Review on 15.6" Notebook ASUS TUF Gaming F15 FX506HE-HN011 1920x1080, Intel Core i5 11400H 2.7 GHz, RAM 8 GB, DDR4, SSD 512 GB, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Ti, no OS, 90NR0704-M00AD0, gray by Stanislaw Malkinski ᠌

Has pros: Screen. When compared to the TN matrix, the screen of the laptop looks quite heavenly. (However, this is a matter of opinion) Power. I took it for modeling in CAD, and while I put everything up with the speed of work, I did not disappoint. I believe that it will show out well in the work because I took it for modeling. You also have the opportunity to play, which is a plus. Because the fundamental mass is the same as in the previous model, there is no need for you to adjust to the new one. I arrived with a plug and a 2022 layout, despite the fact that I selected something else in the designer. But this appears to be good luck, and I have already placed an order for the appropriate adapter: D Additionally, the keyboard and touchpad are really pleasant to use. The cooling is sufficient; I was able to play, and the case hardly got warm at all. There are three different settings for the fan's rotation. It creates a noise at its utmost capacity, but it may be comprehended; nonetheless, in the other two, everything is in working order. Below are some downsides: The buttons on the touchpad are extremely, extremely sloppy. On the other hand, they have a lovely and delicate glide, as if they were walking on snot. But it makes no difference to me because I will spend the vast majority of my time using the mouse. Sadly, there is no method to install an SSD that uses the SATA 2.5 interface. There were only two left over from the previous model; either they will have to collect dust on a shelf or the owner will have to purchase a case and use it as an external one. I was surprised to hear an electrical crackle coming from the motherboard after I turned the computer off. Let's see how it will effect the work and if it will turn out as planned.