The complete list of 2023 GeForce GPU power specifications in ROG and TUF Gaming Laptops

The Republic of Gamers has launched a whole arsenal of new gaming laptops to kick off 2023, and we know some of you are dying for the nitty-gritty specs of these machines. Since 2019, ROG has published the clock speeds and Total Graphics Power (TGP) of the GeForce GPUs in our systems. The team hopes that by providing TGP specifications across all of our new 2023 ROG and TUF Gaming laptops, you will be able to make an informed buying decision with your next machine.   

Due to considerations for size and weight, gaming laptops are more of an engineering challenge than traditional desktop components. High performance machines need to carefully balance their total footprint and weight, while ultraportable machines are even more limited with smaller fans and heatsinks. Thanks to world-class engineers, ROG continues to push performance to new heights in 2023 while keeping weight, noise, and temperatures to a minimum. New fan, heatpipe, vapor chamber, and heatsink designs give ROG the edge when it comes to pushing TGP to the limit without sacrificing acoustics. 

That’s why we have four laptop families designed for users of all stripes. Competitive players get top-tier performance from our esports-focused Strix family, while gamers and content creators on the run will prefer the Zephyrus family’s unique blend of power, portability, and style. The Flow series provides unparalleled versatility, with super-slim form factors that connect to our innovative XG Mobile external GPUs. And for value-conscious gamers, TUF Gaming provides excellent bang for your buck.  

Each individual model of laptop can offer a wide range of GPU options, giving you additional flexibility and choice based on the kind of performance you need from your machine. Check out the full table below to find the right mix for your needs. 

Note that certain models may not reach these advertised GPU power unless using Turbo or Manual mode in Armoury Crate. You can read more about Armoury Crate's Manual mode here. In addition, the NVIDIA Control Panel may not show the ROG Boost OC clock speeds noted in this table. Instead, it will show NVIDIA's stock boost clocks, even though the ROG Boost OC is active. You can read more about ROG Boost clocks and how to check them here.

We hope that this information helps you make a more informed purchasing decision, no matter which device you choose. For questions about specific configurations, availability, and pricing in your region, please contact your local ASUS representative.