💻 ASUS TUF Dash 15 (2022) Gaming Laptop - Core i7, RTX 3060, 16GB DDR5, 512GB SSD, Windows 11 - Thunderbolt 4, 144Hz FHD Display Review

I bought a laptop for work, but I also like to play, so the choice fell on it. I don’t really understand such laptops, so a friend who is well versed helped. I do not regret that I bought it, very cool! And in terms of design and power in general, there was also an asus before it (and there is), it’s just that it has already become super braking, and it wasn’t initially as powerful as this one, but it has been living for 12 years, which attracted the asus with its longevity) I've had it for a…

After the purchase, you can do a system restore from the cloud, then an image with the 2022 locale will arrive. But you have to log in to your Windows account. The photo shows a laptop with the lid removed and an additional Kingston SSD installed. Who cares what it looks like from the inside.

An in-depth evaluation of the item.I have been using asus (gaming laptops) for a long time. ASUS never ceases to amaze. As always the best🥳

Bought a laptop for work. Compact, so far I have not noticed any problems when working on it, during the game there is not a single lag. Let's see how it will behave after a year.

Pros: Powerful, productive laptop for gaming and for working with 3D. Compat. With its cons: It gets very hot, I'm thinking about a stand with an additional cooler. And you need to install the operating system yourself

I took a girl for home and work, sometimes she likes to play, a very powerful laptop came out) even more powerful than my PC))) Different pros: - packaging (not a single seal is damaged, the goods have never been opened. - I think one of the best laptops that can be found today. Some cons: - not found The only thing I had to tinker with installing the drivers and even Windows didn’t install right away, but it’s easily fixed, the seller even put the instructions) so I was generally satisfied.

For laptops without OS, download Windows and the disk detection driver. If the drivers for distributing the Internet to the laptop have not been downloaded, then you can connect the smartphone via the type c wire and enable the "use as usb modem" function on the smartphone. Then quietly Windows is ated, and all drivers are sucked in. I am writing this mainly for those who have not dealt with new laptops for a long time. Even though I had to tinker a bit, I was very pleased with the laptop.

Different pros: Small, handy, efficient. Worth the money, I don't regret a single penny. With its cons: Not enough main memory, outputs are not conveniently located, they are all on the left, but not critical