Looks like selfish thread...
I do agree that this isn't really the forum for discussing general hardware, as there are plenty of benchmarks and reviews already out there for specific products.
But while we're here...
Asus armed the GU501 with an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 GPU with 6GB of VRAM, so it's VR-ready and can play most games at high settings. In fact, I cranked Middle-earth: Shadow of War up to ultra at 1080p, and it ran between 45 and 53 frames per second as I fled from, and attempted to fend off, a particularly angry herd of orcs (one of which was on fire, because, hey, fantasy).
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The Asus ROG GU501 does a lot right: It looks great, it plays games well and its audio quality is solid. Its only real sin is that its display isn't bright enough.
https://www.laptopmag.com/reviews/laptops/asus-rog-gu501
@Valrien with those specs I would rephrase your question to you like this.
What kind of a experience are you after? Do you want to have maxed graphics or do you want to have optimised graphics for playing as effective as you can?