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XPG Xenia 15 Review: This Intel-designed laptop is light and fast

XPG Xenia 15 Review: This Intel-designed laptop is light and fast

Posted on July 24, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Xenia 15 proves you don’t always need the “newest” parts to be fast

The XPG Xenia 15 may not look “new” to you if you’ve been conditioned to consider “old hardware” obsolete the day the new models come out. But it’s actually proof that prior-generation parts can be perfectly relevant, and even as fast as the latest generation of hardware.

The Xenia XPG 15’s main specs consist of the Intel 9th-gen Core i7-9750H and the  Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 Max-Q. Both CPU and GPU are technically eclipsed by the newer 10th-gen Intel CPUs and Nvidia’s new Super line of RTX GPUs, but if you think about the power and thermal limitations of laptops, the picture gets more complex.

Intel designed it

Another unusual aspect of this laptop is its branding. Flip the laptop over and you’ll see an Intel logo where you might expect to see XPG’s.
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Computers & IT Tags:core i7, geforce, gpu, hardware, Intel, laptop, Laptops, Nvidia, NVIDIA GeForce, Nvidia GeForce RTX, review, RTX 2070

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