Walmart has
ASUS TUF 15.6" Laptop (FX505DU-WB72) for
$749.
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Specs:
- AMD Ryzen 7 3750H 2.3GHz Quad-Core Processor
- 15.6" 1920x1080 FHD IPS-Type Display
- 8GB DDR4 Memory
- 256GB NVMe Solid State Drive
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti Graphics
- 802.11ac WiFi + Bluetooth 5.0
- RGB Backlit Keyboard
- Windows 10 Home
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However if I were in the market and had to choose between this, and one of the laptops with a i7 9750H / 1660 Ti, I'd go with the Intel instead. You're looking at roughly $150 more considering most come with 16GB RAM already. Can take a look at previous deals if you search on Slickdeals for "9750h" and make sure it comes with a 1660 TI
I only say this because you're gaming at 1080P (assuming you don't hook up an external monitor). You will get a big FPS jump considering the resolution since most games are more CPU biased at 1080p.
For disclaimer, I'm not an Intel or AMD biased. I just built myself a Ryzen desktop rig with a 3900x but I'm gaming at 1440p, so CPU is almost a moot point in that case. Like I said, for laptop, I'd go with the Intel 9750H
Edit: Another way to look at it... You're already spending close to 1k. If you plan on keeping this laptop for the long haul (over 3 years), why get the 3750H
Asus would be smart to just say "IPS" and leave the modifiers out.
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However if I were in the market and had to choose between this, and one of the laptops with a i7 9750H / 1660 Ti, I'd go with the Intel instead. You're looking at roughly $150 more considering most come with 16GB RAM already. Can take a look at previous deals if you search on Slickdeals for "9750h" and make sure it comes with a 1660 TI
I only say this because you're gaming at 1080P (assuming you don't hook up an external monitor). You will get a big FPS jump considering the resolution since most games are more CPU biased at 1080p.
For disclaimer, I'm not an Intel or AMD biased. I just built myself a Ryzen desktop rig with a 3900x but I'm gaming at 1440p, so CPU is almost a moot point in that case. Like I said, for laptop, I'd go with the Intel 9750H
Edit: Another way to look at it... You're already spending close to 1k. If you plan on keeping this laptop for the long haul (over 3 years), why get the 3750H
However if I were in the market and had to choose between this, and one of the laptops with a i7 9750H / 1660 Ti, I'd go with the Intel instead. You're looking at roughly $150 more considering most come with 16GB RAM already. Can take a look at previous deals if you search on Slickdeals for "9750h" and make sure it comes with a 1660 TI
I only say this because you're gaming at 1080P (assuming you don't hook up an external monitor). You will get a big FPS jump considering the resolution since most games are more CPU biased at 1080p.
For disclaimer, I'm not an Intel or AMD biased. I just built myself a Ryzen desktop rig with a 3900x but I'm gaming at 1440p, so CPU is almost a moot point in that case. Like I said, for laptop, I'd go with the Intel 9750H
Edit: Another way to look at it... You're already spending close to 1k. If you plan on keeping this laptop for the long haul (over 3 years), why get the 3750H
However if I were in the market and had to choose between this, and one of the laptops with a i7 9750H / 1660 Ti, I'd go with the Intel instead. You're looking at roughly $150 more considering most come with 16GB RAM already. Can take a look at previous deals if you search on Slickdeals for "9750h" and make sure it comes with a 1660 TI
I only say this because you're gaming at 1080P (assuming you don't hook up an external monitor). You will get a big FPS jump considering the resolution since most games are more CPU biased at 1080p.
For disclaimer, I'm not an Intel or AMD biased. I just built myself a Ryzen desktop rig with a 3900x but I'm gaming at 1440p, so CPU is almost a moot point in that case. Like I said, for laptop, I'd go with the Intel 9750H
Edit: Another way to look at it... You're already spending close to 1k. If you plan on keeping this laptop for the long haul (over 3 years), why get the 3750H