Neo Elan LD2LJ Ubuntu Gaming Laptop at Php36k

Hello, I’m waiting for Neo Elan LD2LJ. I expect for quality as you described… it’ll be faster & user friendly.. & power adapter will be effective and sustainable..
Cheers, @Rebecca

I think the K55 series of asus is better than this :(

Bang for the buck! Priced around ~14k less than other Brands with the same specs.

My two cents:
-Impressed with the build. Clevo barebones have great feedback from online community abroad. Very capable cooling as it quickly dissipates heat after quite a load. Expect notable heat on the palm rest as you’re dealing with an i7 CPU & a class II GPU. It’s normal & tolerable on my end.

-Impressive screen compared to my Dell Vostro 3550. Glossy, but handsdown.

-Noticed upon simultaneously stress-testing both CPU & GPU(OCCT & Prime95) that CPU temps will definitely reach its max-tolerable 85C but from there, throttling will kick-in, lowering its max turbo boost around 2.7-2.8ghz instead of the standard 3.3ghz. I’m impressed rather than disappointed about the OEM’s as well as Intel’s throttling automation. Take note this high temps is achieved only on ideal stress-testing. Done video rending with Sony Vegas Pro & heavy gaming but temps only reach around 75C-80C on room temp.

-Multi-gesture Touchpad works well in Windows environment but not on linux. Needs additional tinkering to make it work.

-No anti-palm detection for the touchpad. Expect disturbances everytime you forget to disable the touchpad if you’re using a separate mouse. It always default to enabled whenever you turn on the laptop.

Guys how about the heating problem, Neo has been known for this.

I would surely buy this if the heat is no longer a problem.

I am just worried about the ventilation of this laptop, some NEO laptops are prone to overheating..

Most people who will buy this will install Windows on it anyway.

I assume that it has the bog standard 1366×768 resolution.