TUF 15.6 i7 RTX 4070 Premium Gaming Laptop, 15.6" FHD 1920 * 1080 144Hz, Intel i7-13620H (Beats Intel i9-12900), NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070, 32GB DDR5, 1TB SSD, RGB Backlit Keyboard, Windows 11 Pro

So far I'm really enjoying this laptop. I haven't done much actual gaming with it - just opened Baldur's Gate 3 and walked around for a minute, which did not lag, something I'm very grateful for and excited to test out more later. The people who said they couldn't change the single color lighting mode didn't click on the little red square to open the color picker. I was able to get my keyboard to glow a single color that I chose to match my wallpaper. One weird thing I've noticed is that because of the ASUS software to control some of the gaming things, some Windows Settings pages a slow to open. We'll see if this is an actual problem but so far I've had a fine time customizing and controlling the computer to get it to where I want it to be. Another thing I'm concerned may be a potential issue is the hinges for the screen; they seem rather fragile, but I'm not planning on traveling with it too much. There are some nice little pieces on the bottom to keep it up off the table a bit for better ventilation. So far it's been quiet and smooth to use. Moving my files from my old laptop with a USB went pretty quickly (comically because putting the files onto the flash drives on my old laptop was so slow and then it copied them onto the new computer much more efficiently). The Wi-Fi radio seems to be very good. I haven't tried any online games where ping is vital yet, but at least when downloading BG3 it took less than 2 hours (may have only taken 1 but I wasn't paying that close of attention). Steam kept trying to throttle my download because my laptop was connected so nicely to my Wi-Fi. The laptop is phenomenal for the price, easily half as expensive as other similarly specced models. Hopefully it'll stand the test of time and prove worth the hype.

I'm not a hardcore gamer, so I don't need the latest and greatest. Having said that, this Asus TUF F15 handles every 1 or 2 year-old game I play without becoming laggy. It's a very nice laptop. The keyboard is tactile and responsive and has a number pad. The screen seems plenty large (I migrated from a 17" laptop) and is bright and sharp. The fans are quieter than I expected; I can definitely hear them, but they sound more like "Shhhhhhhhhhh" than "Weeeeeeeeee!!!" It has a USB-C Thunderbolt port AND a USB-C DP port (Display Port capable), so you can have two extension monitors without messing with additional power cables. I use it with a Asani 14" Portable Dual Monitor Screen Extender ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CDNHHGYK ) and it works really well. The seller sent the exact configuration I ordered and shipped it on time, so no complaints there. Very happy with my purchase.

I rarely write a review, but I felt it necessary to let people know my experience. I bought this computer and for the first 20 days, it worked just fine. Suddenly, I started getting BSOD left and right every time I started it, and even in the middle of doing things. I researched it, did everything I could do to resolve my issue, yet they persisted. Messaged a tech and ended up mailing it to him. He said it was and SSD failure and replaced the chip and even said this is a known issue. Within 2 days of getting my laptop back, I got 3 more BSOD. I would like to point out I was refunded completely, but all of this was a hassle and I wouldn't recommend buying it. What really sealed the deal was that a co-worker of mine bought the exact same laptop just before I started having problems with mine and he experienced the same issues.

Did a ton of research on gaming laptops, and this had the best feature set for the money, by far. Once it arrived, and I put it through its paces, I was not disappointed. You can see the specs, so no need to belabor all of that. But fantastic combination of processor, RAM, storage, and video card. Every game I've played has run smoothlessly. Also amazed how quiet it is. Previous gaming laptops I've owned had exteremly noisy fans. This one manages to remain quiet while the GPU temp stays low. Finally, for some reason, my laptop came with 4TB of storage even though it said it was only 2TB. Nice little surprise.

Works fine but it has a couple things that drop it a star. One major one? Damaged pixels in a small 1 cm line in the center/right side of the screen. Like a small light colored line that is really easy to see on dark screens and while gaming. With people using dark mode for most things to help with eye strain, it's right there all the time. No way to use multiple color styles for the keyboard. You can choose ONE color at a time for the whole keyboard. I've had other laptops that allowed you to apply different colors to different areas of the keyboard. If you can do that in this Armor Crate app, it's hidden. I gave up trying. But, this laptop has handled all new games I've thrown at it. I still haven't tried games like Cyberpunk 2077 with all the bells and whistles added on to test it out yet but the Monster Hunter Wilds benchmark program said it could handle it on high settings with no issues. Having issues with closing out games and it making the mouse stutter after closing some advanced games but I think that's a Nvidia card issue.

Good laptop. 4070 may not be top of the line, but it provides a great picture on my 55" Samsung Ark. Haven't found a game it won't run at 1440 smoothly. Processor is more than fast enough, for everything I do, More than enough memory at 64 gb. I added a second Crucial 4tb NVME. Not that I filled the 4tb that it came with yet, but hey, it had an empty NVME slot... Side note, I use it primarily as a desktop.

I've been really impressed with this computer. It will play any of the racing games I've thrown at it and stays cool.

Runs quiet and smooth. I've had no issues. The battery life could be better, despite running the best settings it will drain quickly while gaming. The keyboard is well lit but does have a couple dull spots on the outer edge keys. For the price this laptop is definitely worth it.