ASUS TUF Dash 15 (2022) Gaming Laptop, 15.6 144Hz FHD Display, Intel Core i7-12650H, GeForce RTX 3060, 16GB DDR5, 512GB SSD, Thunderbolt 4, Windows 11 Home, Off Black, FX517ZM-AS73

This is a good buy for 1070 USD. Will likely have relevant hardware for at LEAST 4 years. Not many laptops around 1k can say the same.

Runs great but cpu gets extremely hot (90c) and hotter just running fortnite locked at 144 fps and medium settings.

NO WORDS

Cumplió mis expectativas.

Good Product

thing is so light weight im terrified to break it. it runs amazingly tho.

Es una excelente computadora la tengo ya casi un mes y la utilizo con programas de diseño y no me a dado problema cumplió mis expectativas, los ventiladores en el estado turbo y cuando trabaja al 100 si suenan fuerte pero nada que pueda incomodar, me sorprendió lo ligera que es, tal vez el inconveniente que le veo es la batería dura poco, pero en fin calidad precio es de lo mejor que se puede encontrar

The game was great in terms of running games, it can run games such as GTA and Fortnite with decent graphics. If you are more into games such as Roblox or Genshin Impact it runs them great. Overall the gaming is great, however, the battery is very bad when using it on the go. The best way to get the battery to last is, as is most devices, turning the graphics, screen brightness, and fan speed down. Overall good, could be slightly better.

Ive wanted something that I could use as an everyday computer for work and use for gaming in my off time, something that could combine productivity and gaming in a compact design. I did a lot of research and found several (Razor Blade, Sager) but they were just too far out of my price range. I was worried I was being unrealistic for my budget. Then I came across the 2022 ASUS TUF Dash 15 (FX517ZM-AS73).

When unplugged, the screen bugs out and flashes all different colors every minute or two. Tried reinstalling graphics drivers and even wiping the OS from scratch. Seems to be an issue with one of the ASUS built in software tools that controls the 2 video devices in the laptop. To top it off, Amazon is making me pay for return shipping. Suffice it to say, I probably won’t be buying electronics from Asus or Amazon anymore. If you wanna game on the go, try a Steam deck.