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Posted by william blake

- August 22, 2019, 14:03:14

Quote from: M2018 on September 14, 2018, 13:14:02
Woooow, 1732 E for 58dB?!! This is absolutely NoFang! :D

no, 52db. look at witcher 3, load "maximum" is an unrealistic scenario. still crap.
id celebrate the day when people(and media) will realize how huge is the 10 db difference for the user. meanwhile weve seen even 20 db, which is absolutely astounding number. i believe 35db from the new hp and some worst case examples with 55db.
im talking about the same 6 core, 1660ti, witcher game.
the fact that ALL media tells us "look +5% fps and slim bezels! 20 extra db? nah not a big deal"-
IS AMAZING

Posted by atilla

- August 22, 2019, 01:57:57

can we get an artice for tulpar t7 v19.5 please ?

Posted by Joe H

- December 06, 2018, 18:57:06

Great article with all the specific details as usual for NBC. Thanks Florian!

Posted by M2018

- September 14, 2018, 13:14:02

Woooow, 1732 E for 58dB?!! This is absolutely NoFang! :D

Posted by Redaktion

- September 13, 2018, 22:33:43

Small but powerful. In the same way you should not judge a book by its cover it would be premature to judge a notebook's powerfulness by its total height, and the Tulpar T5 V18.1 by the Turkish barebone reseller Monster is living proof thereof. The 15-inch gaming notebook features a super thin metal chassis that manages to house a six-core CPU paired with a high-end GPU. Let's find out whether the cooling system is up to the task.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Tongfang-GK5CN6Z-i7-8750H-GTX-1060-FHD-Laptop-Review.331426.0.html