I own and love this laptop. With the 20% off it's about,$1000. If you have 6% back with Amazon CC it's super slick at $940 after cash back
ASUS ROG Strix Scar 15 Gaming Laptop, 15.6" 240Hz IPS QHD Display, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Ti, Intel Core i9 12900H, 16GB DDR5, 1TB SSD, Per-Key RGB Keyboard, Windows 11 Home, G533ZW-AS94Q,Black
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product...3NWQ&psc=1 $1,014.36
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This is slightly better CPU but arguably MUCH worse GPU because dlss 3.0 doubles frame rates in games that support it which is the majority of AAA titles and the 4070 is a really good GPU.
More importantly this is last year's model, used, and an open box customer return which can be due to issues in the system. amazon warehouse deals is VERY much rolling the dice at times.
This is slightly better CPU but arguably MUCH worse GPU because dlss 3.0 doubles frame rates in games that support it which is the majority of AAA titles and the 4070 is a really good GPU.
More importantly this is last year's model, used, and an open box customer return which can be due to issues in the system. amazon warehouse deals is VERY much rolling the dice at times.
This is slightly better CPU but arguably MUCH worse GPU because dlss 3.0 doubles frame rates in games that support it which is the majority of AAA titles and the 4070 is a really good GPU.
More importantly this is last year's model, used, and an open box customer return which can be due to issues in the system. amazon warehouse deals is VERY much rolling the dice at times.
NVIDIA RTX 4070 8GB GDDR6 Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 8GB GDDR6 with ROG Boost at 80W (105W with Dynamic Boost 2.0) for an ultrafast GPU to fuel your games.
the 3070 this guy is linking is 3070Ti and 150w...
NVIDIA RTX 4070 8GB GDDR6 Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 8GB GDDR6 with ROG Boost at 80W (105W with Dynamic Boost 2.0) for an ultrafast GPU to fuel your games.
the 3070 this guy is linking is 3070Ti and 150w...
I heard It's 140w, but bestbuy listed false information. If u search the qna, Asus themselves answered that it is 115w + 25w dynamic boost.
NVIDIA RTX 4070 8GB GDDR6 Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 8GB GDDR6 with ROG Boost at 80W (105W with Dynamic Boost 2.0) for an ultrafast GPU to fuel your games.
the 3070 this guy is linking is 3070Ti and 150w...
https://youtu.be/hpvbxS51TlM?si=
This is slightly better CPU but arguably MUCH worse GPU because dlss 3.0 doubles frame rates in games that support it which is the majority of AAA titles and the 4070 is a really good GPU.
More importantly this is last year's model, used, and an open box customer return which can be due to issues in the system. amazon warehouse deals is VERY much rolling the dice at times.
This is 100%a best buy shill post!
The 4070's hz on that laptop is actually a weaker GPU than the 3070ti on the Amazon Warehouse deal.
I love it when people that don't know much about laptops try to sh!t on the actual good deals here.
so unlike best buy -- for Amazons warehouse deals there's no restock fee. it's a risk fee purchase with an extended return date into January.
the Asus tuf book's wattage is LOW making it a weaker GPU than the natural 150 watt beast in the deal I posted.
how did this awful BB deal get 4 up votes? I'm thinking alt accounts😂
The 4070's hz on that laptop is actually a weaker GPU than the 3070ti on the Amazon Warehouse deal.
I love it when people that don't know much about laptops try to sh!t on the actual good deals here.
so unlike best buy -- for Amazons warehouse deals there's no restock fee. it's a risk fee purchase with an extended return date into January.
the Asus tuf book's wattage is LOW making it a weaker GPU than the natural 150 watt beast in the deal I posted.
how did this awful BB deal get 4 up votes? I'm thinking alt accounts😂
Except....BB doesn't have a restock fee for laptop and also has an extended return until Jan 13... 😂
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The 4070's hz on that laptop is actually a weaker GPU than the 3070ti on the Amazon Warehouse deal.
I love it when people that don't know much about laptops try to sh!t on the actual good deals here.
so unlike best buy -- for Amazons warehouse deals there's no restock fee. it's a risk fee purchase with an extended return date into January.
the Asus tuf book's wattage is LOW making it a weaker GPU than the natural 150 watt beast in the deal I posted.
how did this awful BB deal get 4 up votes? I'm thinking alt accounts😂
That BB Asus TUF laptop is a full power 4070. Sorry, but it will beat this 3070 ti in nearly every scenario.
https://gpu.userbenchma
https://www.notebookche
WRONG-- you open up the laptop there's a best buy restock fee
https://gpu.userbenchma
https://www.notebookche
This is false info-- this is not a full powered 4070 laptop GPU as it's wattage is nerfed.
The deal in this thread for the Asus is 150 watts and is a "ti" GPU.
You're wrong and don't know what you're talking about
WRONG I returned an open laptop to BB with no restock fees...unless the rep was being nice to me...
https://gpu.userbenchma
https://www.notebookche
They're BOTH 1080p... Show a link to the laptop you're talking about as I think you either don't know what you're talking about or very confused.
The laptop for which I have provided a link to from Amazon also the same brand. Just a superior laptop has a much better display
here is the weaker BB laptop which will cost more than the deal I posted for the Asus with 3070ti
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sku/...Id=6535503
1080p display-- not better and screen hz and quality is worse than my deal with a 240hz QHD
115watt GPU -- not better (it's gimped)
not a "ti" GPU -- not better
cooling -- way worse
return policy-- way worse at BB (14 DAYS!?!) my deal allows a return up until January!
i7 vs i9 -- my deal wins again lol
DON'T LET BestBuy SHILLS try and highjack a deal thread. It's laughable and they are just wrong about the specs.
sad really
Wrong. There is no restocking fee on laptops that are opened.