Additionally, at the time of writing, only Adobe Creative Cloud Suite (Photoshop, Lightroom, Premiere Pro After Effect…) is supported. We hope that Asus will allow us to use this tool later (giving a real added value to the second screen) from other tool software, especially from Black Magic Design like Da Vinci Resolve.
Another very practical addition, but very trivial, is that when you move a window, the appearance of the overlay automatically allows it to be displayed in the bottom panel of the full screen (or where the reverse window is located) or to extend it to the entire display area provided by the two screens. This feature is convenient and never annoying.
Performance: Is the Core i7-1165G7 sufficient for editing?
Apparently positioning an ultraportable device in the creativity category is dangerous acrobatics. These devices are often characterized by the presence of low-consumption components that have the advantage of increasing automation, but while delivering risky performance.
For its 2021 ZenBook Duo 14, Asus believes the solution is to use the Intel Core i7-1165G7 processor at its maximum DTP. Understand here, Intel’s new chip is not limited to DTP’s 12W (like this) Genbook Flip S, tested here, For example): It uses its full 28 W, with the promise of generous performance. The Tiger Lake processor from Intel also features the latest generation IGPU integration based on the X graphics architecture. Let’s see if this configuration allows Zenbook Duo 14 2021 to work better on creative software.
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