Gigabyte Introduces New AORUS 17, AORUS 15 Gaming Laptops, and AERO 14 OLED Super-thin Creator Laptops

[TheLostSwede]

GIGABYTE today introduces the AORUS 17, AORUS 15, and AERO 14 OLED, a suite of new laptops optimized to provide power and mobility. The three new additions now join the flagship AORUS 17X, AORUS 15X, and AERO 16 OLED in GIGABYTE's 2023 laptop lineup, which was unveiled earlier at CES 2023. Boasting the latest cores from both Intel and NVIDIA in a sleek and portable design, the AORUS 17 and AORUS 15 provide strong performance with max total graphics power (TGP) for enthusiasts who want to take their games on the go; while the AERO 14 OLED is tailored for creative minds, combining portability with a perfectly color-accurate display.

Both AORUS 17 and AORUS 15 offer powerful gaming performance fueled by the Intel 13th-gen i7 H series processors and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 laptop GPUs with full access to max 140 W TGP with Dynamic Boost technology, all in a slender profile. These portable powerhouses feature the improved WINDFORCE Infinity cooling system that can handle up to 160 W of thermal design power (TDP) to ensure optimal performance even when running at maximum capacity. As for the significantly upgraded display performance, blazing-fast 240 Hz refresh rates at 1440p resolution enable a smooth and vibrant gaming experience. The gaming essence is reflected both in the device's internal power and the external design. The sleek enclosure is further accented with the mysterious spatial design and RGB Light Bar for a sophisticated gaming aesthetic.




Be Fast and Fabulous with AERO 14 OLED
The AERO 14 OLED is the latest iteration of GIGABYTE's ultra-slim-and-light laptop for creators. The beautifully compact design of the CNC-milled aluminium unibody chassis houses impressive performance, powered by Intel Core i7-13700H processor and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050 laptop GPU. The NVIDIA Studio platform boosts efficiency further with the creative apps, allowing users to unleash their creativity anywhere, anytime. The 2.8K OLED display delivers true-to-life visuals and perfect color accuracy thanks to X-Rite 2.0 Factory Calibration and Pantone Validation. The OLED panel is also TÜV Rheinland Eyesafe and SGS certified, ensuring that the display is comfortable to use with low blue light emissions while maintaining color performance and luminance.

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[P4-630]

@Space Lynx here's your $800 RTX 4050 laptop !!! .......

 

[TechLurker]

I wish there were more AMD options in the laptop segment, especially the mid-range and thin laptop segments. The budget range has some great Ryzen options such as the Acer Aspire series, and some relatively strong performers in the high-end range, but the mid-range and thin laptop options are lacking. Moreso with the lack of equal flagship options in both Intel and AMD.

 

[zbug9111]

I have the 15XD and I hope they fixed the issue that the laptop discharge faster then charge when you're gaming

 

[TheLostSwede]

I have the 15XD and I hope they fixed the issue that the laptop discharge faster then charge when you're gaming

What did their support team say when you contacted them?
Seems like you've gotten the wrong power brick with it.

 

[Space Lynx]

@Space Lynx here's your $800 RTX 4050 laptop !!! .......

Where do you see the price at?

Honestly hope you are right. I wish they would give me 1080p high refresh OLED, why they putting high resolution in this shit, an RTX 4050 and intel 13th gen would make 1080p scream fps... maybe it will have that option.

 

[P4-630]

Where do you see the price at?

Now more serious, unfortunately I don't think so anywhere near $800.....

 

[zbug9111]

What did their support team say when you contacted them?
Seems like you've gotten the wrong power brick with it.

 

[Space Lynx]

Now more serious, unfortunately I don't think so anywhere near $800.....

agh fuck you had me hoping, lol

 

[TheinsanegamerN]

I wish there were more AMD options in the laptop segment, especially the mid-range and thin laptop segments. The budget range has some great Ryzen options such as the Acer Aspire series, and some relatively strong performers in the high-end range, but the mid-range and thin laptop options are lacking. Moreso with the lack of equal flagship options in both Intel and AMD.

Lenovo has many thin business machines with AMD chips. Hp offers elitebooks with AMD.

There's not much in the mid range, period, anymore, certainly not much I'd actually buy. Too many compromises.