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What? For $100 more you can get the i9 and 1TB from best buy.
Firstly, it's $200 more not $100, unless you're referring to an open box.
Secondly, the screen is 60Hz whereas it's 120Hz on this one. I consider that a huge deal breaker if you're looking for a gaming laptop esp at this price.
For $200 more you're only getting a better processor, more storage, and marginally better graphics at the expense of a better screen.
Last edited by Dr.Wajahat April 26, 2022 at 12:40 AM.
Firstly, it's $200 more not $100, unless you're referring to an open box.
Secondly, the screen is 60Hz whereas it's 120Hz on this one. I consider that a huge deal breaker if you're looking for a gaming laptop esp at this price.
For $200 more you're only getting a better processor, more storage, and marginally better graphics at the expense of a better screen.
No it's not. Their listing is incorrect.
Go on Asus' official website and search for that particular model number/name. They've listed 60Hz on their site.
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Secondly, the screen is 60Hz whereas it's 120Hz on this one. I consider that a huge deal breaker if you're looking for a gaming laptop esp at this price.
For $200 more you're only getting a better processor, more storage, and marginally better graphics at the expense of a better screen.
Secondly, the screen is 60Hz whereas it's 120Hz on this one. I consider that a huge deal breaker if you're looking for a gaming laptop esp at this price.
For $200 more you're only getting a better processor, more storage, and marginally better graphics at the expense of a better screen.
Go on Asus' official website and search for that particular model number/name. They've listed 60Hz on their site.
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