Review on 15.6" Laptop ASUS TUF Gaming F15 FX506LH-HN042 1920x1080, Intel Core i5 10300H 2.5 GHz, RAM 16 GB, SSD 512 GB, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650, DOS, 90NR03U2-M03150, black by Micha Bukowski (Pax) ᠌

Take it if you cannot afford to pay any more. The reviews of the laptop are generally negative. The CO is weak, the keyboard is horrible, and the screen is terrible, but it's cheap and cheery. It has the following advantages: + 144Hz refresh rate + Power, design, and configurable lighting + At the time of purchase, it was the least expensive alternative for gaming (I don't count 3050 and less) + Frame rate in games is tolerable; I'd even say it's minimally comfortable at full HD. 60-70 FPS in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt on Ultra, a powerful processor, and a second M.2 slot for adding an SSD without voiding the warranty. the negatives: TGP: 90+/-5 watts of power. Performance is not at the 3060's peak for this card and cannot be compared to a full-fledged desktop version of this GPU. -Air conditioning. The percentage stays at 95, while the card temperature is getting close to 80. -Deficient third-party app integration. Armory crate continues to provide GPU consumption alerts despite having the "don't show notifications" option selected. This flaw persists despite the fact that ates are regular. -When selecting a graphics card to run a program automatically, the system isn't always accurate. Several games, despite having the necessary settings in place, insisted on always starting from the built-in. Once I downloaded a 100GB UHD film, the player said it couldn't play it because of a memory error. With the compelled indication of the discrete, it became clear that the laptop had been attempting digestion with an internal component. We're at the keyboard! The wasd space and shift keys disappeared after two months of use. The shift's black paint is also peeling off. Now featuring a translucent button hole - The screen has uneven illumination, with bright spots in the four corners against an otherwise dark background. To be fair, I checked out the 3070 model of the Lenovo Legion 15 and saw the same lighting. 45%-45% of the NTSC color space SRGB% - 62.5% Adobe% - 47.34% Good enough for casual gaming and reasonably priced, although it's not the greatest matrix available. It appears that the picture quality is higher on my matebook d15 as well.