- Clevo fan control software pro#
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Clevo fan control software pro#
Our test model, an Exceria Pro SDXC 64 GB UHS-II, which can achieve up to 260 MB/s according to Toshiba, reached 203 MB/s in sequential reading and 161 MB/s when transferring 250 pictures. The performance of the card reader is very high.
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Internet use was still possible (~130 Mbit/s) in the author's office at a distance of 10-15 meters from the router and through several walls, although Windows only shows two bars.
Clevo fan control software Bluetooth#
While the gaming products, Killer e2400 (Gigabit Ethernet) and Killer Wireless-n/a/ac 1535 (includes Bluetooth 4.1) were a mixed bag in external test, the powerful "Killer Network Manager" is certainly a pro. The manufacturer does not make compromises regarding network and Wi-Fi module, either. With all its interfaces, the XMG U726 achieves a very high connectivity rating. On top of that, two RJ-45 connectors are on board. In addition, there is a card reader and a Kensington lock slot. The four audio ports, which allow connecting a surround system, are praiseworthy, too. Thank to cutting-edge technology, all display-outs are capable of 4K in 60 Hz. Those who want to connect their external display in a conventional way can either use the HDMI 2.0 port on the rear side or one of the two Mini-DisplayPorts on the right side, which are unfavorably placed in our opinion (use of a mouse).Ĭertainly, a multi-monitor setup from several displays is not a problem. For example, the barebone manufacturer, Clevo, (the case is called P870DM) incorporated as many as five USB 3.0 ports and a USB 3.1 Type-C port with Thunderbolt and DisplayPort support. Hardly any notebook is as rich with interfaces as the XMG U726. Speaking of the display: In contrast to the case, the lid should be slightly more stable. If you ignore the wide display frame, the junction of base unit and display (hinges, speakers' grille) appears harmonious, too. Design and shape are relatively modern without reaching the "styling level" of an Alienware 17 R2 - something which some users might appreciate.Īpart from the keyboard, the power bar and two stripes on the lid are illuminated. In comparison with older barebones, the XMG U726 looks better. However, a rubber cover came off when we took pictures of the test model (might be due to being pre-production). While the display frame and the underside are made from plastic, the lid and the top side are made from smooth aluminum. The quality of the chassis appears to be decent. Slimmer and significantly lighter 17-inch models are among others the MSI GS70 or the Aorus X7 Pro. However, many high-end notebook are bulky, for example the MSI GT72S (3.8 kg, 48 mm) or the Asus G751JY (4.2 kg, 53 mm). With a weight of about 5 kg and a height of 4.5 cm, the gaming laptop is not only extremely heavy but also quite thick. Smartphones, Phablets, ≤6-inch, Camera Smartphonesīulky, bulkier, XMG U726: This is what you could say about the chassis. Under 300 USD/Euros, under 500 USD/Euros, 1,000 USD/Euros, for University Students, Best Displays Multimedia, Budget Multimedia, Gaming, Budget Gaming, Lightweight Gaming, Business, Budget Office, Workstation, Subnotebooks, Ultrabooks, Chromebooks Our test model (see data sheet) costs as much as 4000 Euro (~$4402). The base model of the 17-incher is priced at 2499 Euros (~$2750). An operating system is installed for a surcharge. The bundle is complemented with a high-end radio module from Intel or Qualcomm Atheros and a backlit keyboard. The same is true for up to 64 GB of DDR4 RAM (currently "only" up to 32 GB).
Up to four hard drives (2x m.2 & 2x 2.5-inch) is quite unusual in the notebook range. You can also select from many storage options. While the FHD panel supports Nvidia's G-Sync technology, the UHD panel scores points with an especially big color space. It might also be difficult to choose the suitable display. Note: The i5 models do not support Hyper-Threading, which could be important in the future. The latter costs 278 Euros (~$305) more than the dual GPU solution ( GTX 970M SLI) used by default. It is one of the first notebooks with Nvidia's new top model, the GeForce GTX 980. However, the immensely powerful 17-inch models got the XMG U726 as a competitor now. For example, there is the XMG P706, which features a GeForce GTX 970M or a GTX 980M and starts from 1649 Euros (~$1814) or the XMG U706 for at least 1849 Euros (~$2035) with desktop CPU. Those looking for high performance in a small chassis will find several exciting products at the German barebone supplier, Schenker Technologies.
For the original German review, see here.
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