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To test today, we are putting the machine through a variety of ‘real world’ situations, mirroring the real world usage of a potential customer.
One as a media movie lover on the move (wearing headphones), a person wanting to watch high definition media on a train journey or bus with screen brightness two notches from maximum.
Second as a businessman, with screen brightness around half way. Wireless was enabled. A mixture of checking, answering emails using Microsoft Office and editing pictures in Adobe Photoshop.
Lastly as a gamer, playing Tomb Raider until the machine turned itself off.
Battery life is reasonable, but the powerful CPU and GPU will drain it pretty quickly if you task the system hard when gaming. Realistically however, this is the kind of laptop you carry to a LAN event, and then back home. It will really only be used on battery for very short periods of time.
Can it run Internet Explorer? O.o
I think the minimum specs required to run IE was with a Titan Z (and/or the AMD equivalent). Don’t quote me, I could be wrong.
Don’t mind those people on fb carl or anyone of you from KG who’s reading, they are still kind of immature they don’t understand the meaning of Desktop Replacements may be cause they are not caught up in a tight schedule or just need power on the move and have access to pc when they need em.
it’s a cool portable system right here designed for those who need em.
it’s all about what you need where and when you need it and something that can fulfill that.
I love desktops but these gaming laptops aren’t that far behind.
Nice review