TUF Gaming F17 Gaming Laptop, 17.3” FHD IPS-Type Display, Intel Core i5-10300H, GeForce GTX 1650 Ti, 8GB DDR4, 512GB PCIe SSD, RGB Keyboard, Windows 10, Bonfire Black, FX706LI-RS53

Wonderful laptop for games. hard to upgrade as you have to be careful to remove the entire bottom plastic plate. Battery is so so and the installed program to tweak the cpu usage only has 3 settings on this model

lasted me a very long time, i would highly recommend

This laptop is been pretty good to me I love the screen even though it is not 144 Hz but it is bright and crisp and clear with zero pixel issues. I don’t do graphics so the colors are fine for me. Battery life for regular browsing has been OK it lasts a few hours but make sure you have your charger handy especially if you’re going to run games or anything that will tax the cpu or gpu. It runs on built in video for normal tasks and then switches to the dedicated graphics card for more intense graphic situations. It has a built in program with some presets for usage or you can customize your own to help keep things cool and under control. I do use a cooler pad basically to lift it off of whatever surface I’m using it on although I don’t always have the fans on the cooler pad running. This is especially true when using it on the bed or anything that’s not a hard surface. It doesn’t run too hot or loud unless you are really pushing graphic programs or games. I’ve only owned it for a few months I am very happy with my purchase and I’ve had zero issues with this asus tuf 17.3 laptop. It does everything I’ve asked it to and more without complaining.

This laptop works fine for casual gaming and is working great overall so far but unfortunately the audio jack of my pc came busted. I tried to fix the problem but at the end is just that the audio jack is simply not working properly which was a great disappointment. I didn't see anyone in the comments complaining about this so, I assume I just simply go a faulty one however, the laptop seems to be performing well overall for the moment but still for a laptop of this price range you expect for everything to be working properly. UPDATE: After two weeks of having this the audio jack issue I had from the beginning it fixed it self out of nowhere and haven't give me a similar problem ever since so, I am assuming it was a driver issue. I was waiting to at least have this for 30 days to update this so here we go. The specs of this laptop are pretty decent and RAM card is upgradable which is great but apparently SSD is not but I bought an external one and it's working fine so no complaints there. I love the size of this thing and how bulky it feels but, I am still pretty sure that if you drop it, it will break even though it says it's military grade so, you don't want to be letting this fall to the ground. Software wise I had an issue with the explorer.exe getting extremely slow, which was a pain to deal with, now to be fair this could've been related to a specific software I installed but I couldn't fully confirm this. For the moment being everything is working well but it feels kinda fragile in a software spect. Gaming wise is pretty darn good, it runs GTA, GOW, Apex and other games like a charm and it's VR ready as well which I use a lot. I fully ecommend this laptop if you want it just for gaming but if you want to do other things on it like the creative stuff I use it for as well, I still recommend it but I really hope you don't go into to many technical stuff as I have which are fixable but very annoying. If buying, keep in mind that i have the i5 Intel core processor version and a lot of the bad reviews I seen are for the Ryzen processor version so I don't know if that has something do with anything but the experience may be different depending on which one you choose. Personally I rather go for an Intel processor because the las PC I had with a Ryzen processor was a horrible experience but yours may be different.

I got this for my wife. She isnt really a Gamer. But I wanted her to have a nice laptop she could do anythig on. This has worked out great. She can play her little games and watch videos and do her social media. She loves it.

Battery doesn't last long when using gpu. Runs most games at medium. Perfect for gaming away from home or school/ business needs.

Came with dead battery, it is super lightweight which makes sense why the battery, once charged only lasted 3 hours of mild use. I didn't run any benchmarks but it seemed to work OK but the graphics were not smooth. Only ran TBC and it was not going to work. It did stay cool and overall the case looked nice. Returned it.

This laptop can play most of the games I play, albeit not at the settings my desktop can run, but to be able to be portable and play most games at great settings right out of the box, and be under $1k is a great deal. After playing a good amount, and observing resource management, purchasing an extra stick of RAM might be necessary, but outside of that it is getting the job done. Doesn't get as hot as it would after gaming for hours too, so great heat dispersion.