ASUS TUF Gaming A17 (2023) Gaming Laptop, 17.3” FHD 144Hz Display, GeForce RTX 4050, AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS, 16GB DDR5, 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD, Wi-Fi 6, Windows 11, FA707NU-DS74,Mecha Gray

in the best price and in the specs
Excellent Value & Performance During DiscountsThis laptop is an incredible deal, especially during discount periods. The price, considering the features it offers, is truly exceptional and stands out in its class. Performance-wise, it handles both day-to-day tasks and more demanding applications smoothly.i bought this laptop with the expectation of using it as a tool in learning 3d animation and gaming it performs very well in gaming and 3d modeling, the screen is just enough to use but can be improved.Overall, if you’re looking for a reliable laptop that packs a lot of power and versatility, and you want to get it at a fantastic price, definitely consider grabbing it at a discount. This laptop delivers excellent value for money and is a top choice in its range.

Solid build, good specs and features, but a very, very average screen.
Gamers – read!What you can read/research on your own so I won’t review: Specs/features.What should still be mentioned: The speakers! Awful! They are placed RIGHT where your legs would be if you’re using this as a ‘lap’-top. Horrible placement underneath. Better when on a surface, but… such a horrible design. Sound is average when you can hear them.***What you should really know and may want to adjust, if you primarily plan to use this as a gaming laptop which will almost always be plugged in: The screen. The complaints here on Amazon are valid, but with a few tweaks, you can improve it, somewhat***Understand that this laptop has 2 GPUs and switches between them when gaming/not gaming, which is meant to save battery. If you don’t care about battery (or stay plugged in), and notice the screen is kind of lackluster/dull when running nVidia and want to see if you can make it work for you – read on:The screen is the sore point, but also because the integrated (Optimus) and dedicated (nVidia) don’t render the same output – color/vibrancy/etc. It’s hard to overlook when you see your vibrant desktop wallpaper desaturate and get dimmer when the dedicated GPU turns on. Which means your games lose that too.When you boot into windows, you’re running integrated/Optimus and aside from brightness, it looks pretty good (more saturated/vibrant than nVidia), but if you launch a game (you can test by running windowed), you will notice when the laptop ‘pauses’ (normal – don’t worry) to switch to nVidia that your display dims/desaturates a bit and seems to lose vibrancy. A lot of this is simply the average quality screen but also how the two GPUs render output.1) You can force it to always/only use nVidia in the bios: Setting this in the nVidia Control Panel (from Auto to nVidia) won’t boot you into Windows with nVidia on!!! It’ll load in as Optimus THEN switch to nVidia every time (pausing every time too) – so the Bios is your first fix to ensure Optimus isn’t used at all. You’ll no longer have the GPU switch ‘pause’ when starting/exiting games, but battery life goes down.But now you also have a slightly more dim and desaturated look, all the time. Let’s fix that (somewhat)2) Adjust your Color Settings in the nVidia Control Panel: To bring back some vibrancy/saturation, set Digital Vibrance to 70% (from default of 50%) or about there. HOWEVER – your Color settings in nVidia Control will not save after a reboot!! So….Search “task scheduler color management windows 11” and look for instructions to ‘disable’ the two ‘triggers’ responsible for resetting color profiles every reboot. Very easy to do. Zero risk (easy to undo).Reboot, adjust nVidia settings as above, apply, reboot again, and see if the nVidia options stick now. This worked for me, but some people said you must also remove the Asus Armoury Crate “GameVisual” API folder (or just move it to a backup location) from your drive (also easy to do) to stop it from overwriting your settings as well. Search this up too (‘remove gamevisual asus’) if still having issues.After these updates, the screen feels a lot better (make sure to crank the brightness via keyboard too) but for the price of this laptop, Asus should not have skimped here… It really is the sore point of this laptop.

so far good
it has been good i can get 3d work created and on the side play some games and save electricity. but had a huge scare a week ago were the video card was said to be disconnected and not working 🙁 but but there was an application were because it was set to eco mode that caused the issue so putting it on performance instead fixed it… too scary cause im broke after getting this computer for working on game development having a bad card that would be painful lose

Excelente equipo, el estilo gamer es genial, la duración de la bateria es muy buena y en general los productos Asus son los mejores y super rapidos. Un poco mal con windows 11 pero se cambio a windows 10 y todo mejoro un monton

It says it’s an F17 but it is the nicer A17

El rendimiento es bueno, pero no lo suficientemente bueno por el precio de ~40k.