Review on 15.6" Notebook ASUS TUF Gaming F15 FX506LHB-HN323W 1920x1080, Intel Core i5 10300H 2.5 GHz, RAM 8 GB, SSD 512 GB, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650, Windows 11 Home, 90NR03U2-M00AN0, black by Dorota Naruszewicz ᠌

Take it if you aren't willing to spend a cent extra. Nonetheless, the overall impressions of the laptop are subpar. The keyboard is bad, the screen is awful, and Everything is cheap and cheery. has benefits + Strength, style, and adjustable illumination. + refresh rate of 144Hz. + At the time of purchase, it was the game with the lowest price (I don't count prices below $305). + FPS in games is, in my opinion, tolerable and at the very least comfortable for full HD. 60-70 on ultra for Witcher. + A beast of a processor. + Another SSD can be installed in the second M.2 slot without voiding the warranty. Cons: TGP: 90+5 watts. Not at the highest level for this card, correspondingly, the 3060's performance is not at its highest level, and even more so, it is not equivalent to a fully functional desktop 3060. -Cooling apparatus. The card is getting close to 80, and the percent is always 95 degrees. Poor proprietary utilities. Even though the box for not showing notifications is ticked, Armory Crate frequently displays notifications concerning GPU consumption. ates are consistent, but the problem is still there. -The system does not always correctly identify the video card you want to use to run the application automatically. Despite the proper settings, certain games will obstinately try to launch from the built-in for some reason. The player once refused to open a 100GB UHD movie I had downloaded, citing a memory shortage. As a result, it was discovered that the laptop was attempting to digest it with a built-in, and everything worked smoothly after the forced indication of the discrete. the KEYBOARD! After being used for two months, the wasted space and shift were removed. In addition, the shift's black paint has started to peel off. Currently, a button with a clear hole - The screen's illumination is uneven; light may be seen in the corners against a dark background. To be fair, I'd like to point out that the LEDs on the Lenovo Legion 15 from 3070 are identical. Color range NTSC% - 45.00% SRGB% - 62.5% Adobe% - 47.34% This is not the greatest matrix on the market, but it is adequate for gaming and reasonable in price. Even my Matebook D15 seems to have a nicer picture.