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    New: Aorus X7 DT

    Discussion in 'Gigabyte and Aorus' started by Templesa, Sep 22, 2015.

  1. agaw

    agaw Notebook Enthusiast

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    Completely agree with you. I did a cost benefit analysis on an MSRP that I saw for the both the DT and X7 Refresh. The X7 Pro V5 seems like the better investment given the MSRP in my opinion. Checkout the below link to keep an eye on what info I find to make your own conclusions.

    http://forum.aorus.com/forum/gaming-laptops/5651-skylake-x5-x7-x7dt
     
    agaw, Dec 13, 2015
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    Miss Malevolent Notebook Consultant

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    M0rdresh Notebook Consultant

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    As an owner of the X7 ProSync I can vouch for it to outperform a desktop GTX980. As it goes with these sort of things it may not be in every case and/or situation, but in most games it does outperform.
    I strongly believe in multi-GPU rendering and with Nvidia VR SLI there's talk that each GPU per eye is way more efficient than single CPU. So if you value VR, it's a good thing.

    That fact that Aorus is continuing the X7 Pro range next to the X& DT shows there is a market for it, I simply love that decision. A very smart one, because there is an audience too that like single GPU's more. So we all win.
     
    M0rdresh, Jan 12, 2016
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