TUF Gaming A16

I was super stoked to get it at the release price. I cannot believe they are that much cheaper from Best buy and come with touch screen. Based on what I read the difference in the 94 model show the Best buy and the 96 chipset sold for Asus is completely negligible due to thermal capping in the thin

Congrats man, I have nearly the same laptop tuf A16, got it a month ago. My specs, ryzen 7 260, 5070 8vram, 32ram,1tb ssd. Not really, mine stays under 45°C during light work and 60-75 during gaming so undervolting would be seriously a waste of money and time Probably with thermal paste, no need to

YOO same bro bought 6 days ago. First enable battery care in MyAsus and save battery wear. Then uninstall Armoury crate coz it heats a16 alot i have tested it on Re requiem and cpu temp reached 85 degrees. Also install game driver from Nvidia app and ur good to go. Happy Gaming bro. Btw mine gives 3

I’ll throw some options at you. Your $700 budget is fucking tight for anything decent with a GPU that can handle rendering without melting, but these entry level gaming rigs should do the trick for your lowpoly beginner crap, writing, and that other software bullshit like OBS or DaVinci. They all pa

los CPU Intel de laptop consumen más energía que los amd revisa si tienes un Intel de la serie (H) que es básicamente un chip de escritorio modificada a una laptop es potente pero consume más energía y se calienta más que su contraparte amd La laptop que recomendaría es Asus tuf a16 que tiene mucho

I bought a asus tuf a16 (laptop because Was regional truck driving ) to play WoW about a year and a half ago for $800 on ebay and it runs bodycam , Cod , arma reforger, almost anything really well coincidentally with solid FPS . Bought an external monitor and 2TB SSD and I’m good until i decide to s

I have a couple of the same type, they are a bit hit and miss tbh. I can charge my phone and it will only pull 10w even though it can charge at 60w, my tablet will pull 20w even though it's capable of 45w But my Asus TUF A16 can pull 90w from it through it's 100w USBC port. That's with either the in

I have an asus zenbook a14 with a snapdragon x - x126100 I use mine for 90% media has an amazing battery and never let's me down I did pay £600 new so that was a bargain I think I think the a16 is worth the money if you want to go that high in price

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Unfortunately I'm not well versed in the US market but I found a few possibilities. If you don't play games often then this Acer Nitro 5 might do well. If you do a bit more gaming and don't care if the battery lasts longer than 8 hours then this ASUS TUF A16 laptop might be good. You might be able t