Article index:
- 1 – Overview
- 2 – Gallery
- 3 – First Boot
- 4 – System Data: CPU + GPU
- 5 – Graphics Benchmarks
- 6 – Hard Drive Disk Benchmark
- 7 – Burn-in Test
- 8 – Battery Test
- 9 – Conclusion
5 – Graphics Benchmarks
ASUS N550JK comes with NVIDIA R332.35 graphics driver installed. It’s not the latest branch (R340.xx) but it support OpenGL 4.4 and is perfect for all tests I did.
The testbed I used for discrete GPUs (GTX 780, GTX 7540 or HD 7970) is based on a GIGABYTE G.SNIPER M5 motherboard + Intel Core i5 4670K @ 3.4GHz + 16GB of DDR3 @ 1600MHz.
5.1 – 3DMark (2013)
5.1.1 – 3DMark Ice Storm
135899 – MSI Radeon HD 7970![]() |
126800 – ASUS GeForce GTX 750![]() |
104568 – GIGABYTE BRIX GTX 760![]() |
98888 – ASUS N550JK – GeForce GTX 850M![]() |
73517 – Radeon HD 8670D (AMD A10-6800K)![]() |
5.1.2 – 3DMark Cloud Gate
15316 – MSI Radeon HD 7970![]() |
13749 – ASUS N550JK – GeForce GTX 850M![]() |
12688 – ASUS GeForce GTX 750![]() |
10778 – GIGABYTE BRIX GTX 760![]() |
6574 – Radeon HD 8670D (AMD A10-6800K)![]() |
5.1.3 – 3DMark Sky Diver
19947 – EVGA GeForce GTX 780![]() |
11145 – ASUS GeForce GTX 750![]() |
8928 – GIGABYTE BRIX GTX 760![]() |
3219 – ASUS N550JK – GeForce GTX 850M![]() |
5.1.4 – 3DMark Fire Strike
7996 – EVGA GeForce GTX 780![]() |
6032 – EVGA GeForce GTX 680![]() |
3468 – ASUS GeForce GTX 750![]() |
2953 – GIGABYTE BRIX GTX 760![]() |
2765 – ASUS N550JK – GeForce GTX 850M![]() |
1173 – Radeon HD 8670D (AMD A10-6800K)![]() |
5.2 – Alien vs Predator
Settings: Resolution: 1920 x 1080, Texture Quality: 2, Shadow Quality: 3, Anisotropic Filtering: 16, SSAO: ON, Vertical Sync: OFF, DX11 Tessellation: ON, DX11 Advanced Shadows: ON, DX11 MSAA Samples: 1.
97.8 FPS – MSI Radeon HD 7970![]() |
56.3 FPS – ASUS GeForce GTX 750![]() |
42 FPS – GIGABYTE BRIX GTX 760![]() |
35.5 FPS – ASUS N550JK – GeForce GTX 850M![]() |
5.3 – FurMark 1.14
Settings: Preset:1080
4083 points (68 FPS) – EVGA GeForce GTX 780![]() |
3361 points (56 FPS) – MSI Radeon HD 7970![]() |
1409 points (23 FPS) – GIGABYTE BRIX GTX 760![]() |
1340 points (22 FPS) – ASUS GeForce GTX 750![]() |
1020 points (17 FPS) – ASUS N550JK – GeForce GTX 850M![]() |
5.4 – Unigine Valley 1.0
Settings: Extreme HD (1920×1080 fullscreen, 8X MSAA)
56.4 FPS, Score: 2358 – EVGA GeForce GTX 780![]() |
19.6 FPS, Score: 822 – ASUS GeForce GTX 750![]() |
19.5 FPS, Score: 816 – GIGABYTE BRIX GTX 760![]() |
13.5 FPS, Score: 559 – ASUS N550JK – GeForce GTX 850M![]() |
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I got that laptop a month ago and it is really great choice for the money it costs. To be more precise, I’ve got N550JK-CN019D. This particular model has 1T HDD with 7200 RPM, GTX850M with 2GB DDR3 and super-multi DVD (classical DVD RW, not a Blue-ray reader). I agree that DDR5 would be appreciated for the graphics card (this is not a gaming laptop). Also, the multi-touch pad don’t reacts on each tap, but maybe it can be fixed by some driver/patch. All in all, a very nice and cool (literally meaning – cold as metal) laptop. 🙂
This most certainly is a gaming laptop.
I had mine for four months then finally when wow released there new warlords of drainor my NVidia GEFORCE GTX 850 M WASNT WORTH A CRAP