An extremely fast processor, a lot of RAM, a 360-Hertz panel, and the RTX 3070 Ti create high expectations. In addition to gaming, the laptop is also supposed to be able to handle some work, leading to some mixed results in our tests.https://www.notebookcheck.net/Too-powerful-i9-12900HX-consumes-resources-Aorus-17X-XES-gaming-laptop.641234.0.html
Well, it was you guys who kept b*tching about "oooh, how come i7's only got 4 cores, hurr durr!".
Now both companies have added some more. Happy? No. You're straight back to b*tching.
Because you suck at computers. All you do is whine.
QuoteHowever, its positive effects on the gaming performance remain within limits. Sometimes, the high heat development and power consumption even lead to an opposite effect.
Who could have thought a 150W CPU would lead to issues in a laptop right? I really don't understand who is supposed to buy stuff like this? I mean it's not even a mobile workstation because on battery it can't pull this much power and if you always have to be plugged in you could pretty much get a small form factor desktop at this point..