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ASUS GX700 gaming laptop rocks liquid cooling and mystery GPU

ASUS GX700 gaming laptop rocks liquid cooling and mystery GPU

Posted on September 2, 2015September 10, 2019 By Jarvis

ASUS has tossed a new laptop onto the market during IFA 2015 called the GX700 and the machine is a beast. It’s aimed directly at the gamers out there who are willing to pay for the most powerful portable gaming system in the land. ASUS is still a bit coy specs for the GX700 so we don’t know everything about it just yet.

What we do know is that it has a water cooling system that is presumably housed in that big container that sits on the rear of the machine like a docking station. When docked we are thinking that the machine can be over clocked to high heaven, but runs at normal speed with normal cooling on the go.
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