ASUS TUF Dash 15 (2022) Gaming Laptop, 15.6 144Hz FHD Display, Intel Core i7-12650H, GeForce RTX 3060, 16GB DDR5, 512GB SSD, Thunderbolt 4, Windows 11 Home, Off Black, FX517ZM-AS73

Ive been a long-time ASUS fan. Ive got a self-built desktop that uses numerous ASUS components, and have used their laptops in the past (my family business also bought a couple Vivobooks). The designs are usually top notch & well built. This one has a solid LCD housing without too-much flex. The battery life is reasonable for this system; the silent mode keeps things quiet & cool for non-gaming and non-video/audio production tasks. Performance mode (predictably) runs the battery down quickly but this mode is best used when connected to a power outlet. The fans are a little loud under heavy loads, but thats also to be expected in such a slim chassis. The speakers are competent but not stellar. The display has a great refresh rate & good viewing angles. I think the i7-12650H model was the right choice as it still gives you all 6 Performance Cores compared to the 12700H, youre losing 4 E-cores but as a mostly stationary/occasionally portable gaming system its not really a loss. The TB4 & multiple USB ports (that dont block each other by being too close) are all USB 3 & up, no USB 2 here. My model has an SK Hynix Gold P31 SSD (512GB) & Im plenty happy with that performance. Ill but putting in a second NVMe drive later since the slot on the board is open. Keyboard is good, the touchpad has an excellent feel & spacious.

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Lost performance within a matter of weeks and then the fan started having a death rattle. Likely GPU overheated and thermal paste will not fix the huge loss i had

Had to turn off Hybrid mode in order for some older programs to launch, the PCs asus software doesnt switch intuitively as it should. Once I turned it onto solely discrete, the pc could launch my games. I will say that the battery life is incredibly disappointing. The adverts say up to 8 hours of video watching, but the pc cant survive more than 2 hours of youtube or light gaming like OSRS. I got this as a replacement for an MSI GT72S 6QE that was my first gaming laptop. This is so much lighter it does have some true mobility but the batter situation is pretty sad.

love it that certain keys were highlighted and theres a number pad on the side

Bought this as a mobile rig, and it pretty much ticks all the boxes. only issue, and im not sure if its a user error on my end or just the overall hardware configuration, i burn through battery life like its running on AAs. this is when im trying to do non gaming tasks. notebook is very sleek, the weight is not bad feels balanced. the hardware is more than sufficient. this PC has the essentials and none of the luxuries. perfect for me to throw in a back pack. i was also impressed to see ASUS offers a year warranty that covers raw damage. this pc puts in work and pumps out heat when in turbo mode (plugged in) but overall not to bad when doing light gaming. handles CoD MW2 excellent, and even FiveM (GTA). after shopping around and about to purchase a 2000$+ unit, im happy i found this for half the cost.

I really enjoyed my purchase of this laptop, everything works well but the battery life isnt very good unless you use it for the bare minimum on the lowest power settings available. For 999 plus tax it was an excellent purchase but now that the price went up Id probably look for other options on that price range. Very satisfied nonetheless

Versatilidad por su diseño, no pesa tanto como otras laptop gamer

Got the laptop for 1k. Best purchase ever

It’s a great laptop which is fast and beautiful you should definitely buy it