Friday, August 9th 2019

Eurocom packs 15.6' featuring SHARP 240Hz IGZO FHD display, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070, Intel Core i9-9980HK in its new under-2.5 kg Nightsky RX15 laptop

Eurocom Corporation offers the EUROCOM Nightsky RX15, a 15.6" system featuring a vibrant Sharp IGZO FHD panel with a blazing fast 240Hz refresh rate, powered by the strappy Intel 9980HK CPU. Sharp IGZO 240Hz FHD technology delivers the best possible visual experience for gamers and professionals who demand near-instant response from their displays. The laptop comes standard with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 8 GB GDDR6 GPU and an Intel Core i7 9750H (6C/12C) CPU. An optional, special edition of the EUROCOM Nightsky RX15 is available with an Intel i9-9980HK (8C/16T). The Nightsky RX15 is a thin and light platform, weighing in at under 2.5 kg (5.5 lbs), is designed for a wide range of users varying from architects, designers of all kinds, graphics, audio and video professionals, up to pro gamers who need high-performance, on-the-go computing. The EUROCOM Nightsky RX15 can tackle the most demanding workloads, applications and/or games with relative ease, making it a perfect companion for Eurocom's over-achieving, yet uncompromising users who desire a system with incredibly fast display refresh rate and immense power on-the-go.
240 Hz FHD Display Technology
The EUROCOM Nightsky RX15 is equipped with a beautiful 15.6" Sharp IGZO FHD display boasting an incredible 240Hz refresh rate! This is ideal for users such as aspiring E-sports athletes and pro gamers who require immediate response from their monitors.

GPU, CPU & Cooling:
The EUROCOM Nightsky RX15 laptop is available with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 8 GB GDDR6 GPU and up to i9-9980HK (8C/16T). The laptop can also be configured with an Intel i7 9750H (6C/12C) CPU and/or an NVIDIA GTX 1660Ti graphics card. It is important to note that Eurocom uses high-quality, high-thermal performance copper heat pipes and heat sinks on the CPU and GPU to keep the laptop running cool.

Storage and Memory:
The Nighstky RX15 has 2x 260-pin SO-DIMM sockets, allowing pp to 64 GB of total memory. For storage, 3 physical drives: 2x M.2 NVMe SSD + 1x 2.5 in HDD/SSD SATA3, offer up to 12 TB of total storage space and is capable of RAID 0/1/5 configurations.

User Upgradeability:
The EUROCOM Nightsky RX15 is built like a racing car, designed to give easy access to internal components. Once the bottom case has been safely opened, users gain the ability to add additional storage, more memory and reconfigure other internal parts, giving the Nighstky RX15 great user-upgradeability and longevity into the future.

Connectivity:
For communications, the Nightsky RX15 has 1GbE LAN and M.2 WLAN+ Bluetooth, to provide fast and reliable WLAN/WIFI/LAN connections.

The system is also loaded with ports including: Thunderbolt3 (USB 3.1c), 3x USB 3.0; 1x DP, 1x mini DP; HDMI 2.0 output; 2-in-1 Audio Jack (Headphone + S/PDIF output); Microphone-in; RJ-45 LAN; DC-in.

Security Options:
The EUROCOM Nighstky RX15 introduces a new fingerprint on-glass scan technology for improved access control. This is combined with a built-in TPM 2.0 hardware- encryption, self-encrypting drives (BIOS Support) and Kensington cable lock for multiple layers of security.

Extra Luxury Features:
The EUROCOM Nightsky RX15 has an abundance of added luxury features for improved user experience while maintaining high levels of performance. The luxury features include: Gamma pad, fingerprint on-glass and last but not least- RGB keyboard with per key control. Users can customize their keyboards through limitless colour combinations and make their laptops as eye-catching as possible via backlit RGB per key control technology.
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27 Comments on Eurocom packs 15.6' featuring SHARP 240Hz IGZO FHD display, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070, Intel Core i9-9980HK in its new under-2.5 kg Nightsky RX15 laptop

#1
Space Lynx
Astronaut
17.3" and rtx 2070 super level performance, and 240hz, under 2 grand. then we will talk about you getting money. until then nope no ty. (I know this sounds unrealistic, but actually it is not, there is already an Asus rtx 2070 17.3" 240hz on the market) gpu needs a bump though.
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#2
lexluthermiester
lynx2917.3" and rtx 2070 super level performance, and 240hz, under 2 grand. then we will talk about you getting money. until then nope no ty. (I know this sounds unrealistic, but actually it is not, there is already an Asus rtx 2070 17.3" 240hz on the market) gpu needs a bump though.
This, yes! Well said. I'm really tired of all these high performance 15.4" screened laptops. Give us 17" or 18" please, if you want to see our money. Thank You.
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#3
Space Lynx
Astronaut
lexluthermiesterThis, yes! Well said. I'm really tired of all these high performance 15.4" screened laptops. Give us 17" or 18" please, if you want to see our money. Thank You.
i'd love to see 18.4" make a cfomeback especially since they can do frameless now. 17"3 144hz are same size physically now as old 15.6" screens :) 18.4" slim high refresh... oh yeah baby
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#4
lexluthermiester
lynx29i'd love to see 18.4" make a cfomeback especially since they can do frameless now. 17"3 144hz are same size physically now as old 15.6" screens :) 18.4" slim high refresh... oh yeah baby
I'd be very happy with an 18.4" 120hz panel, even if only 1440p.
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#5
Space Lynx
Astronaut
lexluthermiesterI'd be very happy with an 18.4" 120hz panel, even if only 1440p.
I'd be happy with 120hz 1080p 18.4" and a rtx 2070 super gpu but no max-q crap. also 18.4" slim design would allow for my copper cooling etc than 17.3" models. i really enjoy 1080p at 17.3" but yeah it all would come down to cost, but HID Evolution has a discount they are willing to give me, so I am just waiting for winter 2020 before i get my next gaming laptop.
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#6
Fatalfury
so Sharp's IGZO is IPS,VA,TN??? which is it
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#7
trog100
lynx29I'd be happy with 120hz 1080p 18.4" and a rtx 2070 super gpu but no max-q crap. also 18.4" slim design would allow for my copper cooling etc than 17.3" models. i really enjoy 1080p at 17.3" but yeah it all would come down to cost, but HID Evolution has a discount they are willing to give me, so I am just waiting for winter 2020 before i get my next gaming laptop.
i just bought an asus rog 120 hrz g-sinc 1070 17 inch screen laptop.. its main selling point for me was a nice £600 quid discount cos its a 2018 model.. :)

at 1080p a 1070 is plenty fast enough for me for a gaming laptop.. a 240hrz display dosnt seem of much use to me.. more of a sales gimmick..

trog
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#8
bug
lynx2917.3" and rtx 2070 super level performance, and 240hz, under 2 grand. then we will talk about you getting money. until then nope no ty. (I know this sounds unrealistic, but actually it is not, there is already an Asus rtx 2070 17.3" 240hz on the market) gpu needs a bump though.
Reading the article, I was actually thinking: why bother with IGZO and 240Hz when gamers will use this hooked up to an actual monitor?
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#9
TheMadDutchDude
trog100i just bought an asus rog 120 hrz g-sinc 1070 17 inch screen laptop.. its main selling point for me was a nice £600 quid discount cos its a 2018 model.. :)

at 1080p a 1070 is plenty fast enough for me for a gaming laptop.. a 240hrz display dosnt seem of much use to me.. more of a sales gimmick..

trog
Oh, really? Which one? :D

I can sell my Ultrabook and replace it with that for a few bucks on top... immensely tempting!
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#10
lexluthermiester
lynx29I'd be happy with 120hz 1080p 18.4" and a rtx 2070 super gpu but no max-q crap. also 18.4" slim design would allow for my copper cooling etc than 17.3" models. i really enjoy 1080p at 17.3"
I'd be ok with a 2060 and that setup. At 1080p a 2060 would run almost everything you throw at it at or above 120hz.
lynx29but yeah it all would come down to cost, but HID Evolution has a discount they are willing to give me, so I am just waiting for winter 2020 before i get my next gaming laptop.
My Alienware is starting to show it's age and am in the market for a new system.
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#11
Space Lynx
Astronaut
bugReading the article, I was actually thinking: why bother with IGZO and 240Hz when gamers will use this hooked up to an actual monitor?
some of us travel a bit and we want a good gaming laptop for on the go.
trog100i just bought an asus rog 120 hrz g-sinc 1070 17 inch screen laptop.. its main selling point for me was a nice £600 quid discount cos its a 2018 model.. :)

at 1080p a 1070 is plenty fast enough for me for a gaming laptop.. a 240hrz display dosnt seem of much use to me.. more of a sales gimmick..

trog
Witcher 3 only does about 80 fps for me on my gtx 1070 laptop, I'd really like it closer to 130 fps on a higher refresh screen for ultimate fluid action scenes
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#12
trog100
lynx29some of us travel a bit and we want a good gaming laptop for on the go.



Witcher 3 only does about 80 fps for me on my gtx 1070 laptop, I'd really like it closer to 130 fps on a higher refresh screen for ultimate fluid action scenes
a 2070 is maybe 20% faster than a 1070.. that aint gonna take you anywhere near 130 fps.. :)

its a bit late now but when the 2019 models came out the 2018 models were offered at some pretty good discounts.. they soon sold though.. he he

trog
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#13
Space Lynx
Astronaut
trog100a 2070 is maybe 20% faster than a 1070.. that aint gonna take you anywhere near 130 fps.. :)

its a bit late now but when the 2019 models came out the 2018 models were offered at some pretty good discounts.. they soon sold though.. he he

trog
yeah just me talking really, and i said 2070 super not 2070 i thought. hoping 3070 and 10nm intel laptops hit Fall or Winter next year. or maybe even ryzen 4700x and navi 6700 XT laptops in winter 2020??? doubt it is possible, but hey you never know. everyone on this forum told me Samsung wouldn't have a PCI E Gen 4 out this soon either but I thought they would :D
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#14
trog100
lynx29yeah just me talking really, and i said 2070 super not 2070 i thought. hoping 3070 and 10nm intel laptops hit Fall or Winter next year. or maybe even ryzen 4700x and navi 6700 XT laptops in winter 2020??? doubt it is possible, but hey you never know. everyone on this forum told me Samsung wouldn't have a PCI E Gen 4 out this soon either but I thought they would :D
laptops seem to lose money like mad.. i just bought a lenovo X270.. it cost £1200 when a new a couple of years ago i paid £275 for one (ebay auction) that still has over one year left of its lenovo warranty and looks like new..

my asus rog scar would have cost £2000 six months ago i paid £1380 for mine about a month back just has the new 2070 models were coming out..

the lesson here seems to be never buy the new models as they come out..

trog
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#15
Space Lynx
Astronaut
trog100laptops seem to lose money like mad.. i just bought a lenovo X270.. it cost £1200 when a new a couple of years ago i paid £275 for one (ebay auction) that still has one year left of its lenovo warranty and looks like new..

my asus rog scar would have cost £2000 six months ago i paid £1380 for mine about a month back just has the new 2070 models were coming out..

the lesson here seems to be never buy the new models as they come out..

trog
yep i'm selling my 1070 laptop right now for under 600 bucks, paid over 1500 after i bought extra ram.
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#16
bug
lynx29some of us travel a bit and we want a good gaming laptop for on the go.
And 15" will do?
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#17
Space Lynx
Astronaut
bugAnd 15" will do?
the new 17.3" 144hz models are the same size as old 15" models because of the frameless designs... 18.4" could be the new 17.3, etc. so....
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#18
bug
lynx29the new 17.3" 144hz models are the same size as old 15" models because of the frameless designs... 18.4" could be the new 17.3, etc. so....
This is about a 15.6" screen, I wasn't talking overall laptop size.
I find 15.6" barely enough to do some work, it seems woefully inadequate for something like LoL or Fortnite...
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#19
Space Lynx
Astronaut
bugThis is about a 15.6" screen, I wasn't talking overall laptop size.
I find 15.6" barely enough to do some work, it seems woefully inadequate for something like LoL or Fortnite...
indeed, which is why they need to bring back 18.4" screen size high refresh in a slim design.
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#20
er557
I already have a "gaming" laptop with a 17" screen, amazing display 1024p, except I can only play pre-2010 era games,I dont mind... The laptop being a refurbished Compaq NX9420...
It's job is a desktop replacement for non-gaming tasks, and it excels in that.
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#21
lexluthermiester
bugI find 15.6" barely enough to do some work, it seems woefully inadequate for something like LoL or Fortnite...
Or any gaming really.
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#24
Sabishii Hito
lynx29it's only 144hz. the entire point of this thread the new 240hz screens.
Well at this point, there are no 17.3" 240Hz screens. You'll have to take that up with Sharp, AUO and the other LCD panel manufacturers.
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#25
Space Lynx
Astronaut
Sabishii HitoWell at this point, there are no 17.3" 240Hz screens. You'll have to take that up with Sharp, AUO and the other LCD panel manufacturers.
yes there are, Asus has one. www.excaliberpc.com/700322/asus-rog-strix-scar-iii.html

but I am waiting for better gpu's before i drop money on a laptop ever again, they lose value faster than desktop parts.
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