The Holy Six. Gigabyte equipped the 2018 version of the Aorus X5 with a hexa-core CPU belonging to Intel's Coffee Lake series. The CPU is accompanied by a GeForce GTX 1070 and a 144 Hz display. Find out in our review whether the 15-inch laptop is on a par with other gaming devices.
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I would warn potential buyers to stay away from Aorus. Notebookcheck.net is a fantastic resource for determining out of the box performance but lacks on what these units will do in the weeks to months that follow. I purchased an X5 V7 and the motherboard died 12 days after purchase. After checking other online resources I discovered that this is a fairly common failure for these units.
I would love to see Notebookcheck do "long haul" reviews where they revisit laptops loaned out to editors for day to day use. I believe it would be of great benefit to many users to see how many of this svelte, high performance laptops manage after a regimen of regular use.
Could the system earn significant additional battery run time for desktop/web browsing, if display refresh rate is capped to 60hz and G-Sync is disabled using the nVidia control panel?