NVIDIA says that all new six G-Sync laptops announced come with new 75GHz displays that meet the standards. Those found not able to hit the 75 Hz refresh cycle will not be given the green light. NVIDIA has set up a whole G-Sync validation process, which entails that laptop makers submit their own panels to NVIDIA for G-Sync testing and selection. But this will not be how things roll in real life, for the time being.
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Technically, a laptop manufacturer could bestow G-Sync support to an existing laptop via a driver and a firmware update. This allows for a direct link between the GPU and the panel to be created. G-Sync will replace these scalers with a module meant to connect to the panel.īut laptops don’t use scalers and attach directly to the graphics cards via LVDS or eDP (built-in DisplayPort). To embed G-Sync, monitors have to be designed with a particular hardware module about the size of a credit card.ĭesktop monitors come with built-in scalers that handle different inputs and communicate with graphics cards. But G-Sync on a desktop monitor works a bit different than it does on laptops. G-Sync is a technology that can synchronize the refresh rate of a monitor with the frame rate of a graphics processing unit. NVIDIA talked about the new technology during its appearance at Computex 2015 trade show taking place these days in Taiwan.
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And all these new models also bundle NVIDIA’s latest series of GPU models, starting from 965M all the way up to 980M. New laptops coming from ASUS, Gigabyte, MSI and Clevo will be the first to take advantage of 75Hz refresh G-sync panels.
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As a premium line of products, you’ll be paying $2,199 for the Aorus X3 Plus V3, $2,299 for the Aorus X5, and $2,599 for the Aorus X7 Pro-SYNC.Mobile gamers rejoice, as NVIDIA’s variable refresh technology G-Sync will be part of your next-gen laptop in the foreseeable future. The new Aorus X5 and the refreshed Aorus X7 Pro-SYNC are expected to come at the end of June. The Aorus X3 Plus V3 was refreshed earlier this year, so no changes are being introduced at Computex.įor those interested in picking up an Aorus gaming notebook, the Aorus X3 Plus V3 should already be available for purchase from your favorite e-tailor. As its new name suggests, the Aorus X7 Pro-Sync now includes a G-Sync panel for G-Sync support. The Aorus X7 Pro-Sync have also received minor upgrades over its predecessor. It’s also the first Aorus notebook to include a Avermedia capture chip which will allow game streaming to services such as with little to no impact on game performance all in a 0.9″ thick profile weighing in at just 5.51lbs.
The newest model being released is the Aorus X5 which is a 15.6″ gaming notebook featuring a 5th Generation Intel Core i7-5700HQ (Broadwell) processor, 8GB DDR3L 1866MHz memory, 15.6″ WQHD+ 2880×1620 G-Sync IPS display, 2x Nvidia GeForce GTX 965M in SLI, 802.11AC WiFi with Killer LAN, 3x M.2 slots and a 2.5″ HDD slot… and that’s not all. Not only do they pack incredible features and performance for users on the go, they’re also extremely versatile with plenty of options to extend their usability. The Aorus X series is a family of premium gaming laptops aimed straight at gamers, enthusiasts and content creation professionals.
First unveiled as a premium gaming brand from Gigabyte back at CES 2014, Aorus is continuing to expand their lineup at Computex 2015 with a brand new gaming laptop and a refresh of the Aorus X7.
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