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 Grzesiak  (M ᠌

BIOS versions, drivers and software are still being finalized and constantly ated. Could make a full-fledged unlocked bios, like in ROG versions. A very strange algorithm for the operation of the processor and cooling system in standard and quiet modes - it is better to set them manually using third-party software or wait for adequate ates. In the older ROG series, everything is built much better with very similar characteristics. Apparently, Asus engineers are still trying to find a compromise so that, God forbid, they don’t do everything as well as in older series laptops (and it would be worth paying 2-3 prices for). Speaking of displays: there are several versions of FHD displays in these laptops (outwardly relatively similar, the LG version is slightly better, but there are few visual differences, and a normal designer will still work on an external calibrated monitor), the best option is a 2K display, but it is better order and install separately (or work on an external display), because in the configuration from Asus, the price of a laptop with a 2k display immediately takes off at least twice! There are questions about the drivers, because when working on an external display via Thunderbolt 4, the performance of the video card can "magically" increase by about 20-25% (and this feature is found in many Asus laptops, including very expensive ROG series), but in general this everything is not very critical and easily fixable.