TUF Gaming A15

Ok mechanical engineering passout from sahyadri, 2023 batch. Here is everything you need to know. Curriculum wise: Mechanical is probably the easiest course to take, me and my friends used to study a day before the exams and easily ace it (we werent that good at studies). If you keep good relations

Nobody will know that percentage apart from Asus themselves, and that's even not counting things that were bought from gray markets and imported elsewhere so the repairs don't go back to Asus. My TUF A15 FA507NU turned two years old last Aug. Bought it Aug 2023 and no problems whatsoever. Even with

ACER always had terrible heatsinks, I'd seriously reccomend a Lenovo Legion of ASUS TUF A15 in the first place. Acer is known for this reason due to their cheap terrible materials which always burn. Hell I'd even reccomend a Dell over Acer anyday

Not sure about $400, but anything sold as a "gaming computer" within the last 5 - 8 years should be ok. It doesn't take a super computer, but you will need a graphics card. I'm playing on a laptop from 2021, but I did pay $1k for it back then. It's an ASUS TUF A15. Not the greatest, but I can play a

My old HP from 2011 had a lot of crashes. My HP from 2008 melted it's own GPU. HP is widely known as an acronym for hinge problem. That 2011 HP I had has broken hinges now and can't be closed without the hinge cover getting popped off. My Asus X450L from 2013 is still working. Battery is dead and I'

Cüzdandan öte uzun ömürlü, sağlam ve kaliteli oldukları için seviyorum. Asus hayranlığım m50v dönemine (2009 civarı) dayanıyor. Ben asus tuf gaming a15 alırken, diğer giriş seviyesi cihazlardan daha pahalıydı, ancak beni sorunsuz götürdü.

I have a asus tuf a15 white a rtx 2060, it's just 6 gigs of vram, I'm playing in a 1440p external monitor it's awesome like i don't think it's a big problem the vram, my laptop has lasted almost 6 years, and i hope it lasts another 5 years, asus has good hardware, and as someone who has mac also, ye

I've been using an Asus TUF A15 for a good few years and it's holding up decently. It'll run pretty much anything except the crazy stuff.

When I started (Feb 2020 ) had the famous intel QC, also known as Eluktronics MAG15 in the US. The specs were i7-9750H，16GB RAM, GTX 1660ti. I managed to write my literature review with it, and I loved the mechanical keyboard and glass touchpad. However when the time came in which I had to do my own

Tuf a15, baught in aug 2020. A month before warranty expired, the 1660gpu stopped working. The onsite engineer tried to scan me stating it was water damage pointing to dust accumulated on board (there was opening on case through which dust got in) After several escalation, they agreed to replace mob