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Has anyone tried the new Asus Zenbook Pro Duo with Davinci Resolve yet? How do the two screens work with Resolve? Easy to move different items around between the screens? Can you save the layouts? What about the performance with the 8 core i9 processor and the nVidia 2060?

Performace is great, but the dual screen is causing issues, I came here looking for solutions v

I own a Zenbook Duo and DaVinci Resolve does not appear to work well with the second screen - hopefully they fix that. Some minor windows can be dragged onto it, but nothing to get excited about.

As a side note, the second screen can be a little awkward to view and may require the entire laptop to be tilted using a support stand, although this is an acceptable trade-off as far as I'm concerned. The keyboard is a little cramped but I'm getting used to it.

peterwilson_69 wrote:I own a Zenbook Duo and DaVinci Resolve does not appear to work well with the second screen - hopefully they fix that. Some minor windows can be dragged onto it, but nothing to get excited about.

For some reason, DaVinci Resolve is working well with the second screen. I have no idea why I had trouble with it before - Yes! I would recommend this laptop with this software - it works!

I've included a photo of the laptop on my lap while watching TV (sorry if it's rotated)

Hi, I have an Asus pc and I have a problem that I can't solve. Since the Asus Zenbook Pro Duo is one of the last PCs of this brand, one of the most complete and one of the most expensive I wanted to know if it also had the same problem as mine. I have read various reviews on the internet about the Asus Zenbook Pro Duo and many say that when you use the pen to write on the screen, palm rejection does not work well. I wanted to know if it happened to you too.
Thank you, best regards,

Luca.

Article about it here:
https://www.redsharknews.com/technology ... rse-laptop