ASUS has released the pricing of their high-end notebook, also the world’s first water-cooled gaming laptop, and you better start saving up.
The ASUS ROG GX700 is definitely a beast both inside and out. And from the looks of it, you’d already know that it’s going to have a jaw-dropping price tag. If you have a quarter million lying around or Php249,995USD 4,260INR 361,143EUR 4,057CNY 31,024 to be exact, you can get your hands on one.
Internally, the ROG GX700 is a beast thanks to its latest 6th-gen Core i7 processor and desktop-class GTX 980 GPU with 8GB of DDR5 VRAM. Memory-wise, you’ll be getting 32GB of 2800MHz DDR4 RAM and a 1TB SSD with a maximum of 3.5GB/s read/write speeds. Here is the configuration of the variant arriving in local stores:
ASUS ROG GX700 specifications:
17.3-inch Full HD display (1920 x 1080 pixels)
2.7GHz Intel Core i7-6820HK quad-core processor (overclocked up to 4GHz)
32GB DDR4 2800MHz RAM
8GB DDR5 VRAM NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980
512GB NVMe PCIe SSD RAID0 (2x256GB)
Hydro Cooling System
If you’re eyeing to have one, you have about a month to save up as ASUS will release the GX700 in the Philippines by early March. Upon purchase, you’ll be getting two power bricks, one rated at 190 watts and another at 330 watts if to be used with the cooling dock. ASUS is also throwing in a special case for your new gaming laptop.
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StormVoy says:
the question is, can it play porn properly? srlsy, no one will buy this laptop. you can buy a ps4, an ordinary gaming laptop and an airconditioner with that money
MondaySucks says:
You. You deserve a medal.
Easy E says:
Yung review unit ng unbox 64GB ram. Monster. Impractical.
Sir mixalot says:
64 gb ram overkill and future proof, baka 10 years ung ram bago ma outdate
RC Organo Jr says:
Just a comment to the author – are you sure that one of the power supplies is 190-watts? And not 180-watts? Because if this beast is the same machine introduced late last year by ASUS then the correct specs should be 180-watts for the smaller one and 330-watts for the bigger one.
Daniel Morial says:
The information is directly from ASUS PH. It’s what stated on their release.
OTOT says:
200K+ na laptop? Wow!!! Barya lang yan sa mga mayayaman lol!
Rentthetranslatorisajerk says:
With that price you can buy a high spec pc desktop and gaming laptop. May sukli ka pa.
RC Organo Jr says:
@Daniel, I think you need to confirm with ASUS PH because that’s not what’s stated in ASUS Global site (https://www.asus.com/Notebooks/ROG-GX700VO/specifications/) and from most of the reviews I’ve seen last September 2015 about this beast. :) It is just a suggestion to use what is the most accurate information.
Easy E says:
Five years worth of high speed data na yan haha.. Or two years on a fiber plan. Matutuyo ka nanun kaka porn. But srsly, this or Alienware?