Las nuevas laptops con GeForce GTX se lanzarán pronto

Over the past decade NVIDIA has been the driving force in the creation of more powerful, thinner gaming laptops. And with the launch of power-efficient Maxwell and Pascal architectures, we’ve spearhead the creation of even thinner, lighter models that can be comfortably carried around for a full day. Then, last year, we worked with our partners to create Max-Q design-philosophy laptops, which rocked the industry by featuring up to 70% more performance than previously-released thin and light models.

This push for increasingly-powerful laptops in ever-smaller packages is proving particularly popular with gamers. In response, more manufacturers are getting involved with the creation of GeForce GTX laptops, and more resources are being dedicated to making ever-better models with further-improved acoustics, cooling and performance.

Próximamente, habrá 24 laptops Max-Q disponible para la venta, más de las 9 que se lanzaron el pasado junio, Muchas de ellas son más delgadas y rápidas que las del año pasado, mejorando la portabilidad y el rendimiento. En cuanto a las laptops con GeForce GTX, más de 70 incluirán los nuevos CPU de Intel de 8.º generación, lo que permite a los fabricantes mejorar aún más el rendimiento.

Estos cuatro modelos son particularmente interesantes.

MSI’s new GeForce GTX 1070 Max-Q design-architecture GS65 Stealth Thin lives up to its name, being only 17.7mm tall. And by trimming the display bezels right back to just 4.9mm, the GS65 has a 15.6 inch 144Hz IPS display in a chassis-size that normally only features a 14 inch display.

Powering all this tech is a sizeable 82 Whr battery, that’ll give users more time to play when away from the wall plug, and 8+ hours of use in productivity applications like Word and Excel.

Elsewhere, there’s the usual variety of MSI perks and enhancements for sound, networking and accessories, and a unique 180-degree flat hinge for sharing your screen with someone on the other side of a table.

The Gigabyte Aero 15X featuring a GeForce GTX 1070 Max-Q boasts a thin-bezel 144Hz display for ultra-fast response times and minimal motion blur. Alternatively, you can opt for a 4K IPS display with an Adobe 100% color gamut, which may be more suitable if you’re intending to also use the system for photo and video work.

It’s 1.9-cm-thin, which is 1 mm thinner than the previous version, it has phone-style ambient light sensors that adjust the screen’s brightness, there’s Dolby Atmos sound, and it’s packed with a massive 94 Whr battery for multi-hour gaming, or all-day productivity.

If the ASUS ROG Zephyrus M (GM501) looks familiar, that’s because it uses an updated version of the innovative chassis from the ASUS “Zephyrus” (GX501) laptop. That means it features the same solid aluminum aesthetic, and Active Aerodynamic System (AAS) cooling system, making it among the thinnest laptops to feature a GTX 1070.

Where it  differs from the Zephyrus is through the implementation of a newer, faster 144Hz G-SYNC panel and even longer battery life.

Xiaomi is known for its phones and tablets that have good features and good build quality. Now, Xiaomi is entering the laptop market with GeForce GTX models, starting with the Mi Gaming Laptop.

It’s sleek and slim, with a 15.6 screen, 16GB of RAM, 256GB of SSD storage, and 1TB of traditional storage. More importantly, the GeForce GTX 1060 version starts at just $1100.