When playing a 1080p Blu-ray with the screen at around 50% brightness, the G752 only just managed to get to the end of the film with a few minutes of battery life remaining. Managing to run Metro: Last Light at a stable 30 fps is incredibly impressive for a single GPU machine, while it managed to blast past the frame rates achieved by the Gigabyte P55K v4 on Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor. Interestingly, the G752VT actually managed to score higher on both the Cinebench and PCMark 8 Home Test benchmarks. Overall, the 3DMark results were on par with the MSI GS60 Ghost Pro, which is an almost identical machine on most fronts. 3DMark's more strenuous Fire Strike test clocked up a mighty score of 6,596, an appreciable jump of more than 700 points over the score achieved by last year's Asus ROG G751. Thanks to the combination of a brand new Skylake i7 processor, Maxwell GPU and speedy SSD, the G752 steamed through our series of benchmarks without so much as a stutter. Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor: (1080p, Ultra): 54 fps (1080p, low): 122 fps.PCMark 8 Battery Life: 1 hour and 49 minutes.Cinebench: CPU: 672 points Single Core CPU: 142 points Graphics: 74 fps.Here's how the Asus ROG G752VT performed in our suite of benchmark tests:

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