I have yet to see a review for the 120hz, 17.3" screen, so i figured i would provide one. It comes as advertised with a few extras. I have only had this laptop for about 24 hours now, so take this review as you will. Out of the box, i decided to add another M.2 drive i had. The advertised pop-open screw did help, but it was still a pain to get a tool in the space to pop open the rest. After checking the box, i found it also came with a 2.5in SSD adapter with the motherboard flat cable (not sure what its called). It also came with 4 mounting screws. While it appears you can attach a 2.5" to the motherboard, i could not find space for it to mount and have the bottom sealed again (perhaps a bit more research). The Ryzen 7 4800H processor is blazing fast comparative to my previous i7. The AC wifi has been consistent and pulling/pushing incredible speeds. I was able to dowload and install about a 1/2 TB worth of software, simultaneously, within about 90 to 120 min. This model does come with the ROG Amoury Crate software where you can manage profiles for your games. I found the fan noise is slightly better than that of my previous generation A17 TUF Gaming laptop. I find the adaptive sync screen is actually not as bad as everyone is saying. Amoury Crate profiles help to adjust your color balance and screen brightness quite well (i have yet to test games, but will within the next 24 hours). I have also ordered a DP to USB-C adapater, so i will let you know of VR compatability as well (Oculus Rift S). The sound is a bit better than previous generations as well, though still not great. As with the 15.6" models, it also came with DTS Sound Unbound which works spectacular with my Bose QC35 headphones. Hope this was helpful to those considering this laptop. So far, i am extremely impressed and glad i waited for it. Best bang for buck as well!EDIT: Alright, so after a few days with the laptop, as well as gaming with it, i find this laptop to be quite excellent for the price. The DP to USB-C adapter DOES work seamlessly with the Oculus Rift S headset. (Oculus software says computer doesnt meet specs, but i found that its due to a non-intel processor and all games work fine.) I have played The Forest (VR), Rust, Beat Saber (VR) and Half Life: Alyx (VR) so far flawlessly. Rust, as you know, does take a bit of tweaking to get just right, but i experienced no frame drops and seamless execution of scenes throughout all of the games. The fan did not spin up to max and stay there the whole time as other people have said before. It does spike when it needs to but noise is manageable. Overall, great product and extremely satisfied.