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ASUS TUF Gaming A14 FA401KM-RG013X Jaeger Gray metallic - Gaming Laptop

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Rated 15/03/2026, variant ASUS TUF Gaming A14 FA401KM-RG013X Jaeger Gray metallic
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power
speed
battery life
display
quality workmanship
light
powerful 200W charger
USB-C charging
best laptop
size just right
games at maximum resolution
mega machine
maximum satisfaction
game profiles
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Tomáš, Chebflag
Rated 24/02/2026, variant ASUS TUF Gaming A14 FA401KM-RG013X Jaeger Gray metallic
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At the time of writing this review, I have about 2 months of occasional use on the laptop (I work mainly on a desktop PC) and a week-long trip abroad. I'll start with gaming, since this is a gaming laptop after all, the performance is just right for an RTX 5060 - I would usually recommend the RTX 5050 model at normal prices, but I snagged this at a good discount. The Ryzen AI 350 processor may only have 8 cores (and 4 of those are "small"), but it's often better for gaming than the higher-end Ryzen AI HX 370, since it's a single 8-core CCX, while the HX 370 is 4+8, which games don't like very much (same reason why desktop 12-core Ryzen is usually slower than 8-core - 6+6 vs 8). In Asus ArmoryCrate you can set CPU power profiles up to 80W (why? 40W is already too much) and graphics from 40W to 90W - the 5060 will need 70W for more demanding games, but for many games even 40W will be enough, and in this configuration the laptop is quiet enough that I could play it on the train and no one would bother (but beware! train sockets are usually only 50W, don't blow the fuses! ). Overall, I'm very surprised what Asus has done with the cooling. Then for normal use - the ability to completely disable dedicated graphics is something amazing. In ArmoryCrate you switch the GPU profile to ECO Mode and the RTX 5060 ceases to exist, you have an ultrabook out of it, you don't have to worry about some app deciding to light up that RTX 5060 and cut the battery life in half, even NVIDIA drivers will tell you that you don't have NVIDIA graphics. And best of all, there's no need to restart your laptop! Yes, it's a few extra clicks, but if you only play on your laptop occasionally, it's a great option, as even when the graphics aren't in use and are only in sleep/standby, they draw some 2W, which is a lot for a laptop. Combined with the MUX Switch you basically have all the combinations - switching the diplay directly to dedicated graphics can be up to +30% FPS in my testing, depending on the game, so it's a pretty important feature. Last but not least, I want to point out the great implementation of sleep mode, the laptop just clicks and immediately goes to sleep, in which it consumes about 2-4% of the battery every 10 hours, and after some time (about a day? ) when the laptop is asleep, it automatically goes into hibernation. I've had ultrabooks, gaming laptops, 2in1 laptops, I even have a working Snapdragon X Elite Thinkpad and with all of those, this Asus TUF A14 has the best standby implementation and lowest sleep consumption. A bit of a shame that Asus has made it worse again on the 2026 models, as they will have Ryzen AI 10-core, which has the same issues as the 2024 model with the HX 370 12-core - gaming performance will be weird due to the two CCX and consumption will also be a bit worse. And that Ryzen AI Max+ 392 model is going to be even worse, as it absolutely won't match the GPU ECO mode in power consumption, but that one at least has the big memory argument for graphics. Overall, I can highly recommend this notebook, but only if you use it "properly" - if you want to exclusively play, so buy a more powerful notebook for half, on the price / performance ratio this TUF A14 classic gaming notebooks will not beat. If you want an ultrabook so also buy a similar one cheaper (better for the same price I would not be so sure, those keyboards and dipleje are not much better). But if you want an ultrabook that can also play games when it needs to, or accelerate a small AI model, or edit video, I think it's an unbeatable laptop, it's just, like all high-end laptops, quite overpriced, so I recommend waiting for discounts.
TL; DR: If you want a "laptop for everything", including gaming, that doesn't have the typical negatives of gaming laptops, this is it.
Premium though plastic laptop body, metal top cover
Comfortable "non-sweating" plastic
Currently the lightest laptop with dedicated graphics
Super performance
Quiet and even super quiet after adjusting the fan curves (more in the text of the review)
Great battery life (and top in the category of "gaming" laptops) - approx. 8-10h of active use on integrated graphics
Great implementation of standby/sleep/hibernate (more in the review text)
165Hz 16:10 display is completely flicker-free
MUX Switch for switching the internal display between integrated and dedicated graphics (via NVIDIA Control Panel)
Option to completely disable dedicated graphics for instant conversion to an ultrabook (more in the review text)
100W charging via left USB-C
Left USB-C on integrated graphics, right USB-C on dedicated graphics
200W GaN charger is compact and relatively lightweight
2x M.2 2280 slots, but beware, only single-sided SSDs!
The Realtek WiFi chipset is fast and seamless, I had an Intel AX210 ready to swap but haven't done it yet
The keyboard is quiet, but for me it could click a little more
Touchpad perfect and large
Radeon drivers sometimes crash, unfortunately pretty standard with AMD APUs
Speakers not much
The battery could be a bit bigger considering the price and class of the laptop
100W USB-PD on only one of the two USB-C ports
The second M.2 slot is only PCIe 4.0x 2, but for me it doesn't matter
Fingerprints stick to the cover, but that's standard for dark metal surfaces
The keyboard could click a bit more for me, but again it is very quiet
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Michal, Jihlavaflag
Rated 23/01/2026, variant ASUS TUF Gaming A14 FA401KM-RG013X Jaeger Gray metallic
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The perfect machine for many years to come with the latest HW
High-resolution anti-glare display
dimensions and metal housing including weight
performance of CPU, iGPU and dGPU pleasantly surprised
pretty quiet under light load (and fan speed adjustment via curve)
USB-C 4.0 which can also charge the laptop
2x m.2 nvme slot
Main for me using the problematic WiFi module Realtek 8852 CE which is very picky and problematic when using 6GHz network, I replaced with the proven Intel AX210 which runs completely without problems
average SSD that is oem from sandisk
armoury crate which is an insane monolith in terms of resources it needs, I recommend replacing it with opensource Ghelper which handles 95% of armoury crate and takes literally a few megabytes
I expected more from the BIOS settings, just the basic stuff
the charger is quite large but this is to be expected
limited Linux support so far
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Petr, Holešovflag
Rated 07/01/2026, variant ASUS TUF Gaming A14 FA401KM-RG013X Jaeger Gray metallic
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pleasant dimensions and light weight
full working day (6-8 hours) on battery if required, possibly longer if used passively
completely silent during light work and relatively quiet even under load
profiles that can be used to determine which graphics the system will use when and for what
fairly decent performance even without full use of nvidia vga
possibility to add one extra SSD
slightly uneven backlight on the edge (only visible in the dark with a black screen)
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Jiří, Pohořeliceflag
Rated 14/12/2025, variant ASUS TUF Gaming A14 FA401KM-RG013X Jaeger Gray metallic
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power
second NVME SSD option
Long battery life in ECO mode, up to 7 hours of video watching
weighs 1.5 kilos only
Charging via USB-C
USB-C charging option could be on both connectors, i.e. also on the right side
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