Is one of the USB-C/Thunderbolt ports connected directly to the graphics card or does the signal come from Intel UHD Graphics on all ports?
I would like to operate the notebook on a docking station with two FHD/240 Hz monitors.

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Is one of the USB-C/Thunderbolt ports connected directly to the graphics card or does the signal come from Intel UHD Graphics on all ports? 
I would like to operate the notebook on a docking station with two FHD/240 Hz monitors.

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by default it's set on the intel UHD card but in the Nvidia panel you can change it to the RTX

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Just like Zenorbi says.
I have 2x24" and one 49" monitor connected via a docking station. 
Works perfectly

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The laptop comes with an internal MUX switch so the USB-C port should dynamically switch between the integrated and dedicated GPU. You can read more about this on ASUS's official website: https://rog.asus.com/articles/rog-gaming-laptops/maximize-your-rog-laptops-performance-with-a-mux-switch/

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Thank you for the answers.
The internal MUX switch is a great development.

Since some games already break the 100GB brand, I would want to expand the memory on this notebook. According to Digitec employee Luca Frighetto, the M16 may lose its warranty if you upgrade. Is this an exception and not the case with more maintenance-friendly models?

Your data. Your choice.

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Is one of the USB-C/Thunderbolt ports connected directly to the graphics card or does the signal come from Intel UHD Graphics on all ports? I would like to operate the notebook on a docking station with two FHD/240 Hz monitors.