Got a proart px13 2026 open box. Excellent condition for $1,3 about 30% savings, do you think it's worth it with 32 gigs of RAM AI MAX 388 igpu or is it too underpowered. No modeling no local AI just everyday computing for my wife who wants a 13-in convertible. That's sturdy and well made.
Came upon this recent video on the PX13. Apparently updated AMD audio drivers won't work with the speakers and you have to use the Asus ones?
Hoping there's a future fix from Asus to address this. The PX13 388 really does check alot of boxes for me.
I'll be heading off to uni in a few months and am in the market for a pc. Right now, I'm stuck between the ProArt PX13 and the TUF F16. I'm willing to settle for the lack of an NVIDIA graphics card on the PX13 so long as it can deliver better battery life than the TUF F16. From what I've looked into the pc, I've heard the PX13 has great graphics in general? I'm not a tech guy, but the proart i'm looking to get doesnt come with the 4070, but ratehr in-built graphics with
AMD Ryzen™ AI MAX+ 395 Processor 3.0GHz (80MB Cache, up to 5.1GHz, 16 cores, 32 Threads); AMD XDNA™ NPU up to 50TOPS. What are your experiences with it? I'd appreciate help wrt my case.
I do 3D art, modelling, and rendering locally on my laptops and expect to continue in university as well. I'll be studying engineering so I'll have MATLAB and CAD on top of that too that I'd need my laptop to support on graphics.
Should I buy ASUS ProArt PX13 (Ryzen AI MAX+ 388 + 32GB RAM) with 1899$ or wait for a deal I am very convinced of this device and I want to start an experience with it.
I have read the wiki’s gaming page and first I installed CachyOS gaming packages.
Hardware: Asus GoProArt PX13 (Ryzen Ai Max+ 395, Unified Memory 8000mHz)
(Controlling power modes via amd_patates and KDE’s battery widget.)
Linux Kernel: 7.0.11-3-cachyOS-px13
Launcher: Faugus Launcher
Proton: Proton-CachyOs-Latest
Launch Arguments: PROTON_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1
ENABLE_LAYER_MESA_ANTI_LAG=1
PROTON_LOCAL_SHADER_CACHE=1
PROTON_FSR4_UPGRADE=1
Offline Mode
As you can see even though I’m in AC performance mode, power draw is only at around 60W.
For some reason it says VRAM 1000mHz
Only using 75% of the GPU and 17% of the CPU
Additionally, fans are in the absolute max mode even though max temperature of the APU is 70C
What am I doing wrong?
What would I change/add to get the max capacity of this PC and get better FPS, gameplay?
Any help is much appreciated.
Hi,
I wonder - the Px13 with ryzen 395 comes with 200w charger, but can be charged via USB c up to 100w.
Is USB charging sufficient since it's tdp is 75w, or am I missing something?
Thanks!
Hey,
I currently use a 2025 PX13 with a Ryzen 9 HX 370 with a 4060 and am looking into dualbooting with Linux alongside Windows. I plan to use Windows for MATLAB and Solidworks and Linux for daily use.
I already have excperience with Linux Mint and want to use something more along the lines of Debian, Fedora, or Manjaro (basic but still have GUI)
I want to have features such as dynamically turning off my dGPU and stylus usage along with tablet support and am scared that some of these distros may not support everything I want to do (I plan to use GNOME if I cancause I heard it would work best with 2in1s) . Additionally, I don't want to spend an eternity trying to make Nvidea drivers on Linux, which I am scared of.
I would think Debian with the GNOME desktop enviroment would suit me because it is stable and nicely open but I am scared that the lack of new features will prevent me from doing what I want.
Does anyone have any warnings with using Debian, Fedora, or Manjaro on my Proart model or is it fine to just use any (I would also appreciate recommendations on which to use disregarding my system)
I recently bought an Asus ProArt PX13 GoPro. It has Amd Ryzen Ai Max+ 395 APU inside. As soon as I updated the BIOS I installed CachyOS. Almost everything works but audio has this issue on the video.
No sound coming out unless "Audio Coprocessor Pro 2" selected and it only comes out of the left speaker. Running Kernel is 7.1.1-2-cachyos PipeWire: 1.6.7. My WirePlumber is running and AMD Audio Coprocessor is detecting fine. Wireplumber is repeatedly logging some sort of error though.
It was working fine on Windows so its not a hardware issue. I couldn't fix it no matter what I tried. I would appreciate if someone could help me fix it and tell me how to get the best quality audio out of this device. Thank you.
I am editing 4k video. Very simple cuts. No effects. No transitions. Nothing. Yet the video playback in the timeline is EXTREMEMLY CHOPPY is not a useable experience. Is anyone else experiencing this issue and does anyone have any ideas on how to fix it?
Hi,
I'm considering my current laptop (g14) to a 395 proart.
Option with 64gb ram is now £2.1k on offer, gopro with 128gb ram and 2tb ssd is £3k.
Use case - gaming, learning, vms (currently in plan 2-3, maybe more in the future), experimenting with local llms.
With that in mind, should 64gb version be sufficient or spending extra £900 to double memory is justifiable expense?
I'll be using Linux as the main os.
Thanks for suggestions!