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Posted by L

- June 09, 2019, 02:55:34

Chasis should score 5/100, no more, as it is a flimsy piece of plastic that bends to hit the internal fan when you put a hand on the keyboard. Worst and most expensive laptop ever made. Aorus should be put on trial for selling such a lie. My Aorus X5 is dead within 6 months. Your reviews are not to be taken seriously.

Posted by Allen.Ngo

- August 22, 2015, 23:47:48

Quote from: Francisco on August 22, 2015, 16:22:35
Thought I'd post this on this review since it's newer and probably get more attention from you guys. Just a small little question. During the x7-Pro review, you guys stated that Aorus should've supplied the laptop with a 240w adapter. Would it be advisable to buy a after market adapter? Sorry for the newbie question. Anyways, thanks for the review!

There may be a warranty or damage risk by using a more powerful aftermarket adapter. Aorus runs its stability tests using the supplied adapter and the CPU/GPU run quite warm as is.

Posted by Francisco

- August 22, 2015, 16:22:35

Thought I'd post this on this review since it's newer and probably get more attention from you guys. Just a small little question. During the x7-Pro review, you guys stated that Aorus should've supplied the laptop with a 240w adapter. Would it be advisable to buy a after market adapter? Sorry for the newbie question. Anyways, thanks for the review!

Posted by Redaktion

- August 06, 2015, 10:58:42

SLI and G-SYNC. Aorus may be less than a couple years old, but the manufacturer already has some of the thinnest gaming notebooks with the latest hardware and features in the market. Are the GTX 965M SLI, 2880 x 1620 resolution, and G-SYNC screen the perfect match?

http://www.notebookcheck.net/Aorus-X5-Notebook-Review.147329.0.html