Eurocom P7 Pro

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Pros:

Excellent performance, Components can be removed or swapped, Four storage bays with RAID 0/1 support, Great cooling system
Extreme CPU, GPU, and SSD performance, Sufficient overclocking headroom, Wide expandability options, Standard LGA 1150 socket, MXM 3.0b slot, Efficient cooling system, 4x Storage bays with RAID 0/1, 3x videoout ports, Almost silent on low loads, TPM 2.0...
Strong performance in games, Gamerfriendly keyboard and network hardware, Huge upgrade potential

Cons:

Short battery life, No macro keys, Fans can get loud when taxed
Short battery life, No optical drive, No higher resolution display options, No Thunderbolt or VGAout, No dedicated Macro keys, Gamut could be better, Loud under load, Heavy and pricey

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Last revision on January 5, 2017

Reviewers Liked

Excellent performance, Components can be removed or swapped, Four storage bays with RAID 0/1 support, Great cooling system
Extreme CPU, GPU, and SSD performance, Sufficient overclocking headroom, Wide expandability options, Standard LGA 1150 socket, MXM 3.0b slot, Efficient cooling system, 4x Storage bays with RAID 0/1, 3x videoout ports, Almost silent on low loads, TPM 2.0
Strong performance in games, Gamerfriendly keyboard and network hardware, Huge upgrade potential

Reviewers Didn't Like

Short battery life, No macro keys, Fans can get loud when taxed
Short battery life, No optical drive, No higher resolution display options, No Thunderbolt or VGAout, No dedicated Macro keys, Gamut could be better, Loud under load, Heavy and pricey
Lid vibrates a little on opening

Expert reviews and ratings

The Eurocom P7 Pro is a monster, short and simple. Between the 3.3GHz Broadwell i7-5775C CPU, 8GB Nvidia Geforce GPU and lightning fast SSD the P7 Pro is one of the best 17.3-inch gaming laptops on the market. Not to mention that the P7 Pro proves to be...

By Notebook Review on July 14, 2015

Allen NgoChassis78 / 98 → 80%Keyboard85%Pointing Device85%Connectivity78 / 81 → 96%Weight51 / 66 → 73%Battery72%Display84%Games Performance99%Application Performance100%Temperature87 / 95 → 92%Noise82 / 90 → 91%Audio80%Average82%88%Gaming - Weighted...

By NotebookCheck on June 10, 2015

Of course, including all those high-end components in a mobile system results in a hefty price tag; our system comes in just north of $4,500. Speaking of hefty, the laptop weighs in at 7.48 lbs without the power brick, which adds another 2.5+ lbs. That...

By Cadalyst on May 14, 2015

The Eurocom P5 Pro configuration we tested comes in at $3,891, which luxury-PC territory for sure, but more affordable configurations are also available. And although the system has a clean look, it isn't particularly flashy. It stands to reason that the...

By HotHardware on May 11, 2015

For gamers looking just at frame rates, something like the P750ZM doesn't really make that much sense – even though there are times where it outperforms the GT72 in our tests, it's often less than a 5% difference. Running at lower quality settings can...

By AnandTech on March 17, 2015