The Aero 15 is the best laptop I've ever tested from Gigabyte. It's a reasonably portable 15.6-inch laptop with great internals (Core i7 quad core + GTX 1060 + M.2 SSD), making it suitable for both workstation and gaming use.
The Aero 15 is the best laptop I've ever tested from Gigabyte. It's a reasonably portable 15.6-inch laptop with great internals (Core i7 quad core + GTX 1060 + M.2 SSD), making it suitable for both workstation and gaming use.
What the hell? Single channel memory? Why??? Very disappointed in that.
Strange, all the options I can see for purchasing this thing are coming with an M.2 drive, not NVMe:
https://www.amazon.com/GIGABYTE-Aer...071NQGNN7/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834233205
Did Gigabyte ship the reviewer a nicer model or what?
What the hell? Single channel memory? Why??? Very disappointed in that.
Hmmm ok reading the article the dual slot is free for another 16GB... not so bad then.
Toss up with the 1070 in the Asus for me but thinking I'd want a Sammy NVMe SSD in them.
Not many consumers get value from 32GB over 16GB but as you'll note from the second paragraph of my post, I was happy about the 32GB option.Actually their decision here regarding RAM is absolutely perfect for consumer, allowing us to freely upgrade to 32GB without throwing away the installed RAM like other OEMs, save us money.
Additionally to that, they also left a second empty full length M.2 slot, I would say Gigabyte has truly exceed my expectations as a consumer here.
Strange, all the options I can see for purchasing this thing are coming with an M.2 drive, not NVMe:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071NQGNN7/?tag=httpwwwtechsp-20
https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834233205
Did Gigabyte ship the reviewer a nicer model or what?
Correction: of course m.2 drives *are* NVMe. What I was seeing was reports of non-Samsung SSDs with much lower performance. See reviews on Newegg for example (2nd link).