TUF Gaming A17

I can't speak to the current situation with UE5 and the current iteration of the laptops but I played Squad UE4 for years on a 2019 ASUS TUF Gaming A17 and was very happy. It slowly got a little worse over time and by the end I could only play with a room fan pointed at it due to overheating issues,

Any modern gaming laptop with dedicated graphics (like RTX4060) and 32GB of RAM will be enough for basic editing. But of course, the more power the better, especially if you are using a lot of effects and fusion graphics. I would suggest larger screen as DR interface is pretty small. I use Asus Tuf

I have the ASUS TUF A17 gaming laptop and I freaking love it. WoW runs flawlessly. The first time I booted up WoW on it and was able to crank up the graphics settings, it was like I was playing a whole new game lol. So if you want my recommendation, I say go with the ASUS. I’ve had mine since shortl

Sorry for the light-hearted reply. Having highly unique/specific reproducable errors with the Asus is so frustrating. I have an ASUS TUF Gaming A17 (2023) FA707XU. I had a ton of problems out of box, until I deleted Armoury Crate and replaced it with a keyboard light freeware program. I had people s

I have ASUS TUF A17 gaming laptop and it's a perfect gaming beast and I am using it for the past year and it is working flawlessly. I am also looking to sell it because I want to buy a gaming PC now.

I recently installed debian 13 on my asus tuf a17 which has a RTX3050ti in it. I didn't have too much trouble on the whole, though I was aware of many of the tricks and fixes from being on ubuntu before that. On debian, it's wise to stick to the recommendations from the wiki, such as not downloading