ASUS Creator Series laptops are designed for creative professionals working with graphics, video, music, animation and other creative tasks that require a powerful and productive PC. The principle of the series is based on three pillars: powerful hardware capable of running Photoshop, a top-end screen for full-fledged work with color and graphics, as well as advanced multimedia capabilities not so much for work as for entertainment.


Typically, Asus Creator laptops feature IPS/OLED displays with accurate color reproduction (note: usually 100% DCI P3) and Pantone certification. High performance is most often ensured by a powerful processor of the Core i7/Ryzen 7 level, and video processing is usually carried out by a modern, but not the most powerful video card of the GeForce RTX 4050 level. Additional features include high-quality branded acoustics, a modern set of connection interfaces (note: including USB4 and HDMI 2.1), fast charging and little things like a built-in fingerprint.

After all that has been said, a clear analogy with another creative series Asus ProArt arises, but there are several fundamental differences between them. ProArt laptops typically offer higher performance by using even more powerful hardware. This could be a Core i9 caliber chip and a professional RTX 3000 graphics card. The second difference is in the screens: in both cases we are talking about the top level, with the difference that ProArt laptops usually have a higher resolution and refresh rate.