ASUS TUF FX505DT Gaming Laptop- 15.6, 120Hz Full HD, AMD Ryzen 5 R5-3550H Processor, GeForce GTX 1650 Graphics, 8GB DDR4, 256GB PCIe SSD, RGB Keyboard, Windows 10 64-bit - FX505DT-AH51

Overall this is an excellent entry level gaming laptop. It has played all the games I want at Med - High settings at 1080 P with no issue. The screen is bright and the keyboard is the best Ive ever typed on. The Ryzen 3550H is a powerhouse and pairs nicely with the GTX1650. Also, the 120 Hz panel is a dream and actually gets used as I see 120 FPS in Fallout 4 on High - Max settings at 1080 P. My only issue is the track pad. Im not sure if it is the surface or drivers, but it lags and is sometimes totally unresponsive.

This laptop is so great for its price wow I was amazed when I could actually run a game over 150fps unfortunately the battery life is terrible

Let me be upfront with everyone here. Ive owned this laptop for more than a year and half now, so I know what its like in the long run. Do not, under any circumstance, buy this laptop.

Overall quality beginners computer like myself. The hardware is great and is efficient. Only problem is bad storage and battery life. I just bought a bigger Sd storage and more ram.

Where to begin? I was not a gamer before buying this Asus tuf laptop. I bought it for video editing YouTube videos. My old $400 laptop would not let me preview while I was in the video software, which made cutting and slicing videos together inposssable. First thing I did when I received this laptop was DL oilve the video editor iv been using and seen that this laptop had no problems preview and is extremely fast. I then made a steam account and purchase Gta v I use to play on Xbox 360. Gta v is very memory hungry at 80ish gbs. I added a 1tb HDD and another 8gbs of ram sumsang 970 I believe since I would have to open up the laptop anyway. I didnt really need the extra ram but now I can run more depending video editors. Iv since DL about 5 more games and love gaming again. On GTA v Im averaging 60-75 fps with 120hz the lowest I see is mid 40s fps while playing. Battery life isnt good but its to be expected for a high powered machine. Noise level isnt bad but you can here it when playing games, personally doesnt bother me. If you are thinking about this laptop just buy it.

This is a bangin little laptop! Plays world of warcraft like a dream! Super light compared to my other Asus gaming rig. Battery life appears to be wonderful! Weve had this for about 3 months and it just makes everything very easy. Does not run hot while gaming! If youre on the fence, hop off and buy this lil gem!

This is the first higher end laptop Ive ever bought. Usually I like to save money and get one used. I am so glad that i bought this one! The AMD Ryzen 5 chip is very fast and snappy. The FHD display is beautiful and has great contrast. The exterior is a nice, sleek design. I do wish the exterior was a little more rugged but for $650, its definitely a great value. The battery life gives you about 5-6 hours of basic computing time (internet browsing, MS office, emails). I am a non- gamer so i cannot give feedback for game play performance. Although the display is only 1080p, it does play 2K and 4K videos off of Youtube and Netflix. They look sharp and smooth. Overall, I am happy with this laptop so far. The warranty seems to be decent but i need to read more into it. I love the rainbow keyboard but will probably turn it off to save battery life. I plan on editing 4K videos and I will update this review once I see how it performs with that. Another thing I liked was the packaging. The laptop comes in a cool TUF Gaming box with a handle that could be re-used and is wrapped in a micro-fiber type of cloth fr protection. I didn open it up to see how hard it would be to upgrade RAM and its very simple. The whole bottom piece comes off. The battery is built into the motherboard so replacing wouldnt be easy for most. This laptop takes DDR4 RAM only.

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As soon as the laptop arrived I had to deal with technical difficulties. The laptop comes with an integrated GPU alongside the GTX 1650, mine only used the integrated one which is practically worthless. I wanted to set the GTX card as the default GPU and the only two ways to do so are either through the BIOS or the Nvidia control panel. The BIOS didnt give me an option to change the GPU, and the Nvidia control panel refused to launch, apparently the GTX 1650 has issues either related to the hardware itself, or with the drivers. the Windows device manager detects it, but says its not functioning, Ive installed, uninstalled and reinstalled the drivers and multiple different versions of the drivers and nothing helped.

The worst laptop I ever had the misfortune of sharing my life experience with. Imagine, imagine making a laptop that doesnt allow you to use the Fn top row keys. You know, the keys that let you control the sound, brightness, and all that stuff? Instead of easily lowering and decreasing the volume while listening to music, I have to manually click the volume slider. Thats so tedious and I refuse to go back to doing that. I dont care if this laptop is worth a million dollars and is a super computer. Whats the point if its a tedious and obnoxious paperweight? I hope Ill find a solution soon otherwise I will return this. Come on, ASUS... Seriously? Like, really?