What's the current alternative of this without discrete graphics?
Namely, AMD Ryzen Zen 5,
Don't care about thinness but good thermals, keyboard and trackpad.
Crisp screen with high brightness. No need for 120Hz.
Long battery life.
Works well with Linux.

Quote from: Steve1 on August 01, 2024, 21:59:40What's your fun in demonstrating you are stupid and stubborn to community.
It was just a bit funny to watch how you got yourself into the minipc+display logic trap and then had to turn on your heels.

Yes... tablet is just what you decide is a tablet. If it's thicker, it's no longer a tablet, it's a miniPC+display. Great job! 👍

Quote from: toortle on August 01, 2024, 21:43:24Nice spamming guys 👏 Are your lives really so boring that arguing here is the most exciting thing to do?

Yes.  I don't mind having a boring life.  What's it like to shame others, though?

Quote from: heffeque on August 01, 2024, 21:55:24I'm actually having fun. It's entertaining 😝

What's your fun in demonstrating you are stupid and stubborn to community.
It was just a bit funny to watch how you got yourself into the minipc+display logic trap and then had to turn on your heels.

Quote from: toortle on August 01, 2024, 21:43:24Nice spamming guys 👏 Are your lives really so boring that arguing here is the most exciting thing to do?

I'm actually having fun. It's entertaining 😝

Quote from: toortle on August 01, 2024, 21:43:24Nice spamming guys 👏 Are your lives really so boring that arguing here is the most exciting thing to do?

Does this toxic comment make you feel better and more important.

Nice spamming guys 👏 Are your lives really so boring that arguing here is the most exciting thing to do?

Quote from: heffeque on August 01, 2024, 19:51:08That laptop 2-in-1 isn't that thick. You can continue ranting about it. I'm sure Asus will take note of your rant.

You've already got yourself into logic trap with a minipc attached to the back of a display, but still keep double-downing?
That convertible laptop is not 2-in-1 and it's VERY thick (3 plus times thicker) and hefty compared to actual tablets. There's no "tablet" in it, it's a misleading marketing.

Quote from: Steve1 on August 01, 2024, 18:57:18Yeah so here you basically have miniPC the size bigger than display attached to the back of the display. So even in your terms - as it's much bigger than compute stick - it's not a tablet, even "more or less".

That laptop 2-in-1 isn't that thick. You can continue ranting about it. I'm sure Asus will take note of your rant.

Hi!

would it be please possible to update DPC latencies once LatencyMon start working?
I am especially interested becvause this one is advertised as studio notebook but I am afraid that due to too high latencies it will not be usable for audio production/live plays.

many thanks in advance!

Quote from: heffeque on August 01, 2024, 18:43:41If the mini-PC is thin enough, like a "compute stick", then more or less yes.

Yeah so here you basically have miniPC the size bigger than display attached to the back of the display. So even in your terms - as it's much bigger than compute stick - it's not a tablet, even "more or less".

Quote from: Steve1 on August 01, 2024, 18:36:48Thickness and weight aren't enough difference for you? 14 inch display with duct taped minipc on the back is also a tablet in you books?

If the mini-PC is thin enough, like a "compute stick", then more or less yes.

Quote from: heffeque on August 01, 2024, 17:39:08What's the difference other than thickness/weight.

Thickness and weight aren't enough difference for you? 14 inch display with duct taped minipc on the back is also a tablet in you books?

Quote from: Steve1 on August 01, 2024, 17:07:08No, it's a folded backwards laptop.
Don't be a marketing tool.

What's the difference other than thickness/weight.
Why do you seem angry. Are you OK?

Yeah, "several laptops", nothing confirmed or verified at all. I used to have an AMD laptop, it died. It must mean that all AMD-based laptops are dying, right? Like AMD, Apple or Qualcomm are not known to have officially confirmed design flaws at all in their mobile chips... 

But when it comes to dealing with major chipset manufacturers whether Intel, AMD or Apple and there's flaws going on with either of their chipsets, there's no such thing as few or several devices having it.