Asus TUF FX505DT Gaming Laptop, 15.6” Full HD, AMD Ryzen 7 R7-3750H Processor, GeForce GTX 1650 Graphics, 8GB DDR4, 256GB PCIe SSD, Gigabit Wi-Fi 5, Windows 10 Home, FX505DT-WB72, RGB Keyboard

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Mine stopped working after 8 months, and I barely even used it.

ASUS is VERY well known as the current master of personal computing devices. They use fantastic parts and outsource excellent manufacturers to provide the builds for their products. Keep that on the down low though, if they get as big as Dell theyll start hurting in quality like Dell too. ASUS is a rock solid, fast, well built brand and this laptop is no exception. We play games like Valheim and FO4 at 50FPS with no issues whatsoever. The only con is the OS it comes with... W10 Home is crap so be ready to install Pro. We also upgraded memory to 16GB Ballistix and added a second 4TB SSD for added space. If you got the $800, get one.

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I am an amateur photographer and I shoot a lot of photos for myself and others. My old Dell laptop was getting a little long in the teeth and I began to look at replacements.

I’ve had this laptop for a few months and it’s been holding up great. I needed a new laptop to replace my previous Asus running windows 8 and 4gb of ram. This is a massive upgrade. I use this for work, gaming, music production, browsing, youtube you name it.

Ive had this laptop for almost a year, and I freakin love it! Its perfectly designed for hardcore gamers out there like myself. Though gamers must do their part to care for their toys and keep them running like new. I run Norton 360 Utilities on it which removes unnecessary junk files and anything that can make it run slow; I make sure to do a full scan of any viruses and malware using Norton 360 which is provided to me for free thanks to LifeLocks identity protection services. Plus I make sure to update any system and software related programs. Ill give a heads up, this laptop does not include a compact disc (CD) player. No discs can be inserted unless purchasing an external CD player and hooking it up to one of the laptops USB ports like I did so to import music from CDs to my iPhone via iTunes. Plus the screen itself is not a touchscreen and the laptops Bluetooth connectivity for use of wireless game controllers, sound bars, and a wireless mouse is perfect!