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    Digital Storm Triton Review (Clevo P650SE)

    Discussion in 'Notebook News and Reviews' started by Jerry Jackson, Feb 25, 2015.

  1. Jerry Jackson

    Jerry Jackson Administrator NBR Reviewer

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    If you’re looking for a high-performance gaming laptop packed with the latest hardware yet manages to be “travel friendly,” then the Digital Storm Triton might be exactly what you need. This 15.6-inch highly customizable notebook features a fourth generation Intel Core i7 processor, massive amounts of memory, cutting-edge Nvidia GeForce GTX 970M graphics, and multiple storage options all at a starting price of $1,422.

    Let’s take a closer look and see if the Triton lives up to its name as a god among gaming notebooks, or if the promise of this high-performance thin-and-light gaming laptop is just a myth.

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    Jerry Jackson, Feb 25, 2015
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    MSGaldenzi Notebook Deity

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    you lost me at TN display...
     
    MSGaldenzi, Mar 2, 2015
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  3. Mitlov

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    A lot of IPS displays suffer from ghosting, including the IPS display used on the Alienware 15 (plus my VAIO Duo 11, plus the XPS 12, etc etc etc). On a gaming rig, I'd much rather have narrower viewing angles with no ghosting than wider viewing angles with ghosting.
     
    Mitlov, Mar 3, 2015
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    Is there anything to test ghosting specifically? I don't know if I have just had great luck or I am too blind to notice it. I currently use a 1440p IPS display for my desktop gaming and have an alienware 13 with the 1440p screen in transit that I plan to use as my mobile rig. Sure, gaming is not my first priority, but for colors/viewing angles/brightness, I love IPS displays. I will admit though, a good TN panel is not as bad as I had previously thought (possibly screen brainwashed). I have been using a MBA 13 with a TN panel and found it quite nice.
     
    MSGaldenzi, Mar 4, 2015
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