Origin evo15-s gaming laptop

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  • Intel Core i7-4710HQ Processor
  • 15.6″ Full HD eDP Wide View Angle Display (1920×1080; 16:9) or an Optional (2880 x 1620) 3K Display (Coming Soon)
  • Nvidia GeForce GTX 870M 3G GDDR5 graphics card
  • Matrix Multi-Monitor Display Support for up to Two External Displays
  • Dual Fan Thermal Cooling System
  • Backlit multi-color keyboard with anti-ghosting keys.
  • Super RAID (128GB SSD x 2 RAID 0) + 1TB 7200RPM
  • 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR3L 1600MHz Memory
  • Killer E2200 Game Networking
  • Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260
  • Three USB 3.0 ports
  • Media card reader SD 4.0 (XC/HC)
  • Built-in 720p HD Webcam
  • World-Class Premium Speakers with Subwoofer
  • Audio Boost Technology
  • Custom Paint or Laser Etching
  • Free Lifetime 24/7 Phone Support Based in the U.S.
  • Starting Price: $2,199

 

I read an an article on a new gaming laptop that just came out and i thought i share it with you guys heres the link of the original article 

http://www.notebookreview.com/news/new-origin-pc-evo15-s-continues-thin-and-light-gaming-trend/

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  • looks great, sounds great and price is right.

DDR3L tho
 

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I like the how its giving blade a run for its money, Its thin, and elegant looking, plus adding a 1tb hard drive and dual ssd's is boss...

Is DDR3L 1600MHz a bad thing? 

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It needs a blu-ray optical drive...

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the L in DDR3L stands for low voltage. AKA it will run cooler, and last longer.

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still, ddr3L is useless compared to ddr3. especially when you have a laptop with this power consumption

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Useless how? Besides the lower voltage, what's the difference?

Also, I suspect it doesn't use much power at all without the dGPU and HDD running and the CPU under a light load, which is basically anytime you're not gaming or doing heavy productivity work.

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in my experience, i've noticed that it breaks down a lot faster, and customers with ddr3l have more (hardware) compatibility issues