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| ASUS TUF FX705DY-EH53 17.3 Full HD Gaming Laptop |
ASUS TUF Gaming FX705DY-EH53 is a high-performance gaming notebook running Windows 10. The patented ADC dust cooling system combines gaming performance with a thin, durable IPS motherboard. FX705 features an AMD Radeon 560x graphics card and a quad-core Ryzen 5 processor, making it easy to play the latest games and multitask. FX705 is one of the fastest Wi-Fi standards on the market: the latest version of Intel Wave 2 Wi-Fi 5 (802.11AC) with data transfer rate of up to 1.7 Gbps. The number of keystrokes on the red-lit gaming keyboard was 20 million. * The actual throughput of USB 3.0, 3.1 (1st and 2nd generation) and / or Type C depends on many factors, including host processing speed, file attributes, and other related factors, your configuration, and your operating environment.
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| ASUS TUF FX705DY-EH53 |
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| ASUS TUF FX705DY-EH53 |
Real immersion. Extend the lifetime.
ASUS TUF FX705DY features an AMD Ryzen processor and an AMD Radeon graphics card that let you manage modern games skillfully while providing reliability and stability. ,
IPS Nano Display
The new NanoEdge design on ASUS TUF FX705DY uses a thinner frame with immersing the screen by up to 79%. FX705 features a quality IPS panel for extremely fluid operation with minimal motion blur.
17 "Portable Power
TUF Gaming ASUS TUF FX705DY meets power portability. The FX705 weighs only 15.9 inches and has low firepower compared to a 17-inch laptop. Whether you need multiple tasks for work or school, you can watch movies, music and games anytime, anywhere, FX705 can.
Shooting game
ASUS TUF FX705DY uses AMD Ryzen and AMD Radeon GPUs to give you a complete gaming environment
All the ports you need
ASUS TUF FX705DY has a variety of I / O ports for gaming peripherals and HDMI 2.0.
Immersive sound
DTS Headphones: X technology provides 7.1-channel HD surround sound.
Gigabit 2 WiFi 802.11ac
The latest version of Intel 802.11ac Wave 2 delivers data transfer speeds of up to 1.7Gbps.
Very resistant keyboard
ASUS TUF FX705DY has a very durable keyboard with keys that can hold up to 20 million keyboards. The red-light clipper switch has a touch curve of 0.25mm and provides a 1.8mm stroke for smooth and soft sensation strokes.
Double fan with anti-dust technology
Both fans with anti-dust technology significantly extended the life of FX705. HyperCool technology combines patented ADC self-cleaning with flexible and customizable overboost, consistent performance for gaming-intensive graphics.
How does the dust cooling system work?
By removing dust particles and contaminants from the case through two dedicated channels, the ADC system acts like a laptop's immune system: it prevents the formation of thermal sinks, improves the stability of the device and longevity. System.
ASUS TUF FX705DY Review
Best price for laptop games!
Well, I have a laptop for several months and it is often used for games. I buy it, I use it. My general opinion on this laptop is that it is the best choice for laptop games in this price range and features.
The version you bought includes a maximum 60fps display, 256GB SSD and 8GB RAM. Believe me, laptop games in this price range are very good. Inside the device, you can add another 2.5-inch SSD to choose from and add another 8 GB of RAM to increase the total size to 16GB. You need a 16GB USB portable device. I recommend 2666 MHz RAM.
This is the RAM I bought to increase the RAM module to 16 GB
You have also installed a 1TB SSD to install the game. The SSD is well-suited for ATMs and is inexpensive: Pioneer 3D NAND Internal SSD - 2.5 '' / SATA 3/6 Gb / s (1 TB)
If you choose SSD M.2, you can replace it with a larger version. Actually, you do not have to install SSD 1 TB.
I played a lot of "The Elder Scrolls Online" and "Generation: Zero" to test the in-game FPS under different screen settings. Elder Scrolls Online has enabled access to the default audio / video settings according to your laptop specifications. Many video settings are in High mode, some in the middle. Surprisingly, the FPS screen remained at 59 points when playing with one hand most of the time. In densely populated areas (such as cities), FPS rates dropped to 39-43 on average. Really funny!
The video settings of the 0 generation are the default settings and work fine. No stutter, no ice. It was smooth.
Come back to play ESO game. I ran for hours with a group of 4 people without any problems. The game has always been smooth.
It is not the keyboard that changes color and jazz. I don't care anyway, so it's not a problem for me. The keyboard is a high-quality keyboard, and unless it is broken like a hammer, it should extend the life of your laptop.
The sound quality of the internal speakers is very good. Good, not great, but really good! To achieve high sound quality, you need to connect a good headset. If your headset has this jack, you can use a USB headset or a 3.5 mm audio jack. I was using a simple headset with a 3.5 mm plug and the sound quality was good for me.
Video quality? Amazing bright colors, no dead pixels. Do not tear the screen. Remember I held the FPS lock at a maximum of 60 fps. Size is 15.6 inches, which is typical for many gaming notebooks.
I know a lot of people say that it only has 3 USB ports. Yes, yes, I can't imagine connecting more than three devices, but I think some can. You connect an external mouse, an external keyboard and another USB cable to charge the phone and verify that everything is working properly. no problem.
Let's talk about temperature. Yes of course does the keyboard warm up while playing? Uh .. No, he really surprised me, but he didn't. I hope the keyboard will heat up when the video is charging, but it's still cool. Instead of using the laptop heatsink, you put it on a flat, hard surface so it doesn't interfere with airflow. I recommend not to put a laptop on the "knee". AMD has dramatically lowered the processor and GPU temperatures. For those who don't know, Intel releases TDP with minimal load on its processor, while AMD releases TDP at full capacity on its processor.
During gameplay, the internal fan speed changes according to the processor / graphics processor temperature. I hope this happens. Is he really strong? not at all. I recommend to chill in turbo mode during the game to keep the temperature as low as possible. Use the function keys and F5 to select the cooling mode (if I remember correctly). The F key contains small icons that indicate what to do when you press it with the function key.
If you plan to update the internal components accordingly, I strongly recommend purchasing a package similar to this package to open the case gently without damaging it:
Well, there must be flaws now? Not really, but to some extent. Well, this is a 15.6-inch laptop. For me, I usually use a 35-inch Ultrawide display in games, but for my laptop to work. It took me a while to enjoy a smaller screen and of course the keyboard.
Let's talk about hidden tools installed on laptops. It seems that each manufacturer now has a lot of spam installed on new systems and should only appear in the last few days. With this tool, you can remove all Bloat Ware tools: https://ccleaner.fr/softonic.com/download
It's free and works well. These days, it took me about 15 minutes to uninstall the bloat ware tool installed by Microsoft on Windows. I don't like all these things on my computer and I don't like running them in the background.
When you update Windows, the BIOS will also be updated with the latest version. Now it is great for me, very good!
One of the problems I faced with the laptop in the last episode was that I didn't know it had two graphics cards. I thought there was only RX 560X GPU, but no, there were other graphics embedded on the blackboard. Why? If you're not playing games, you can use the built-in low-power graphics processor to extend battery life. It's easy to watch YouTube movies or videos with integrated graphics. Heck works well and uses the integrated GPU and is already running The Elder Scrolls Online at 10 frames per second. Not for games, but works fine.
How do you set up a laptop to use the game GPU? You need to access your computer's settings, and if you remember correctly, set it to High Performance and then add the game you want to use with the graphics processor. It took me a while. At first, I thought the laptop didn't have a RX 560X GPU because it didn't work at all. Once you know it, it only takes a minute. It doesn't matter anyway. Do not know if there is another way.