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Asus ROG RX800 May Be World's Most Powerful Laptop

Asus ROG RX800 May Be World’s Most Powerful Laptop

Posted on June 1, 2016November 16, 2018 By Jarvis

Putting water cooling on a laptop is ridiculous enough, but at Computex 2016, Asus took crazy to a whole new level by shoehorning a second desktop-level GPU into its beastly 18.4-inch ROG RX800.

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The madness doesn’t end there though, because while the demo unit Asus showed off in Taiwan featured two Nvidia GTX 980 GPUs, by the time this $6,000 behemoth — no, that’s not a typo — is ready to ship late this summer, it will pack even more beastly Nvidia GTX 1080 graphics cards.

Asus says that the RX800 will also be the first laptop on the market to feature a 4K 18.4-inch screen with Nvidia’s G-Sync display technology. In short, the RX800 looks like it’s going to be the most powerful gaming laptop in the world.
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Wearables Tags:4K, Asus, desktop, gaming, gaming laptop, gpu, GTX, laptop, Nvidia, taiwan

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