Asus TUF Gaming T500 PC Review: Great for New PC Gamers
Because it’s so Easy to build an at home game office, companies that make predefined machines must offer excellent value or something unique. This is why the Asus Tuf T500 is not technically an office PC, at least in the classic sense. Instead, he takes advantage of a smaller motherboard and CPU and a laptop, reducing the overall footprint, but abandoning the ability to upgrade or repair certain individual parts.
More specifically, the T500 has a full -size office GPU, which is the largest determining factor with regard to play performance, as well as the part which is replaced most often. This should give this office a much longer lifespan than laptops of playing that are equipped in the same way, at least on paper. This version came with an RTX 5060 Ti installed, a card which generally reaches 60 to 90 images per second at 1080p, a good correspondence for a replacement of the living room console.
I am pleasantly surprised by the execution, and the T500 offers a solid value and a single leveling path, with certain compromises expected around cooling and ports. It is a solid choice for the player opposite to technology or on television who seeks to pass consoles to the PC, but I think that more wise users will always want to build theirs.
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Asus’ approach is that the T500 is a relatively compact machine, about six inches wide and twelve inches deep, or simply a little more than two Xbox Series consoles sitting side by side. With more and more capable game laptops even for more recent titles, I imagine that people who have room for an office and an instructor, but hardly are not a huge audience. Asus specifically calls students, but I think that a game laptop will allow you to spend at least four years, and you could take it in class with you. In this size, it seems more likely that you will find one in an entertainment stand in a living room or a house theater.
