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  1. On 11/25/2015 at 4:39 AM, jclausius said:

    It shouldn't be too much longer until release - http://www.clevo.com.tw/clevo_prodetail.asp?id=897

    Somewhat interesting (and I hope is a mistake), is that the specs do NOT list NVidia GTX 980 (desktop) nor does it list a QFHD display. Again, I'm hopeful this is just a mistake on their web site.

    OK.  This is a bit interesting, and I misinterpretted Clevo's model numbering scheme.

     

    According to their website correctly, the "P775DM" will be the model for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980M/970M (mobile GPUs).  However, the P775DM1 (notice the trailing "1" - which is also the title for this thread), will be the model sporting the GeForce GTX 980 (Desktop GPU).  So for those awaiting the appearance of this model on vendor websites using the Clevo numbering scheme, make sure you verify the correct model number / feature before ordering. 

     

    [  Not that you wouldn't do that in the first place.  :>)  ]

     

     

    On a related note, here's one of the first reviews I've come across - http://www.notebookcheck.net/Schenker-XMG-U716-Clevo-P775DM1-Notebook-Review.155740.0.html

  2. ??Clevo

    Isn´t that the gtx980 180W version?... ( P775dm1-G instead of P775dm )

    If that is like the other Clevo models, the "-G" will mean the Wingman with G-Sync monitor/graphics adapter. And BTW, P775DMx-G will also mean a non-4K panel as nVidia has not yet certified any 4K panels as G-Sync. And yes, the desktop GTX 980 for Wingman is the 180W version.
    PS: here is the 4k Auo panel version of the laptop: Eurocom Configure Model
    I saw that too. I hope: 1) Clevo updates their web site and 2) North American/USA resellers gets those displays.
  3. It will support both GTX 980 (180W version, not 200W) And 4k display.
    Yes. This is what we've read in the public arena, but to me it is not official until Clevo says so. So, how do they do that? By putting out the info on their web-site or issuing an official Press Release. I guess a vendor's configuration page would suffice too.

    Since we've seen so much reportage about GTX 980 (desktop 180W), my guess is there is just a mistake on Clevo's web site.

  4. I'm trying to get out in front of the release and get stuff lined up ahead of time.

    For a TIM, I was leaning toward Coolaboratory LU, but I have some other hardware I'd like to use it on as well, and I believe there are some aluminum pieces involved. Is Gelid GC-Extreme my next best option? Note, I'm not positive, but I thought I read it is safe for almost all heatsink materials.

    Any advice?

    TIA

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