Thursday, March 16th 2017

EVGA Announces SC17 Gaming Notebook with NVIDIA G-SYNC Technology

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The EVGA SC17 1070 G-SYNC Gaming Laptop has arrived. Sporting a 4K-ready IPS panel with NVIDIA G-SYNC technology, this high performance laptop was meticulously crafted from the ground up for hardcore gamers, performance enthusiasts, and even overclockers. No shortcuts here. This new EVGA SC17 1070 laptop also features NVIDIA G-SYNC technology, which provides you more of what you want in a gaming experience with smooth, tear-free gameplay.

EVGA is known for performance hardware, and the EVGA SC17 1070 laptop is no exception. An Intel Core i7 6820HK Unlocked Process combined with an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 graphics gives you unbelievable performance in the latest games. An aluminum unibody design and thin 1.07in thickness makes this one of the sleekest laptops around. An IPS display capable of delivering up to 4K resolution for crystal clear graphics and wide viewing angles. When its time to game, the GTX 1070 will take full advantage of the display's integrated G-SYNC technology to make your gaming smooth and beautiful.
Built to Overclock
Overclocking on a laptop? Seems like a myth but we have nothing to hide here. A full GUI BIOS with full control over CPU Multipliers, Voltage, Memory Timings, Frequency and even GPU overclocking right inside the BIOS. The EVGA SC17 1070 G-SYNC Gaming Laptop even ships with EVGA PrecisionX Mobile to also give you complete control in Windows!

Technical Specs
  • CPU: Intel Core i7-6820HK Unlocked
  • GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 8GB GDDR5
  • Memory: 32GB G.Skill 2666MHz DDR4 SO-DIMM (16GBx2)
  • Display: 17.3in 4K UHD IPS G-SYNC Panel
  • Storage: 256GB M.2 NVMe PCI-E SSD + 1TB 7200RPM SATA 6G
For more information, visit the product page.

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16 Comments on EVGA Announces SC17 Gaming Notebook with NVIDIA G-SYNC Technology

#1
Prima.Vera
Gaming laptop with 4K screen...Yes, Gaming on Zuma or Solitaire.
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#2
Caring1
btarunr..this high performance laptop was meticulously crafted from the ground up for hardcore gamers, performance enthusiasts, and even overclockers. ....An aluminum unibody design and thin 1.07in thickness makes this one of the sleekest laptops around.
I'm not convinced by that first sentence, sleek, unibody design does not scream gaming to me. :kookoo:
To me it is designed for those that want looks and bragging rights about having the latest and greatest, and they can't even get that right.
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#3
Tsukiyomi91
GTX1070 on 4K G-Sync?? doubt it'll have enough graphics horsepower to run games at it's native resolution...
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#4
P4-630
Tsukiyomi91GTX1070 on 4K G-Sync?? doubt it'll have enough graphics horsepower to run games at it's native resolution...
Right! I'm sure your AAA games won't run at 60fps but ok it does have G-Sync, enjoy your AAA games at around 30fps then!
Might as well buy a console to save some cash!... :p
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#5
Derek12
Wow seems to be too thin to house such power.
I would be interested to see its temperature while gaming
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#6
bug
Prima.VeraGaming laptop with 4K screen...Yes, Gaming on Zuma or Solitaire.
That's why you need G-Sync, cause you won't be hitting 60fps in any recent game at 4k ;)

On the other hand, if this so geared towards enthusiasts, does it come with option of disabling the dGPU in the BIOS?
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#7
hyp36rmax
Caring1I'm not convinced by that first sentence, sleek, unibody design does not scream gaming to me. :kookoo:
To me it is designed for those that want looks and bragging rights about having the latest and greatest, and they can't even get that right.
In that case it sounds like you're not the target demographic for this... There are many 'gaming' and gaudy looking laptops on the market for you to choose from.

This is perfect for working professionals that want the dual duty power for gaming and sleek look to take into a board room for a meeting. Very similar design concept to Razer's Blade series laptops, which seem to be a big hit. I wonder why...
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#8
hyp36rmax
Prima.VeraGaming laptop with 4K screen...Yes, Gaming on Zuma or Solitaire.
The GTX 1070 is a pretty solid GPU albeit a little limited for it's mobile counterpart for 4K gaming. Especially for a smaller screen you should be able to disable that AA harnessing all sorts of playable FPS for games at that resolution. To add a cherry on top, GSYNC truly enhances that 4K experience for smoother game play.
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#9
P4-630
hyp36rmaxGSYNC truly enhances that 4K experience for smoother game play.
~30fps @ 4k in AAA titles... :ohwell:
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#10
hyp36rmax
Derek12Wow seems to be too thin to house such power.
I would be interested to see its temperature while gaming
Yea this would be the main concern of this. I own a 2017 Razer Blade with a GTX 1060 for business traveling and when the fan kicks in you better believe the surrounding passengers next to me on a flight can hear. LOL. Thankfully I have a Nintendo Switch to take along with me now.
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#11
hyp36rmax
P4-630~30fps @ 4k in AAA titles... :ohwell:
With AA maxed... You really gonna run the default AA on such a small screen? Not saying that you're wrong...

A lot of comparisons and misconceptions, c'mon keyboard benchmark warriors, thought we we know better by now that it's all about the context a bigger picture here.
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#12
P4-630
hyp36rmaxWith AA maxed... You really gonna run the default AA on such a small screen? Not saying that you're wrong...

A lot of comparisons and misconceptions, c'mon keyboard benchmark warriors, thought we we know better by now that it's all about the context a bigger picture here.
~35fps average then.

Without AA that is..

I own a desktop GTX1070 and that does about 40~50fps average in AAA titles without AA depending on the game @ 4K , this version isn't faster than a OC'd desktop version me thinks.
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#13
peche
Thermaltake fanboy
overlocking on a laptop ?
we will see several fried laptop board cuz OC auto-volage and high temps...

Regards,
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#14
hyp36rmax
P4-630~35fps average then.

Without AA that is..

I own a desktop GTX1070 and that does about 40~50fps average in AAA titles without AA depending on the game @ 4K , this version isn't faster than a OC'd desktop version me thinks.
Same I own an EVGA 1070FTW and i7 6700k on another VR build also on my Samsung 60-inch 4K playing BF1 on ULTRA without AA, i get above that 35FPS average actually. Now to put things into perspective with this mobile GTX 1070 would probably put it in between the two. Now this is with Native 4K, no supersampling or anything.

TBH running 4K on such a small foot print and maximizing the performance probably won't be a fun experience with all that generated heat.
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#15
GhostRyder
Love the concept, but the overall design is a bit lacking. 1070 and a 4K screen is a bad mixture (Whats wrong with a 1440p?), the overclocking sounds awesome but its in such a small package which means its probably pretty pointless, and it seems like its going to be quite expensive because of all that extra stuff on it (I know you pay for quality, but its more of I feel these features wont be able to do much so paying for a premium laptop thats limited seems pointless).

I love the G-Sync part, laptops that are gaming oriented at all in this day and age really need g-sync or freesync. It really is a saving grace especially in the longevity of the laptop!
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#16
bug
GhostRyderLove the concept, but the overall design is a bit lacking. 1070 and a 4K screen is a bad mixture (Whats wrong with a 1440p?), the overclocking sounds awesome but its in such a small package which means its probably pretty pointless, and it seems like its going to be quite expensive because of all that extra stuff on it (I know you pay for quality, but its more of I feel these features wont be able to do much so paying for a premium laptop thats limited seems pointless).

I love the G-Sync part, laptops that are gaming oriented at all in this day and age really need g-sync or freesync. It really is a saving grace especially in the longevity of the laptop!
I think you got it backwards. The angle here is after you pay an arm and a leg for a product, you're going to like it despite any shortcomings it might have. Just look at iPhones, until 6 you couldn't get a screen above 4", yet everybody (that paid for one) was happy with it.
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