ASUSTUF Dash 15 (2022) Gaming Laptop, 15.6" 144Hz FHD Display, Intel Core i7-12650H, GeForce RTX 3060, 16GB DDR5, 512GB SSD, Thunderbolt 4, Windows 11 Home, Off Black, FX517ZM-AS73

Es la mejor compra que he hecho en muchos años. Lo compré en un precio increíble y después de tres años es mi más importante herramienta de trabajo.

I've wanted something that I could use as an everyday computer for work and use for gaming in my off time, something that could combine productivity and gaming in a compact design. I did a lot of research and found several (Razor Blade, Sager) but they were just too far out of my price range. I was worried I was being unrealistic for my budget. Then I came across the 2022 ASUS TUF Dash 15 (FX517ZM-AS73).From a physical standpoint I find the form factor is great in the hands and taking it mobile is a breeze thanks to it's compact, lightweight and super sleek design. I can easily pop it into my messenger bag when I need it on the go and when at home I can hook it up to a secondary display and enjoy gaming on it like I would a desktop.Under the hood it's clear ASUS wanted to make an impression. The hardware is impressive, yes, but how it synergies together is the most impressive part. Across the board performance is near instantaneous and (if power options and Armory Crate are utilized well) the battery life is also quite impressive when used for productivity tasks, too.The hardware is an ensemble cast with an Intel Core i7-12650H, 16GB of lightning fast DDR5 memory, a 512GB M.2 SSD and a 6GB GeForce RTX 3060 Mobile to round it out. It should be mentioned that while the computer itself supports Gen4 M.2 drives the stock 512GB SSD is Gen3 - likely to cut costs - however don't let that deter you as for an O/S drive it works great. Also, in a nice change of pace this laptop can be completely upgraded and you won't find any hardware soldered to the board. I have since added a 1TB Samsung 990 Pro in the second M.2 slot (for game installs, storage) and could not be happier with the near-instant performance.Speaking of performance I have yet to find a game title that I am unable to max out the settings on, even when hooked up running UHD resolutions on my secondary display (I have an LG UltraGear 27GL83A-B) which takes advantage of the G-Sync support for silky smooth response times. I've not yet even needed to use the "Turbo" mode as everything gets handled quite comfortably using the "Performance" setting.ASUS did their homework when they designed the 2022 iteration and you can tell they were paying attention, the 2022 Dash 15 corrects many of the complaints from the previous years model and then some. The new cooling system design is incredibly effective and helps cut back on a lot of fan noise, even when under load (using the "Performance" setting) the fans when kicked up are barely audible while keeping everything nice and cool.I'm very impressed with this machine and can easily recommend it to anybody interested in this model. No matter if you're looking for a dedicated gaming laptop or something to use for daily productivity tasks and some gaming on the side the 2022 ASUS TUF Dash 15 (FX517ZM-AS73) is hard to beat for performance and value.

I purchased this on Prime Day for a pretty good discounted price. (Prime Day is better than my birthday, just saying.)I'm in my 30's now and my entire life since early childhood I have always been strictly a console gamer. I have never been a big PC guy. I've owned two different laptops before this. I went with good solid value in the $500 range for those because I mainly used them for streaming, school, and occasionally indie and/or card games on steam.I'l reached a point in my life a few years ago, where between my job and family, I just didn't have the free time anymore to commit much time to my Xbox. Don't get me wrong I still love my Xbox and there are a lot of great games, but they tend to involve a decent time investment so I would go months at a time without ever turning it on. When I did it would be on a Saturday or Sunday when I had nothing else going on and could invest most of the day playing a game.I finally decided to invest in my first actual gaming laptop, nothing super high-end that broke the bank because I rarely play games that require that, and if I do I use my Xbox for them, but a good solid gaming laptop that can easily run all my steam games that I can hop on and off and require minimal time investment.This fits the bill perfectly and is exactly what I needed and wanted out of it.If what I described sounds anything like your personal situation you will love this laptop and be very pleased with the money investment.If you want something super duper high end for hardcore gaming, then either buy a next gen console or be willing to invest at least $2000-$3000 minimum on another laptop.

Doesn't buy this if you need:- Bright screen for outdoor- Long lasting batteryBought it on 2022, great buy since I can upgrade RAM and SSD, have two of ASUS gaming laptops, don't have any complain, just that the battery drains out quickly but I use it on my house always connected to power.