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ASUS VivoBook K570 review – one of the most affordable gaming notebooks

ASUS VivoBook K570 review – one of the most affordable gaming notebooks

Posted on February 21, 2020 By Jarvis

This is another laptop that comes by a couple of different names and configurations. You can see it as the VivoBook M570/X570/K570 and is equipped with either an Intel or AMD processors. So for the sake of clarity and ease, we are going to call this notebook the VivoBook K570, and we want to point out that we’re reviewing the AMD CPU version of this model, which features an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050.
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