ASUS TUF Gaming F15 Gaming Laptop, 15.6” 144Hz FHD Display, Intel Core i5-11400H Processor, GeForce RTX 2050, 8GB DDR4 RAM, 512GB PCIe SSD Gen 3, Wi-Fi 6, Windows 11, FX506HF-ES51

I’m not a huge gamer, but I love playing the sims 4 and a few other easy games on my time off. The only thing that I noticed having this laptop is that the battery runs out very quickly when I’m just doing regular stuff like browsing through, I always have to have it plugged in so I can have a good time playing. Other than that, I’m happy with what I got. Runs the games smoothly & everything else works just fine. I’m just not going to use it when I have no where to plug it, I guess.

Why there is an AC-type charger?? I can not use an AC type of charger in the US.

I admit that I comparison shopped a lot of various laptops in various pricing categories. I admit I am not a heavy gamer but from time to time I enjoy playing Gears of War or Halo and sometimes simpler things like Risk. My libraries are, for the most part, all on Xbox Game Pass and on Steam and thus far this laptop is doing great. Seems to manage temps well, plays the games smooth and for having a 10th gen processor and the GTX 1650 on board, its handling what I need it to without breaking the bank. I am very glad I decided to go with this laptop!

ASUS TUF Gaming F15 Gaming Laptop, 15.6” 144Hz FHD IPS-Type Display, Intel Core i5-10300H Processor, GeForce GTX 1650, 8GB DDR4 RAM, 512GB PCIe SSD, Wi-Fi 6, Windows 11 Home, FX506LH-AS51

I’m pretty dedicated to the Sims - I’ve got all packs (and like, one kit…kits are dumb) and about 70 gigs of CC including gameplay

I love it, its pretty good! Was able to play ROBLOX in high quality level and it made the experience so much better since this laptop has a very fast speed quality. Im also very satisfied with the battery life. However sometimes when I open a browser, it sometimes take a little while but at least faster then my old laptop Ive had and saved a lot of my time. Thats all I have to say and ty ^w^

I purchased an ASIS TUF F15. I bought the basic system and also purchased a 32GB ram chip and a 1TB m.2 card. The Asus is so easy to upgrade. It took me 30 minutes to go from 8GB of ram and 512GB to a PC with 32GB ram and 1.5GB storage. Love my ASUS TUF F15 game machine.

So until the 13th generation of Intel CPU, the I series CPUs supported both EFI and bios legacy OS installation and booting yet this laptop has had that option removed. There is also no way to disable TPM which means Windows 11 just gets to install itself whenever it wants and you dont get a choice unless you want to solo boot Linux. Oh and you wanted to do a uefi/legacy bios Windows Linux dual boot so that they dont cross contaminate? F*** you says Asus, because as I previously mentioned thats not an option because they removed it. Also if you bought this laptop because of its promises to be easy to upgrade, it wasnt offensively bad but it has no right marketing itself that way, it was still fairly annoying to get the back plate off. As another note they used multiple different sizes of screw to hold in the back plate and only one of them is captive... Dell latitude e6410 from 2011 had only three screws of the same size and one of them was captive. I wont ask to return it unless something seriously bad goes wrong but my first day impressions are pretty bad. Oh also Aunt asuss website they will tell you that this laptop only supports 32 GB of RAM but I currently have 64 GB of RAM on it and it registers all of it... You can tell from Windows task Manager that they artificially make it so you cant access two of the ram slots it was supposed to have as well so they further undermine the theme of upgradability. It does come with the gddr6 1650, and to this device is credit when I put it through hell playing about 10 hours of video games yesterday, it kept the GPU very cool, however the laptops underside got almost certainly OSHA violation level of hot, so under no circumstances should you buy this for business usage.

My monitor broke, the company told me they will pay to have it shipped out. The carrier asus picked, packaged the monitor like crap and handled it like crap. It arrived to asuss repair facility shattered and bent to all hell. Asus messaged me saying that my warranty doesnt cover the condition that the monitor arrived in....needless to say its apparently all my fault and I have to now buy a new monitor while paying off the old one. Dont waste your time with this company they will treat you like trash.

I’ve returned 4 other laptops over the past 2 years, finally this is the one I’ve kept. This is terrific bang for buck, I added a second stick of 8GB ram as I use it mainly for music production. No complaints and possibly the last laptop with a clickable mouse pad where the buttons actually press in.