed us the ability to get higher frame rates let me know what you guys thought down in the comments and don't forget to subscribe for the full review of the asou scott 2 gaming laptop as well as future tech videos like this one\n"