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ASUS ProArt StudioBook One 17

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The ASUS ProArt StudioBook One 17 is a 2019 mobile workstation built for one job: put desktop-class rendering power in front of video editors, colorists, and 3D artists who cannot always work from a studio desk. ASUS paired a 9th Gen Intel Core i9 with a full NVIDIA Quadro RTX 6000, a graphics card normally found in tower workstations, and wrapped it in a 17-inch chassis with a factory-calibrated OLED panel built for color-critical work. It was never a volume seller, and that scarcity is part of why used units still draw real interest from studios and freelancers who need the horsepower but not the sticker price of new hardware. Pick your configuration and condition above for an instant cash offer, and see how the process works if you want the details before you ship anything. If you have other machines to move alongside it, you can also sell your laptop here.

Confirm you have the ASUS ProArt StudioBook One 17

ASUS sold this system in a single fixed configuration, so there is no model-number lineup to sort through. The fastest check is Windows: press Windows key + R, type msinfo32, and press Enter. The System Model field will read "ProArt StudioBook One." You can also run dxdiag to confirm the Quadro RTX 6000 is listed under the Display tab, since that card is the clearest fingerprint of this specific machine.

ProArt StudioBook One 17

  • System info (msinfo32) reports "ProArt StudioBook One" as the system model
  • dxdiag shows NVIDIA Quadro RTX 6000 under Display, not a mobile Quadro or GeForce part
  • ProArt branding and nameplate are engraved on the lid, not printed or stickered

Prefer a visual check? Look for the separate external power box that ships with this laptop, a feature unique to this model among ASUS creator laptops. The lid carries a machined ProArt logo rather than the ROG or standard ASUS branding used elsewhere in the lineup, and the chassis is notably slim given the desktop-class card it houses.

Core hardware

Processor

  • Intel Core i9, 9th Gen (i9-9980HK), 8 cores / 16 threads
  • The only CPU option ASUS offered on this model

Graphics

  • NVIDIA Quadro RTX 6000, 24GB GDDR6
  • A desktop-class card, not a mobile-optimized variant, which is the headline reason this laptop still commands interest used

Memory & storage

  • High-capacity DDR4 memory and PCIe NVMe SSD storage
  • A working, correctly recognized Quadro RTX 6000 moves resale value far more than any storage difference — confirm it via dxdiag before you quote yourself a price

Display & audio

Display

A 17-inch 4K UHD OLED panel, PANTONE Validated and factory calibrated at the individual unit level. This was ASUS's pitch to colorists and photo editors who need accurate output without an external reference monitor.

Audio

Harman Kardon-certified speakers, tuned for desk use rather than headphone replacement. Fine for review and playback checks, not a substitute for studio monitors.

Ports & connectivity

Port selection leans toward creative workflows: card readers and video-out over gaming extras, plus the proprietary connector for the external GPU power supply.

Wired
  • Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C)
  • USB-A 3.1
  • HDMI
  • SD card reader
  • Proprietary external power-box connector
Wireless
  • Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac)
  • Bluetooth 5.0

Quadro RTX 6000 Core i9-9980HK 4K OLED PANTONE Validated Thunderbolt 3 Harman Kardon audio External power box

Battery, build & more

Battery

Battery capacity here is a secondary concern by design. A card this powerful draws far more than the internal battery alone can sustain at full performance, so expect this machine to run primarily on its external power supply during real workstation tasks.

Build

Notably slim for the class of GPU it carries, with a machined ProArt lid finish rather than the gaming-oriented styling ASUS uses elsewhere. It reads as a professional tool, not a gaming rig.

Market positioning

This was a premium-tier, low-volume release aimed at studios and specialists rather than a mainstream creator laptop. That scarcity keeps used demand steady among buyers who need a desktop-class GPU in a portable shell and don't want to pay new-unit pricing for it.

Frequently asked questions

01 How do I find the model number or exact configuration?
Press Windows key + R, type msinfo32, and press Enter — the System Model field will read "ProArt StudioBook One." There is no separate numbered variant lineup for this laptop, so confirming the name is usually enough. To verify the exact GPU, run dxdiag and check the Display tab for "NVIDIA Quadro RTX 6000." If you no longer have the external power box or the original box, note that when you request your quote, since it affects what a buyer can verify about the unit.
02 How do I tell it apart from the ProArt StudioBook Pro 17?
The clearest tell is the graphics card and the power supply. The ProArt StudioBook Pro 17 uses a mobile Quadro RTX 5000, runs on a standard laptop power brick, and has no separate external power box. The StudioBook One 17 uses a full desktop-class Quadro RTX 6000 and ships with a distinct external power unit connected by a thick proprietary cable. If your laptop needs that external box to run at full power, you have the StudioBook One, not the Pro.
03 Can I sell it with damage, a weak battery, or if it won't turn on?
Yes, condition options above cover cracked screens, battery issues, and units that won't power on. Before you ship, sign out of any Microsoft account tied to the laptop and remove it from your account settings, since a locked account can stop testing and delay payment. If BitLocker was ever enabled, suspend or disable it first. Missing the external power box or original charger will affect the offer, since testing the Quadro RTX 6000 at full load depends on it, so mention that up front rather than after your quote is set.
04 What raises the trade-in value the most?
Having the original external power box and cable matters more here than on almost any other laptop we buy, since the Quadro RTX 6000 cannot run at full performance without it. A confirmed working GPU, tested through dxdiag or a benchmark run, matters next. An OLED panel free of burn-in or visible artifacts also helps, since this display is a core selling point for the model. Original packaging and accessories help but carry less weight than those three.
05 How do I erase it and get paid?
Go to Settings → System → Recovery → Reset this PC and choose to remove everything. Before that, sign out of any Microsoft account under Settings → Accounts and remove the device from your Microsoft account online. If BitLocker encryption was active, suspend it beforehand so the reset completes cleanly. Once your quote is confirmed, shipping is free and insured, and you get paid after testing, by PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, CashApp, or check. Full erasure steps and verification details are on our data erasure protocols page.