| Release year | 2025 | 2025 |
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| Model and configuration | G635LX · Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX · RTX 5090 Laptop GPU ASUS's US spec page shows two G635LX configurations: Windows 11 Home, 1×32 GB, 1 TB, and Windows 11 Pro, 2×16 GB, 2 TB. The G635LW with the RTX 5080 Laptop GPU is a separate model. ASUS | — |
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| Operating system | Windows 11 Home or Windows 11 Pro (depending on configuration) ASUS | — |
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| Processor | Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX; 24 cores (8 P + 16 E), 24 threads, up to 5.4 GHz, 36 MB cache Intel rates the chip at 55 W base and 160 W maximum turbo power. In this laptop ASUS allocates 55 W to the CPU in Turbo mode and an extra 25 W in Manual mode; its graphic shows up to 80 W for the CPU. ASUS | AMD Ryzen AI 9 365 (10 cores / 20 threads, up to 5.0 GHz); 50 TOPS NPU The NPU runs Copilot+ AI features at low power, separately from the CPU and GPU. Razer |
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| NPU | Intel AI Boost, up to 13 TOPS TOPS is trillions of operations per second the neural accelerator can perform (Int8). 13 TOPS is below the 40 TOPS Microsoft asks for Copilot+ PCs. ASUS | — |
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| Graphics | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 Laptop GPU; ROG Boost 1647 MHz at 175 W (150 W + 25 W Dynamic Boost); 24 GB GDDR7 175 W is the ceiling including 25 W Dynamic Boost shifted to the GPU when the CPU is lightly loaded; it is not a constant draw in every game. The RTX 5090 Laptop GPU is not the desktop RTX 5090. Graphics memory is soldered. ASUS | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Laptop GPU; 8 GB GDDR7; 100 W sustained TGP, 115 W with Dynamic Boost The RTX 5070 Laptop is the strongest option in the Blade 14; RTX 5060 Laptop versions are also sold. Dynamic Boost shifts 15 W of the power budget to the GPU when CPU load is low. G-Sync is enabled in the NVIDIA Control Panel. Razer |
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| GPU switching | NVIDIA Advanced Optimus and Dynamic Boost (Max-Q technologies) Advanced Optimus can route the panel straight to the discrete GPU when a game starts without a reboot, and fall back to integrated graphics on the desktop to save battery. ASUS | — |
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| Display | 16-inch 2560×1600 (16:10) ROG Nebula HDR Mini LED; 240 Hz, 3 ms, 100% DCI-P3, anti-glare ASUS quotes more than 2,000 local dimming zones and 1,200 nits peak; the peak applies to small HDR highlights, not sustained full-screen brightness. The panel is Pantone Validated. ASUS | 14-inch 3K (2880 × 1800) OLED, 16:10; 120 Hz; 0.2 ms response time; Calman Verified colour profiles Ready profiles for Rec. 709, DCI-P3, sRGB and Adobe RGB lock the screen to that colour space for colour-critical work. 120 Hz is lower than the previous 240 Hz IPS, but OLED response is very fast. Razer |
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| Variable refresh and HDR | NVIDIA G-SYNC; Dolby Vision G-SYNC matches the panel refresh to the GPU frame rate to reduce tearing. The spec sheet also lists G-SYNC for external displays connected over Thunderbolt 5. ASUS | — |
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| Panel coating | Dual ACR (anti-reflection) layer ASUS says the layer reduces reflections and improves contrast by 4.5x; this is a manufacturer claim. ASUS | — |
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| Memory | DDR5-5600 SO-DIMM, two slots, dual channel; 1×32 GB or 2×16 GB; up to 64 GB SO-DIMM modules are not soldered and can be swapped under the bottom cover. The single 32 GB module configuration runs single-channel until the second slot is filled. The product page mentions DDR5-6400 elsewhere; the spec sheet value of 5600 is used here. ASUS | LPDDR5X 8000 MHz, up to 64 GB; soldered (cannot be upgraded later) The Best Buy Canada configuration on this page has 32 GB; memory must be chosen at purchase. Razer |
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| Storage | 1 TB or 2 TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 SSD; two M.2 slots SSDs are held by tool-less Q-Latch clips. The ASUS product page calls the slots “PCIe Gen 5 ready”, but the spec sheet says PCIe 4.0 and one independent test reported no 5.0 support. Because of nearby components, only single-sided SSDs are supported. ASUS | PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD (up to 2 TB); single M.2 slot, upgradable to a single-sided drive up to 4 TB There is no second SSD slot; upgrading replaces the existing drive. Double-sided M.2 drives may not fit the thin chassis. Razer |
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| Ports | 2× Thunderbolt 5 (120 Gbit/s; DisplayPort, power delivery, G-SYNC); 3× USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A (10 Gbit/s); HDMI; 2.5G LAN; 3.5 mm audio 120 Gbit/s is the Thunderbolt 5 one-way Bandwidth Boost rate; the normal bidirectional bandwidth is 80 Gbit/s. There is no card reader. The HDMI version is not stated on the spec sheet. ASUS | 2 × USB4 Type-C (PD 3.0, up to 100 W charging); 2 × USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A; HDMI 2.1; UHS-II microSD; 3.5 mm audio; security lock slot The USB4 ports also work with Thunderbolt 4 docks and accessories. 100 W USB-C charging needs a 20 V capable adapter and does not replace the 200 W adapter for gaming. Razer |
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| Wireless | Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be) tri-band 2×2; Bluetooth 5.4 ASUS | Wi-Fi 7; Bluetooth 5.4 Razer |
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| Cooling | End-to-end vapor chamber, sandwiched heatsink, three fans; liquid metal on CPU and GPU The third auxiliary fan moves heat from the GPU and VRAM to the heatsinks. The up-to-15 °C drop ASUS quotes for liquid metal comes from its internal test against the previous-generation compound. ASUS | Vapor chamber, dual fans, thermal hood cover, 0.05 mm fins; Honeywell PTM7958 thermal gel The phase-change thermal gel is used to keep heat transfer between the chip and heatsink stable over time without drying out. Razer |
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| Power modes | Turbo: CPU 55 W + GPU 175 W (230 W total); Manual: CPU 80 W + GPU 175 W (255 W total) These are the manufacturer ceilings under simultaneous full load; in Silent mode the GPU runs at a far lower limit. ASUS | — |
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| Service access | Tool-less bottom cover: access to two SO-DIMM slots, two M.2 slots and fans ASUS says the mainboard frame comes off with a few screws. An independent test reported that the Wi-Fi module is soldered. ASUS | — |
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| Keyboard | Per-key RGB chiclet keyboard, ROG Overstroke; NumberPad on the touchpad; Copilot key Overstroke registers a press earlier in the key travel. ASUS rates the switches for 20 million presses and lists n-key rollover. ASUS | Per-key RGB lighting; Snap Tap via Synapse 4 Snap Tap prioritises the most recent of two selected keys, speeding up direction changes in games. Razer |
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| Lighting | AniMe Vision lid display (810 LEDs), wraparound light bar, AURA Sync logo All lighting can be switched off. ASUS | — |
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| Camera and audio | 1080p FHD IR camera (Windows Hello); four speakers, Smart Amp, Dolby Atmos; array microphone The camera has no mechanical shutter. ASUS | — |
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| Battery and adapter | 90 Wh, 4-cell lithium-ion; 380 W adapter (20 V/19 A) The Thunderbolt 5 ports accept power delivery; with a lower-power USB-C charger the battery can still drain under gaming load. ASUS | — |
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| Size and weight | 35.4 × 26.8 × 2.28–3.08 cm; 2.80 kg Adapter weight not included. ASUS | 15.8–16.2 mm thick; about 1.63 kg Razer |
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| Security | Firmware TPM, BIOS password ASUS | — |
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| Battery and charging | — | 72 Wh; about 50% in 30 minutes with the 200 W adapter; Battery Health Optimizer in Synapse Battery Health Optimizer lowers the charge limit for always-plugged-in use to reduce long-term battery wear. Razer quotes up to 11 hours of battery life. Razer |
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| Audio and camera | — | Six speakers (four upward, two downward firing); 1080p IR webcam (Windows Hello) Razer |
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| Chassis | — | CNC-milled, anodised T6 aluminium unibody Razer |
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| Warranty | — | 1-year manufacturer warranty; 2-year limited battery warranty Drops and spills are not covered by the standard warranty; RazerCare plans are sold separately. Razer |
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