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ASUS TUF FX505 gaming laptop on sale for £150 off (UK deal)
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TL;DR: Pick up the rigorously tested ASUS TUF FX505 gaming laptop for £649.99, saving you 19% on list price.
Gaming is an expensive hobby, especially if you want the best. This is pretty much the golden rule of gaming equipment — you get what you pay for.
The thing about rules though, is that they are there to be broken. You might be under the impression that you need to spend over £1000 for a quality gaming laptop, but we have tracked down a deal that breaks all the rules.
You can now pick up an ASUS TUF FX505 gaming laptop for just £649.99 on Amazon. This device is usually listed at £799.99, meaning you save £150 with this deal. You get an awful lot for your money, too.
This is a compact gaming laptop that punches well above its weight. It’s powered by the latest AMD Ryzen processor, which has quad cores and eight threads capable of speeds of up to 3.7GHz. It’s also paired with GeForce GTX 1650 graphics, so you can rest assured that FX505 is up to the task, inside and outside of the gaming arena.
Save on a laptop that breaks all the rules of gaming.
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