you've mentioned that you are testing European version which is i5 and 16GB with mx150. how to buy this version?
later on in specification you have mentioned that is actually has 8gb??
I have now spent like half an hour trying to find how to buy the i5 with 16GB and it is nowhere to find...... 😕

Hello,

I buy MateBook X pro I5 before 4 months in Shenzhen. Computer was a perfect, but I go home before two days from business trip and in my home internet is to slow, but speed is ok. Other device working well. Can you help me fix this issue? Can by problem in router? I use tp-link model TL-WR841N. Second issue is chines language inside device. I buy new windows and reinstal compiuter, but some aplication is still in chinese language. (examle is keabord aplikation... Logi Craft. )


Thanks for help
Petr

Quote from: MJ on July 25, 2018, 14:26:32
I just ran a CPU stress test (i7/16GB/512GB/MX150) with Intel Extreme Tuning Utility (the [SW] Undervolt mod applied) but the CPU still hit 85°C. Even when I'm just surfing the web I can't place it on my lap unless I wanna have my :o hard boiled...

There must be something wrong with my unit. The fan is almost constantly whirring loudly...  :-\

Something is definitely wrong with your unit.
I got the same configuration. I get 40-45c idle and 50-55c under regular load, like browsing and office work.
This is even with an high ambient temperature of 32c.
All this is passive cooled (no fans on)

I peak around 75c when benchmarking (score are quite a bit higher than the average 8550u)
imgur.com/EO6Azst.png

I just ran a CPU stress test (i7/16GB/512GB/MX150) with Intel Extreme Tuning Utility (the [SW] Undervolt mod applied) but the CPU still hit 85°C. Even when I'm just surfing the web I can't place it on my lap unless I wanna have my :o hard boiled...

There must be something wrong with my unit. The fan is almost constantly whirring loudly...  :-\

Great work!  Notebookcheck always has the best, most objective reviews, compared to the "mainstream" tech blogs/sites.  Keep up the good work!

Please confirm the distribution of PCI-E Lanes for thunderbolt port and also review the i7 model if possible. Thanks! it is very useful.

Please review the Asus S15 S510Un-Bq070T with an i5-8250, Nvidia MX150 too.

It's a great slim laptop, with a powerful processor. i5-8250u

Quote from: Eric on May 22, 2018, 21:25:03
Can you double check that this laptop features a 4 lane TB3 port?  It seems dubious with the discrete graphics card inside and previous history with 8550U chips with the MX150 (like on the Spectre x360).  I also sent a note to Huawei to ask since I can't find that info anywhere.

Yes i get the same question, seems 2 lane TB3 is more possible(with the MX150, there is not enough lanes for 4 lane TB3)

This is the most helpful review I've seen, especially with the data on temperature and stress. I've been looking all over the internet, and every other reviewer just repeat the same generic information.  I really appreciate your effort. Do you have information on the differences between the i5 and i7 model?

Again, thank you!

I do love your percentage rating system for your reviews. Is it possible to do a best of each category for all the current generation of devices you have reviewed so far or have a search-able DB or matrix similar to the CPU and GPU charts you keep?

Keep up the good work.

Can you double check that this laptop features a 4 lane TB3 port?  It seems dubious with the discrete graphics card inside and previous history with 8550U chips with the MX150 (like on the Spectre x360).  I also sent a note to Huawei to ask since I can't find that info anywhere.

Any information on when this notebook will enter the German market?

I'm wondering if undervolting or underclocking (or both!) could lower it's temperature and stay consistently higher on clock speeds.

Hi Allen,
May I ask if this model has a TPM chip?

Hi Allen,

I have a question: will the surface temperatures and fan noise on idle/load be different if you choose an i7 model instead of on an i5?