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ASUS ProArt StudioBook X 17

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The ASUS ProArt StudioBook X 17 is a mobile workstation built for people who edit video, model in 3D, or grade color for a living. It pairs a 9th-generation Intel Core i7 processor with NVIDIA RTX 3000-class graphics, a combination ASUS aimed at creative professionals who needed real horsepower without a desktop tower. The signature feature is the ASUS Dial, a physical control wheel next to the trackpad that maps to sliders and brushes in apps like Photoshop and Premiere. Machines like this hold value because the display and GPU were built for color-critical work, not gaming, and that class of buyer still exists. Pick your configuration and condition above for an instant cash offer, or see how the process works before you commit. If you are ready to move on from it, you can sell your ASUS laptop in a few minutes.

Confirm you have the ProArt StudioBook X 17

The fastest way to confirm your exact build is through Windows itself. Press Windows key + R, type dxdiag, and check the processor line under the System tab. Run msinfo32 the same way to see installed memory, and check Device Manager → Display adapters to confirm the graphics card label.

Core i7 (9th Gen) + RTX 3000

  • dxdiag confirms the 9th-generation Core i7 processor
  • Device Manager lists the RTX 3000-class GPU by name
  • msinfo32 shows total installed RAM and BIOS version

Prefer a visual check? Look for the ASUS Dial control wheel sitting to the right of the trackpad, a dark grey aluminum lid with the ProArt logo, and a keyboard deck shifted toward the hinge to make room for it.

Core hardware

Processor

  • Intel Core i7, 9th generation
  • Handles video timelines and 3D viewport work without a desktop CPU

Graphics

  • NVIDIA RTX 3000-class GPU
  • Dedicated graphics is the single biggest driver of resale value on this model

Memory

  • Configurable at purchase
  • Accessed through SO-DIMM slots under the base panel on most units this generation

Storage

  • NVMe PCIe SSD
  • Dual M.2 slots on most builds, useful for buyers who want to add capacity later

Display & audio

17-inch 4K UHD panel with wide color coverage, aimed at photo and video work where accurate color matters more than refresh rate.

Stereo speakers tuned for dialogue and mix work rather than bass, matching the laptop's use case in editing suites.

Ports & connectivity

The port selection favors creative workflows: card readers and full-size video out over extra USB-A.

Left side
  • USB-C with Thunderbolt 3
  • HDMI
  • Headphone/mic combo jack
Right side
  • USB-A 3.2
  • SD card reader

Thunderbolt 3 4K display RTX 3000 graphics ASUS Dial SD card reader 9th Gen Core i7

Battery, build & more

Build: Aluminum chassis in a dark grey finish, heavier than a standard ultrabook due to the workstation-class internals and larger cooling system.

Accessories: The ASUS Dial itself is a physical part of the deck, not a detachable accessory. Original charger and box add value if you still have them.

Software: Ships with ASUS ProArt Creator Hub, which handles color calibration profiles and Dial mapping. Worth mentioning in your listing if it still runs cleanly.

Market positioning: A niche but real buyer pool of creative professionals and studios values this over a gaming laptop with similar specs, because of the color-accurate panel and workstation drivers.

Frequently asked questions

01 How do I find the exact model number and configuration?
Run msinfo32 (Windows key + R) to see the full system model string, installed RAM, and BIOS version in one screen. dxdiag will confirm the processor and graphics card names side by side. There is also a rating label on the underside of the chassis with the model designation, though it can be worn down on a laptop that has seen years of use. If you want a general walkthrough for ASUS notebooks, our model number guide for ASUS laptops covers where else to look.
02 How do I tell it apart from the ProArt StudioBook Pro 17?
The clearest tell is the ASUS Dial. The StudioBook X 17 has it built into the deck next to the trackpad; the StudioBook Pro 17 does not. The Pro line also runs higher-tier Quadro graphics options and targets an even more demanding professional segment, while the X 17 sits a step below it with RTX 3000-class graphics. If your unit has the physical dial, you have the X 17.
03 Can I sell it with damage, a weak battery, or if it won't turn on?
Yes. A cracked screen, a battery that no longer holds a charge, or a unit that won't power on can still be sold, and the condition picker above adjusts your offer to match. Before shipping anything, sign out of your Microsoft account and remove any device management or BitLocker recovery lock, since a locked drive can prevent testing and lower what a buyer can offer. If the laptop is fully dead, note that in the condition picker rather than guessing at damage you can't confirm.
04 What raises the trade-in value the most?
A clean, functioning display is the single biggest factor, since the 4K panel is the reason this model holds value at all. A working ASUS Dial matters too, since a broken one is expensive to source and replace. Beyond that, an intact charger, a chassis free of dents or hinge damage, and a drive wiped and ready for testing all help. Higher RAM or storage configurations, if yours has them, also push the offer up.
05 How do I erase it and remove my accounts, and how do I get paid?
Go to Settings → System → Recovery → Reset this PC and choose to remove everything. Before that finishes, go to your Microsoft account online and remove this device from your device list, and suspend BitLocker if it's enabled so the reset doesn't leave the drive locked. Sign out of any cloud storage or Adobe accounts tied to the machine as well. Once you accept your quote, shipping is free and insured, and payment goes out by PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, CashApp, or check after we test the unit. Full steps, including how to confirm the wipe completed, are in our data erasure protocols.