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XPG Xenia 14 vs. XPG Xenia Xe: Which should you buy?
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Design and Size
The Xenia Xe notebook has a CNC-machine anodized aluminum chassis that is covered with a 15.6 inch Full-HD IPS 400-nits display. The relatively thin notebook has a gaming touch it with the chassis light bar on the front panel. The laptop is measured at only 11-14.9 mm thick and weighs at around 3.6 pounds. It also comes with a touch support and an ultra-thin 4.9-millimeter bezels, which makes the device slim and narrow.
Processor and Capacity
The XPG Xenia Xe machine functions using Intel s quad-core Core i5-1135G7 or Core i7-1165G7 processor using the version of Intel Iris Xe Graphics G7. It also has 80/96 execution units which means that it houses 640/768 stream processors up to 1.6/2 FP32 TFLOPS of performance. The processor s memory is powered by 16GB of 128-bit LPDDR4X capacity and an up to 1TB XPG Gammix S50 Lite SSD. It also features a PCIe 4.0 x4 interface with up to 3500 MB/s sequential read and 3200 MB/s sequential read.
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ADATA has long been known for its popular storage and RAM, but the Taiwanese company has recently begun a foray into the gaming hardware world under the XPG brand. Our XPG Invader PC case review was my first experience with the new hardware, and I ve since shifted my focus to the XPG Xenia 15, a mid-to-high-range gaming laptop with some tasty hardware and a fair price.
It s based on an Intel-TongFang QC7 reference design, so it might look similar if you ve checked out our Maingear Vector review (which is actually a TongFang GK5 but still quite similar) or something like the CyberPowerPC Tracer III. There are myriad great gaming laptops sitting right in the middle of this price range; does the Xenia 15 do enough to set itself apart from the competition? This Xenia 15 review focuses on design, features, hardware, and performance to determine whether or not it s worth your money.