A:AnswerSimple Google searches can provide you videos or benchmarks for this laptop or it's video card. Search on GA502 Asus Benchmark. Add Fortnite or Rocket League to your search terms. Quickly looking at one YT vid, you can get >100FPS in Medium on Fortnite.
A:AnswerYes there are 2 m.2 slot that are easelly accessable a week after I purchase mine I even added a extra 1 tb intell 660p m.2 drive. You do need another screw to hold down the 2nd slot available online or at microcenter make sure you put the same screws in the same slot there are 2 different sizes on the bottom cover.
A:AnswerYes you absolutely can. However, when charging with usb-c make sure your charging adapter is 65 watts. Do not expect to play heavy games while charging through usb c either as the system components are not getting enough wattage to run at their peak performance.
A:AnswerHi, I have not personally tested its endurance but according to Notebookcheck review, they are able to get 8 hrs of normal browsing and video streaming on balanced profile at 50% brightness. This laptop has 76Wh battery.
Source: https://www.notebookcheck.net/Asus-ROG-Zephyrus-G-GA502DU-Ryzen-7-3750H-GTX-1660-Ti-Max-Q-Laptop-Review.421577.0.html
A:AnswerHi, I would suggest replacing the Realtek NIC that came with this laptop. I'm not sure what exact model(s) are compatible but it's a standard m.2 interface. The stock NIC is not only slow (I'm only getting 3-4 Mbps dl speeds on my 6-7 Mbps internet) but it constantly loses connection with my router that is less than 30ft away. I highly recommend an upgrade.
A:AnswerI don’t see why not, but I also haven’t tried. You may be interested in WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux or something) which I believe is a new windows 10 feature. Basically gives you an Ubuntu terminal in Windows
A:AnswerIt has a second M.2 slot, but only support PCIe 3x2. If you upgrade, don't spend money on the faster NVMe PCIe 3x4 SSDs. Asus capped the bandwidth to half it's full potential.
A:AnswerVIPS is most likely tn, although there are good tn panels such as the 120hz ones on msi raider laptops.
This panel is 45% ntsc and is decent, although not good as 72% ntsc found on true ips panels
