TUF A16 5070

Yeah basically the 5070 is a quick oc and then you basically match it or surpasses it especially with mfg and pt in games and every new game will have ray tracing in mind. That ddr7 is heavily underclocked out of box you can run it easily 3ghz over base and my Asus Tuff model can clock 450mhz higher

THANKS. I got Lenovo because I really like Lenovo gaming laptops, but Asus is definetly not a bad choice either. Really, in my opinion, the choice is between ASUS and Lenovo, basically Loq and tuff. You can compare the amount of specs you're getting in the same price range you want, and then watch a

I love my asus tuff 5070. Unpopularly I switched even from a 7900xt to the 5070 and dont miss the 8gb of vram at all really even at 4k. 4k upscalling was the kicker and the ti just was too much more money I could swallow. I essentially paid 100 dollars to switch after selling the rdna 3 card and don

Mate take a look at the asus tuf A16 rtx 5070 edition. AMD is cheap and just as good as intel. I think personally it's better.Besides the graphics card is what needs to be the best for most stuff, especially gaming. Paying for a premium CPU is wasting money unless you are a professional Cinebencher.

This is why I sold mine in February for 500 and got a 5070 for 550. My 7900xt was a reference design aswell ran hot and was used got it for 550 8 months after rdna 3 was released. Im really happy with the swap. Got a Asus Tuff 5070 really cheap brand new and it over clocks like a champ and runs a lo

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So you prolly will need to run some heavy CAD softwares depending on your department.So in order to get a laptop that will last you the course of your uni life u need to look for these specs *Processor -Intel I7 13th gen (must be a processor ending with H eg- I7 13000H)or AMD Ryzen 7 7000 series *Ram