ASUS TUF Gaming A15 (2023) Gaming Laptop, 15.6” FHD 144Hz, 100% sRGB Display, GeForce RTX 4060, AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS, 16GB DDR5, 1TB PCIe SSD, Wi-Fi 6, Windows 11, FA507NV-EH74

The computer was packaged very well. Overall performance of the computer is very good. I did upgrade the RAM to 64GB as 16GB was not enough. After installing all the software that I use, and having quite a few Chrome tabs open, the system was using nearly half the RAM. My old ROG maxed out at 16GB and was using just under 20 percent. I upgraded the RAM with the Crucial RAM 64GB Kit (2x32GB) DDR5 5200MHz (or 4800MHz). Some people said that their TUF Gaming F17 2023 recognized the 5200 MHz. Mine did not. The upgraded memory did make the computer Boot faster and improved overall performance. I did disable some programs in the task manager. I still need to look some up to see if I can disable those programs. ASUS and Microsoft need to do a better job at reducing the program's use of resources. Overall it was a great upgrade and would recommend the computer. The only downside was the amount of RAM installed. I do plan on upgrading the SSD drive to a larger 2 terabyte drive in the future. I am hoping that it lasts as long as my previous ASUS G550J that I purchased back around 2014.

This laptop was not cutting edge when I purchased it, but it was only a few generations from the ones that were. For the cost savings, I have zero complaints regarding performance. It's a little janky in the way the video cards work (One is onboard and the other is an Nvidia discrete card). The benefit from that config is the ability to use the laptop for non-gaming functions without burning through the battery. In this way the laptop can double as both productivity and entertainment. Current games run at 30-90 FPS depending on the resolution I choose more so than the graphic quality settings. I can run full quality at full HD with great frame rates with DLSS, but if I crank the display to 2K+, I'll dip into the high 30's (Helldivers 2 for this reference). This review will be dated in a year from now, but this is point in time feedback.

Acorde a las características, la compré para un sobrino y puede jugar de todo.

So far I am happy with the Ryzen 7 processor and RTX 4070 graphics card, the TUFF built in processor software is nice. There isn't any bloatware really, and I did choose to select the battery option to only charge up to 80% of my battery (which is nice not to have to go into the BIOS to do). I have run it with some newer games which is ran at ultra like a champ. I did notice it runs HOT, i've been over reddit about TUFF gaming laptops and this seems common. I'll have to do some more tweaking as I start to play more processor intense games. I may get a cooling bad just to help a little, but overall I am very happy with the purchase. I sat on Keeper for months watching the price and pulled the trigger at 1299 which seemed like the best I was gonna get. The charger is on the left, which for anyone right handed is very nice, now you can have the charging cable in, and on my laptop desk there isn't a cord blocking the mouse hand. Moving form an MSI to this has been smooth, and I don't have any regrets / missing features. The screen is fantastic, and playing Path of Exile made me laugh how turned down I had my old settings, and thats not processor heavy at all. Looking forward to putting this through its paces as I play through some assassins creed.

La laptop es muy grande y pesada, nada práctico para viajar pero para tenerla en casa está bien, es muy rápida y entra a los juegos más rápido que mi pc de escritorio, me encanta 😁