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ASUS TUF F15 15.6inch Gaming Laptop - IntelCore i5 RTX 3050 512 GB SSD Black

This highly portable ASUS TUF gaming laptop is ready for smooth Full HD gaming.
What we love - The 11th gen Intel i5 processor has six cores and is up for some heavy multi-tasking and gaming - The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 is perfect for Full HD gaming - Encased in a light and tough chassis, this laptop has passed a series of strict military standard tests so you can take it anywhere Good to know - The 144 Hz IPS display is perfect for smooth gameplay and has vivid colours and wide viewing angles - The RGB-backlit keyboard looks cool and you can adjust the lighting to fit your style - 512 GB of SSD storage offers fast loading speeds and plenty of space - WiFi 6 makes for stable and swift internet connectivity - Use the USB Type-C port to hook up your monitor or charge your devices Intel, the Intel logo, Celeron, Intel Atom, Intel Core, Intel.
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