This includes quite a powerful CPU, as the series maxes out with the Core i7-10870H – an 8-core processor, which is a bit down on computational power, compared to the latest AMD has on the table. However, you get pretty decent hardware as well. Obviously, the key selling point of the TUF Gaming F17 (FX706) is its price. So, there is a big competition, but the price is getting the lion’s share of the budget gaming market pie. Battling the likes of Acer’s Nitro 5 series, the Legion 5 of Lenovo, the G5 series of Dell, and the Pavilion Gaming from HP. And this is exactly where the TUF Gaming F17 steps in. Instead, the majority of people are seeking affordable devices, that provide as much as they can. Usually, the most popular and widespread gaming notebooks out there are not the flagships.
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