Review on ASUS TUF Dash 15 (2021) Gaming Laptop, 15.6” 144Hz FHD, RTX 3050 Ti, i7-11370H, 8GB DDR4, 512GB PCIe NVMe SSD, Wi-Fi 6, Windows 10, Eclipse Grey, TUF516PE-AB73 by Mateusz Uliasz ᠌

fierce heating. Do not be fooled by the low price tag, add another 10-20 pieces and buy yourself a normal laptop with a normal processor. It’s not for nothing that you spend 140-150 thousand on this, don’t be goofy and well, spend 160-170 on another model and you will be happy. Some pros: -good visual design, looks strictly, as they say, expensive - rich. -good build quality. Nothing wobbles. Only the lid opens to 130 degrees, on my knees it's like that. If it's on the table, then it's fine. Has some cons: -the biggest disadvantage is performance, or rather its undiscovered potential. This brick comes with a 3070 mobile on board (tdp is slaughtered, so you can forget about desktop performance - it is at the level of a regular desktop 2080) and a 11370H processor. This is a quad-core stub with frequencies turned up to the ceiling in order to smooth out a small number of cores. Because of the high frequencies, it takes power from the rest of the system components, because of which the 3070 already suffers - while not giving at least some adequate performance for its level due to the low number of cores. for 160 thousand you can take a normal laptop with a 3070 on board and a normal processor - as an example 11800H or rizen 5900H (intel is better because there are 8/16 lines of PCI-e 4.0 format versus 8 lines of PCI-e 3.0 in AMD, as a result, there is a place for a bottleneck , but the difference is literally 2-5 percent, in most cases this is smoothed out by stupidly ated firewood), and not with this stub. The difference between them is about 15-30%, depending on the laptop. -soldered 8GB of RAM on the mother is ridiculous. When placing another dimm memory chip in a free slot, it will not give out its full potential. It's like attaching a tractor wheel to a Maserati. It seems to drive - it drives, but through such and such a mother and only to the left.