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Hands on: Gigabyte AORUS 17G (2021) Review

Hands on: Gigabyte AORUS 17G (2021) Review

Posted on January 29, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Welcome to a new generation of gaming laptops.

First Impressions

The Gigabyte AORUS 17G (2021) is one of the very first gaming laptops to feature Nvidia’s next-gen GPUs, elevating the performance to all-new heights. It’s also packing a mechanical keyboard and a 300Hz 17-inch display, making it an ideal option for eSport gamers who want to gain every competitive advantage.
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