ASUS TUF Gaming A17 (2023) Gaming Laptop, 17.3” FHD 144Hz Display, GeForce RTX 4060, AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS, 16GB DDR5, 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD, Wi-Fi 6, Windows 11, FA707NV-ES74
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Style: 17.3” FHD | RTX4060 | Ryzen 7
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- READY FOR ANYTHING Jump straight into the action with Windows 11, AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS processor, and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Laptop GPU at 140W Max TGP.
- FAST MEMORY AND STORAGE Multitask quickly with 16GB of DDR5-4800MHz memory and speed up loading times with 1TB of PCIe 4.0. Upgrading the storage is a breeze with the addition SSD slot.
- NEVER MISS A MOMENT Keep up with the pros thanks to its FHD 144Hz display. With Adaptive-Sync the display synchronizes with the GPUs output to reduce lag, minimize stuttering, and eliminate visual tearing for ultra-smooth gameplay.
- BLOW AWAY THE COMPETITION High core count CPUs create more heat when at full load. The TUF Gaming A17 is equipped to handle its high-power CPU with an upgraded pair of 84-blade Arc Flow Fans.
- MUX SWITCH WITH ADVANCED OPTIMUS - A MUX Switch increases laptop gaming performance by routing frames directly to the display, while Advanced Optimus optimizes battery life by switching between GPU modes automatically depending on the task.
Description
Introducing the ASUS TUF Gaming A17 - the ultimate gaming machine built for the most demanding gamers. With a Windows 11 operating system, AMD Ryzen 7000 Series processor, and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 Series Laptop GPU, this laptop is ready for anything. Multitask quickly with DDR5-4800MHz memory and PCIe 4.0 storage, which can be easily upgraded with an additional SSD slot. Never miss a moment with the FHD 144Hz display featuring Adaptive-Sync technology that minimizes lag, stuttering, and visual tearing. With an upgraded pair of 84-blade Arc Flow Fans, this laptop can handle even the most demanding games over long gaming sessions. It also features a MUX Switch with Advanced Optimus technology for improved performance and optimized battery life. Plus, it's military grade tested to ensure reliability even under the most extreme conditions. Get ready to blow away the competition with the TUF Gaming A17.
Brand: ASUS
Model Name: TUF Gaming A17
Screen Size: 17.3 Inches
Color: Gray
Hard Disk Size: 1 TB
CPU Model: Ryzen 7
Ram Memory Installed Size: 16 GB
Operating System: Windows 11 Home
Special Feature: Backlit Keyboard
Graphics Card Description: Dedicated
Standing screen display size: 17.3 Inches
Screen Resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels
Max Screen Resolution: 1920x1080 Pixels
Processor: 4.7 GHz ryzen_7
RAM: 16 GB DDR5
Memory Speed: 4800 MHz
Hard Drive: 1 TB SSD
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060
Chipset Brand: NVIDIA
Card Description: Dedicated
Graphics Card Ram Size: 16 GB
Wireless Type: 802.11ax
Number of USB 3.0 Ports: 2
Brand: ASUS
Series: TUF Gaming A17
Item model number: FA707NV-ES74
Operating System: Windows 11 Home
Item Weight: 10.15 pounds
Product Dimensions: 15.55 x 1 x 10.39 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 15.55 x 1 x 10.39 inches
Color: Gray
Processor Brand: AMD
Number of Processors: 8
Computer Memory Type: DDR5 RAM
Flash Memory Size: 1 TB
Power Source: Battery Powered
Voltage: 20 Volts
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: May 13, 2023
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Style: 15.6” FHD | RTX3050 Ti| i7
Asus TUF Gaming laptops are known for their durability, performance, and affordability. The Asus TUF Flash 15 is one of the latest models in the TUF series, and it offers a range of benefits for users, particularly for students. Here are some of the benefits of buying an Asus TUF Flash 15: Pros: Performance: The Asus TUF Flash 15 is powered by a 11th Gen Intel Core i7 processor, making it a powerful machine that can handle most applications and multitasking needs. Durability: The Asus TUF Flash 15 has a tough and rugged build quality, making it resistant to accidental drops, spills, and other mishaps. This makes it an ideal choice for students who need a laptop that can withstand frequent travel and everyday use. Affordability: Compared to other high-performance laptops, the Asus TUF Flash 15 is relatively affordable, making it an attractive option for students who are on a budget. Graphics: The laptop comes with a dedicated NVIDIA GeForce RTX3050 graphics card, which means that it can handle most graphics-intensive applications and even some casual gaming. Cons: Battery Life: The Asus TUF Flash 15 has a relatively short battery life, which is a common drawback of most gaming laptops. This means that users may need to carry a charger with them or stay close to a power source. Portability: With a weight of around 2.15 kg, this laptop is heavier than some other ultrabooks and may be less portable. Overall, the Asus TUF Flash 15 is a great laptop for students who need a durable, high-performance machine that can handle demanding applications and multitasking needs. While it may have some limitations, its strong points make it a solid choice for students who don't want to sacrifice on performance or build quality.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2023 by Pablo Cisneros
Style: 17.3” FHD | RTX4060 | Ryzen 7
Great laptop, runs great, keys feel good, outer casing is high quality.
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2025 by william strenge
Style: 15.6” FHD | RTX3050 Ti| i7
Is a recommended buy, if you like videogames and you are constantly on the go. This laptop is a good companion, it is not perfect, but I think it hits the right spot between price and performance. The 144hz refresh rate monitor is nice to have, but if you want to use to its full potential you have to decrease your image quality. It can get pretty loud in turbo mode AKA the gaming mode but can remain extremely quiet on silent mode but with a considerable hit in performance. The speakers are not loud but sound nice and gets the job done. I would love an RGB keyboard, it's only one color.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2022 by Omar G. Zambrano Camacho
Style: 15.6” FHD | RTX4070 | Ryzen 9
So, my previous personal laptop was definitely outdated (circa 2015 Dell) and in need of replacement, even though it's not my primary PC and is more of a backup/something I can take on vacation with me. This time around I wanted something I could game on and/or act as a viable backup should something befall my desktop gaming rig. However, because this wouldn't be a daily driver or anything, I didn't feel the need to go all out, a moderate budget of $1000-$1500 was where I wanted to be. I wanted something with a relatively modern CPU, a decent discrete GPU, upgradable RAM, and upgradable storage. There were a few laptops that were in the running. But in the end the Asus TUF A15 won the day. Mainly on the strength of it checking most of the boxes and being on sale for $1200 USD when I bought it. At $1600+ this laptop isn't a great deal IMHO. It's downsides are hard to overlook at that price point. But at under $1300 things became a bit more palatable. The Good - The Ryzen 9 7940HS is fine laptop CPU. 8 cores/16 threads. It's usually comes in above the i7-13700H and below the i9-13900H in most benchmarks, but offers better battery life and considerably stronger iGPU. The Radeon 780M is powerful enough to run some older or less demanding games at 1080p decently. So you don't always have to use the discrete GPU when gaming. Which is a nice option to have. With that said, it does lose out in pure CPU grunt to the Intel HX's those are basically detuned desktop CPUs. But in terms of performance vs. efficiency , the 7940HS is hard to beat. It's similar in performance to a desktop Ryzen 5 7600X or desktop i5-12400 for context. - The RTX 4070 discrete GPU. This GPU is really more than you need for 1080p gaming, particularly with DLSS and Frame Gen. At 1080p In Cyberpunk with DLSS Quality and Frame Gen, and with Pyscho ray-tracing (but not path tracing) enabled and with most of the other settings at "high" Things are motoring along at 90-110 FPS on average, Same thing with Starfield (no ray tracing in that though). Gaming performance is more that satisfactory at 1080p, If you were running a 1440p display it would still probably be fine. The RTX 4070 mobile is somewhere between an RTX 3060 ti desktop and RTX 4060 desktop GPU in terms of performance, but it does seem to handle ray tracing with more grace and dignity than the Ampere cards and it has frame gen to fall back on as well. The only thing that gives me pause is the meager 8GB frame buffer. 8GB of VRAM is quickly becoming the baseline for newer games. A few years down the road, 8GB of VRAM might not cut anymore. - Upgradability. Laptops aren't known for vast amounts of customization. The Asus TUF A15 is about as good as you can reasonably expect. It has an open M.2 slot for another SSD, it's wifi card is easy to upgrade (more on that in a minute), and it has two slots for RAM, which is becoming rare in an era where soldering down the RAM is common. Access is easy enough, there are about a dozen screws keeping the bottom cover on, one of which is captive and two of which are different lengths, so if you're going to do some upgrades, keep track of which screws go where, if needed Asus has the whitepapers for this laptop on their website and it has breakdown of which screws go where. - Big battery. The battery is a very generous 90Wh. It's about as high a capacity as you can get in a 15.6 inch laptop. The battery life is very good by gaming laptop standards. As long as you're not using the discrete GPU, you can reasonably expect 7 hours on the low side to 9 hours on the high side of typical use. For gaming, as you might expect, battery life drops to around 3 to 4 hours depending on how hard you're pushing the discrete GPU. When running on battery the screen refresh rate drops to 60Hz by default, presumably to help with battery life. - The ports are generous. Being an AMD powered machine, Thunderbolt was going to be off the table. But good news! You get USB 4 on the A15, which can do most of the things that Thunderbolt can do. You get two USB A ports and two USB C ports (at least one of which is the USB 4), You also get an HDMI 2.1 port. It does support G-Sync over HDMI assuming the display you hook it up to is also G-Sync compliant. - Full keyboard. The A15's keyboard has a numberpad, not all laptops do. Now onto, the "meh" features of the TUF A15. These are the aspects of the laptop that aren't really good or terrible, but are areas where things could be better, but they're not that bad. - Build quality is fine for $1200, not really what you'd expect at the $1600+ price point though. - The RGB on the keyboard is a bit much at it's default setting - There's the usual amount of pre-installed shovel-ware. You probably won't have to resort to a clean Windows install, removing the various/dubious pre-installed dreck only took a few minutes, it wasn't bad as far these things go. - The trackpad sometimes acts up randomly where it will assume you're trying to select everything on the desktop as you move the mouse pointer. I updated the software/drivers for it, but it made no difference. What did work was taking a microfiber cloth, *slightly* dampening it then cleaning the trackpad (computer is off when you're doing this), then turn it back on and it works fine again. - The OEM SSD is a 1TB WD SN560 which I don't think was ever sold at retail. It is a Gen 4 NVMe drive, but it's not exactly one of the faster ones. I ran CrystalDisk and got ~5000 MB/s read and ~3300 MB/s write. Good enough, but likely an area where costs were cut. Real world performance is fine, the laptop boot up quite quickly. - You do get two 8GB SODIMMS standard for a total of 16GB of dual channel RAM. Unfortunately it's only DDR5-4800 which actually slower than what the motherboard/CPU can support. While it's nice to have dual channel RAM standard, the slower speed of the OEM RAM is a bit of a let down. This is probably another cost-saving measure. Now we're at the "things that should be better" part, these are omissions or features that should've been better from the start; - The screen. The screen on the TUF A15 is mediocre at best. At a $1200 price point, it's underwhelming, but acceptable. At a $1600+ price point, it's basically an insult. It's a 1080p screen which isn't exactly cutting edge stuff. It's got an entry level IPS panel, and it's not very bright. You're getting 250-300 nits here. It's fine for indoor use with the brightness turned up, outdoors on a sunny day, it's barely useable. Typically , if you're spending over $1500 on a laptop, it's going to have a 500+ nit screen that's much brighter than this. The color reproduction is again, very "mid". Basically, you're getting a display that would be at home on a $500-$800 laptop. At the $1200-ish price point, you can overlook it since you're getting a great CPU and GPU, but at $1600, you can get similar CPU/GPU combos with a much brighter, higher resolution screen. It's a bit of let down. But most reviews of this laptop do mention it. - The stock Wifi card. Again because you're using an AMD CPU/chipset, you're not getting an Intel wireless NIC. The stock MediaTek wifi card was inconsistent (at best) for me. I did some research on the issue and after various updates decided that an upgrade was needed. I ended up buying an Intel AX210 Wifi card and swapped out stock mediatek card. It was an easy job, the wifi antenna leads being a bit fiddly. Now the wifi performance is better and it's not dropping the wifi connection every 10 minutes anymore. I recommend this upgrade for anyone with this laptop. Here I'll list the upgrades I've done to my Asus TUF A15 - Changed the wifi card to an Intel AX210 - Upgraded the RAM from 2x 8GB DDR5 4800 to 2x 16GB DDR5 5600 (Crucial CT16G56C46S5) - Added a 2TB Crucial T500 in the extra M.2 slot. Overall with the upgrades, other than the lackluster screen there's not that much to complain about. I snagged the A15 for right at $1200 with the upgrades, I ended up under $1500. And to get something with comparable specs (but probably a better screen) I would be up around the $1600-$1800 range. So the value for money if you can pick it up for $1100-$1200 is very good., the specs are good, and at that price point the foibles can be overlooked/accepted. At $1500 and beyond, I don't think the value is there vs. other more premium laptops.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2025 by Forrest Hodge