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ASUS ProArt
DeveloperASUS
Lifespan2011-present
Marketing targetCreative professionals and content creators
RelatedASUS ROG – gaming-oriented line

ASUS Vivobook Pro – creator-oriented consumer laptops ASUS ExpertBook – business-oriented line

Zenbook Pro – premium ultrabook line with creative focus
Websiteasus.com/ProArt

ProArt is a product line introduced by ASUS in 2011, primarily aimed at the professional content creation market.[1][2][3] The series encompasses laptops,[4] desktop computers,[5] displays, motherboards,[6] graphics cards,[7] cooling solutions,[8] chassis,[9] and peripheral accessories.[10] The ProArt series is designed for professionals in creative fields such as photography, graphic design, film and video editing, animation and game design, broadcasting, product design, and architecture.[11][12] Features of the product line typically include support for high color accuracy (e.g., specific Delta E values),[13][14] high-performance computing components, and ISV-certified compatibility with professional creative software.[15]

History

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Early development (2011–2018)

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ASUS launched the ProArt series in 2011 with the PA246Q, a 24-inch P-IPS monitor designed for content creators with a focus on high color fidelity.[3][2] Subsequent display releases included the PQ321 in 2013[16] and the 32-inch quantum dot PA329Q in 2015.[17][18] The line later introduced OLED technology with the portable PQ22UC in 2018.[19][20][21]

In 2020, the PA32UCG was released, a model featuring Mini LED backlighting, HDR-1600 certification, and a 120 Hz refresh rate. Reviewer frequently noted this model for its suitability in HDR mastering and post-production.[22][23]

Expansion into laptops and components (2019–present)

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The ProArt brand expanded into the laptop segment starting in 2019. ASUS introduced the StudioBook series, including models such as the ProArt Studiobook One and the ProArt Studiobook Pro X, offering a range of laptops for professional creatives.[24][25][26]

In 2023, ASUS extended the ProArt series beyond displays and laptops into PC components, including motherboards, graphics cards,[27] AiO liquid coolers,[28] and chassis.[29] These components are marketed with an emphasis on thermal management, low acoustic output, and professional aesthetic designs.

Industry collaboration

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ASUS has engaged in collaborations with third-party organizations such as Adobe, Dolby, and Pantone, aiming to align ProArt displays and computing components with professional creative workflows.[30][31][32]

Laptop

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The ProArt Studiobook is a series of mobile workstations developed by ASUS, primarily targeted at creative professionals in fields such as photography, animation, filmmaking, visual effects, game design, and architecture.[33][34]

The series incorporates hardware configurations that including NVIDIA Quadro or GeForce RTX graphics cards, ISV (Independent Software Vendor) certification for compatibility with professional applications,[35][36] and OLED displays offering high color accuracy (often quoted with specific Delta E values).[37]

Many models in the Studiobook line are certified to meet US military-grade MIL-STD 810 durability standards, which indicates resilience against specific environmental and physical stress tests.[38]

The laptops include physical interfaces such as the ASUS Dial, a rotary controller integrated into the chassis, and the ProArt Creator Hub software, which allows users to monitor system performance and customize controls for creative applications like those in the Adobe Creative Cloud suite.[37][39][40][10]

In recent generations, the laptops have included AI-powered applications such as MuseTree (a visual ideation tool)[41] and StoryCube (a media management platform),[42] which are pre-bundled with the devices.[43]

2019 : The ProArt Studiobook series was first introduced in 2019 at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), with the lineup marketed towards creative professionals.[25][44] Later that year, at IFA Berlin, ASUS expanded the range by launching the ProArt Studiobook One and the ProArt Studiobook Pro X.[25] The Studiobook One was noted by the company for being the first laptop to feature NVIDIA Quadro RTX 6000 graphics. The releases were described by the media as establishing a more complete portfolio of creator-focused laptops.[45]

2021 : ASUS updated the ProArt Studiobook series, introducing features such as OLED displays, the ASUS Dial hardware controller, and the ProArt Creator Hub system monitoring and customization software.[46][47] These models also received NVIDIA Studio validation which addresses software compatibility and system stability across creative applications.[48]

2023 : The ASUS ProArt StudioBook 16 H500 was described by reviewers as a powerful professional notebook due to its integration of a 10-bit OLED display and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 graphics.[49][48]

2024 : ASUS introduced a new generation of ProArt laptops, including the ProArt P16,[42] PX13,[50] and PZ13,[51] which incorporate AI features designed for content creation workflows. These models include proprietary software applications such as MuseTree and StoryCube, which are utilized for visual ideation and media management, respectively.

Awards：The ProArt Studiobook 16 3D OLED has received multiple international design accolades, including the iF Design Award,[52] Red Dot Award,[53] Good Design Award,[54] and recognition as a 2023 IDEA Award finalist.[55] These awards acknowledge its design, which incorporates an immersive 3D display and features tailored for creators.

The ProArt P16 has been recognized with the Good Design Award 2024 for its design.[54]

Desktop

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ProArt Station is a series of desktop workstations developed by ASUS, primarily for creators. Designed for demanding creative workloads, the series offers computing capabilities, certified software compatibility, and thermal reliability.[56]

2019: ASUS introduced the ProArt Station D940MX at IFA 2019—a compact 8L desktop with 9th Gen Intel Core CPUs, NVIDIA Quadro graphics, dual-sided motherboard layout, and LED indicators designed for creative studio environments.[57]

2021: ASUS released the ProArt Station PD5 desktop in 2021 featuring 11th Gen Intel Core CPUs, NVIDIA Quadro RTX 4000/A2000 graphics, Lumiwiz LEDs, multi-zone cooling, and ISV certification. Intended for use in creative production workflows.[56]

2023: ASUS launched the refreshed ProArt Station PD5, a full-tower desktop with 13th Gen Intel Core CPUs, NVIDIA RTX graphics, Lumiwiz status LEDs, multi-zone cooling, and ProArt Creator Hub to support content creation workflows.[58]

Awards :The ProArt Station PD5 has received multiple international design accolades, including the iF Design Award 2021, Red Dot Award 2022 and Taiwan Excellence Award 2022.[59][60]

Graphics Cards

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The ASUS ProArt series is a line of graphics cards designed and manufactured by ASUS, targeting professional content creators and creative professionals. These cards typically feature a SFF-Ready 2.5-slot compact design and a minimalist aesthetic, differentiating them from ASUS's gaming-focused ROG (Republic of Gamers) and TUF Gaming series. The ProArt graphics cards are designed for performance and stability in demanding creative applications such as video editing, 3D rendering, graphic design, and other content creation tasks.[61][62]

2023: ASUS introduced its first ProArt series graphics cards, the GeForce RTX 4080 and 4070 Ti models, distinguished by their focus on quiet operation and minimalist design tailored for content creation workflows.[63]

2025: ASUS announced the ProArt GeForce RTX 50 series graphics cards, featuring a compact 2.5-slot design, wood-patterned aesthetic, Aura-lit logo, and inclusion of a USB Type-C port, designed for content creators.[61]

Award : The ASUS ProArt GeForce RTX 40 series graphics cards have been recognized with the iF Design Award 2024[64] and the Red Dot Design Award 2024[65] for their design.

Motherboard

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ProArt motherboards are a series of creator-oriented motherboards developed by ASUS. Designed for professionals in content creation, they feature support for extensive memory, multiple M.2 slots, Thunderbolt connectivity, and robust power delivery to support tasks such as 3D rendering, video editing, and animation.[66][67]

2022

ProArt Z790-CREATOR WIFI : The ProArt Z790-Creator WiFi supports Intel 12th-14th Gen CPUs, featuring DDR5, PCIe 5.0, Thunderbolt 4, and connectivity options for professional creators.[68][69]

ProArt X670E-CREATOR WIFI : The ProArt X670E-Creator WiFi supports AMD Ryzen desktop CPUs, featuring DDR5, PCIe 5.0, USB4®, and connectivity options for content creators.[70]

2024

ProArt Z890-CREATOR WIFI : The ProArt Z890-CREATOR WIFI is a creator-focused motherboard with Intel® Core™ Ultra support, Thunderbolt™ 5, 10G LAN, WiFi 7, DDR5, and PCIe 5.0.[71]

ProArt X870E-CREATOR WIFI : The ProArt X870E-Creator WiFi supports AMD Ryzen™ 9000 Series and offers USB4®, PCIe 5.0, DDR5, 10G LAN, and WiFi 7.[72]

Chassis

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ProArt cases are designed for creative professionals. They incorporate features for airflow and cooling, and are intended to support focused workflows and versatility. A minimalist design is included, which aims to reduce potential distractions for creators.[73]

2023

ProArt PA602 : The ProArt PA602 E-ATX computer chassis, the first chassis in the ProArt series, features 420 mm radiator support, and pre-installed one 140mm and two 200mm fans.[74]

2024

ProArt PA401 Wood Edition : ATX computer chassis, craft wood front panel with FCS® certified, and pre-installed two 160mm x 32mm front fans[75]

ProArt PA602 Wood Edition : E-ATX computer chassis, craft wood with FCS® certified, 420 mm radiator support, and pre-installed one 140mm and two 200mm fans.[76]

2025

ProArt PA401 : ATX computer chassis, 240 mm radiator support, and pre-installed two 160mm x 32mm front fans.[73]

Red Dot Design Award : The ProArt PA401 has been recognized with the Red Dot Design Award 2025 for its design.[77] The ProArt PA602 has been recognized with the Red Dot Design Award 2024 for its design.[78]

Good Design Award : The ProArt PA602 won the Good Design Award in 2024.[79]

Display

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ProArt Display is a line of professional monitors by ASUS, designed for content creators. Since the launch of the first ProArt display, PA246Q, in 2011, the series has featured color accuracy and performance.[80] Each display is factory-calibrated to ensure color accuracy (Delta E < 1),[81] and the series includes color management software such as ProArt Calibration,[82] Color Center,[83] Creator Hub, and ASUS DisplayWidget Center.[84]

The ProArt Display series also includes the world's first 32-inch 4K monitor to support Dolby Vision™, which provides HDR visuals with industry-standard certification for cinematic color grading and video mastering.[85]

The product line includes sizes from portable 14-inch models to 32-inch displays, with resolutions including 4K, 5K, 6K, and 8K. ProArt monitors offer connectivity options such as Thunderbolt™, 12G-SDI, HDMI 2.1, and USB-C, facilitating integration into studio and production environments.[86][87][88]

2011: The ProArt Display PA246Q, the first ProArt professional monitor, features 1920x1200 resolution with a P-IPS panel, including DVI, VGA, HDMI, and DisplayPort.[80]

2013: The ProArt Display PQ321Q, the first IGZO 4K UHD monitor, features a 3840x2160 resolution and supports multi-display setups with DisplayPort and HDMI ports.[89]

2015: The ProArt Display PA329Q is a 32-inch 4K UHD Quantum Dot professional monitor with 100% Adobe RGB color coverage, pre-calibrated color accuracy, and connectivity options.[90]

2018: The ProArt Display PQ22UC is the world's first 21.6" portable OLED display. It features a 4K resolution, covers 99% DCI-P3 color gamut, offers factory-calibrated color accuracy with a Delta E < 2, and supports multiple HDR formats.[91]

2019: The ProArt Display PA32UCX is the world's first Mini LED display with Dolby Vision support. It features 4K resolution, covers 99% DCI-P3 color gamut, offers true 10-bit color depth, and delivers 1200 nits peak brightness.[91]

2020: The ProArt Display PA32UCG is the world's first 1600 nits display with a 120 Hz high refresh rate. It features 4K resolution, MiniLED backlight, covers 98% DCI-P3 color gamut with a Delta E < 1, and offers true 10-bit color depth.[92]

2022: The ProArt Display OLED PA32DC is the world's first OLED monitor with auto calibration. It features 4K resolution, covers 99% DCI-P3 color gamut with a Delta E < 1 color accuracy, and offers true 10-bit color depth.[93]

2024: The ProArt Display 8K PA32KCX is the world's first 8K HDR mini LED professional monitor. It features 4032-zone mini LED backlighting, a built-in motorized colorimeter, 98% DCI-P3 coverage with Delta E < 1 accuracy, and supports Thunderbolt 4 with 96 W power delivery.[94]

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