expiredDr.W posted Jul 10, 2023 05:28 AM
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expiredDr.W posted Jul 10, 2023 05:28 AM
ASUS TUF F15: 15.6" FHD 144Hz, i7-12700H, RTX 4070 (140W), 16GB DDR4, 1TB SSD $1149.99
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You're getting a full wattage 4070 with a good display at the lowest price.
You're getting a full wattage 4070 with a good display at the lowest price.
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There is a great best buy review that mentions battery life optimization but you get around 9 hours of battery life on eco mode.
Build quality maybe not the best?
Like will a laptop have a RTX 4070 (120W) not have the same benchmark numbers as a laptop with a RTX 4070 140W?
Just curious. I've been out of the PC Specs world for a a while.
Like will a laptop have a RTX 4070 (120W) not have the same benchmark numbers as a laptop with a RTX 4070 140W?
Just curious. I've been out of the PC Specs world for a a while.
Like will a laptop have a RTX 4070 (120W) not have the same benchmark numbers as a laptop with a RTX 4070 140W?
Just curious. I've been out of the PC Specs world for a a while.
You'll see some crazy examples of this in "creator" laptops with X050 GPUs with 30w of power that are marginally better than integrated graphics.
Someone on a previous post said this card can't run at max power, but the specs seem to indicate otherwise? Anyone have a comment on that? Given the listed hrtz using boost the specs seem to put this thing at full powerish (I'm fuzzy on what full power is for the chip)
You'll see some crazy examples of this in "creator" laptops with X050 GPUs with 30w of power that are marginally better than integrated graphics.
Someone on a previous post said this card can't run at max power, but the specs seem to indicate otherwise? Anyone have a comment on that? Given the listed hrtz using boost the specs seem to put this thing at full powerish (I'm fuzzy on what full power is for the chip)
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This is a great deal if you're ok with a so so screen. 300 nits isn't great. Might consider the Asus G14 with the 6800S for $1200 at Best Buy instead. Much better screen, 1 lb lighter and only slightly lower fps (dlss 3 aside)
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