*** Official Sager NP9175 / Clevo P775TM Owner's Lounge! ***

The new beast has arrived! Meet the new Clevo P775TM1/EVOC P775TM1 now with Coffee Lake CPUs with 6 Cores/12 threads and supports 2 PCIe NVME m.2 SSDs in RAID 0 for insane storage capacity and speeds!

Where to buy:

- HIDevolution

Specifications:

Display
17.3" Full HD (1920x1080) IPS LED Matte Type Display - with nVIDIA® G-SYNC™ Technology

Optional:

17.3" 4K QFHD (3840x2160) AUO LED Matte Type Display - with nVIDIA® G-SYNC™ Technology

nVIDIA® G-SYNC™ Technology - synchronizes display refresh rates to the GPU to enable ultra smooth gameplay

Video Graphics & Memory

nVIDIA® GeForce™ GTX 1060 w /6GB GDDR5 - DX12

Optional:


nVIDIA® GeForce™ GTX 1070 w/ 8GB DDR5 - DX12
nVIDIA® GeForce™ GTX 1080 w/ 8GB DDR5 X - DX12

Processor Support and
Heat Management


HIDevolution Delidded - Unlocked, Under Volted and Overclocked 8th Generation Intel Core i5-8600K Quad Core Processor, 4.3 GHz (HIDevolution overclocked to 4.5GHz), 9MB Smart Cache - 6 Cores - 6 Threads - GUARANTEED Performance (Coollaboratory Liquid Ultra Included)

Optional:

HIDevolution Delidded - Unlocked, Under Volted and Overclocked 8th Generation Intel Core i7-8700K Quad Core Processor, 4.7 GHz (HIDevolution overclocked to 4.8GHz), 12MB Smart Cache - 6 Cores - 12 Threads - GUARANTEED Performance (Coollaboratory Liquid Ultra Included)

Silicon Lottery Binned, Delidded and Tested, Overclocked 8th Generation Intel Core i7-8700K Quad Core Processor, 4.7 GHz (HIDevolution Overclocked to 4.9GHz, rated at 5.1GHz), 12MB Smart Cache - 6 Cores - 12 Threads - GUARANTEED Performance (Coollaboratory Liquid Ultra Included)

Custom Prema BIOS once available (only if bought from a Prema Partner Shop)

Coollaboratory Liquid Ultra 100% Metal Thermal Interface - BEST PERFORMANCE


Chipset Intel® Z370 Chipset
System Memory (RAM)
16GB Dual Channel DDR4 at 2666MHz (1 x 8GB)

Expandable to 64GB DDR4/2800MHz

Hard Drive
1TB 7200 RPM SATA 6Gb/s Hard Drive

Optional:

Up to 2x M.2 PCIe 3.0 x4 NVMe SSD, in RAID 0, 1

Up to 2 x 2.5 inch SATA III Hard Drive or Solid State Drive

Optical Drive
None, external optical drive available

Card Reader Card Reader 6-in-1 Card Reader (MMC/RSMMC/SD/Mini-SD/SDHC/SDXC up to UHS-II)
Video Camera Built-in 2.0M FHD Video Camera
LAN/WLAN Killer DoubleShot™ Pro (Integrated Killer Gigabit Ethernet LAN + Killer Dual Band Wireless-AC 1535 + Bluetooth, M.2) with Smart Teaming
Optional:

Intel® Wireless-AC 8265 802.11 ac/a/b/g/n 2x2 NGFF + Bluetooth 4.2

Input/Output
1x HDMI™ output Port (with HDCP)
2x Mini DisplayPort 1.3
1x Thunderbolt™ 3 / USB 3.1 Gen 2 combo Port (Type-C)
1x USB 3.1 Gen 2 Port (Type-C)
4x USB 3.0 Ports (USB 3.1 Gen 1) (1 x powered USB port, AC/DC)
1x 2-in-1 Audio Jack (Headphone / S/PDIF Optical output)
1x Microphone Jack
1x Line-in Jack
1x Line-out jack
1x RJ-45 LAN (10/100/1000Mbps)

Audio
High Definition audio interface
S/PDIF digital output
Built-in Array Microphone
Built-in two speakers and a subwoofer
Sound Blaster™ X-FI® MB5
ESS™ SABRE HiFi DAC for high resolution headphone audio
External 7.1CH audio output supported by 2-in-1 Audio, microphone, Line-in and Line-out jacks

Keyboard and Touchpad
Full color illuminated full size keyboard with numeric pad and anti-ghost keys
Fully programmable macro capability – customize individual key as hot key / multiple keystrokes in one key
W/A/S/D gaming key

Integrated touchpad with Microsoft PTP multi-gesture and scrolling function

Optional:

Alternate language keyboards

Battery Removable 8 cell Smart Lithium-Ion battery pack 82WH
AC Adapter
Full Range 330W AC Adapter AC-in 100~240V, 50~60Hz, DC output 19.5V, 16.9A

Dimension & Weight /
16.46" (W) x 11.63" (D) x 1.61" (H), 418 (W) x 295.4 (D) x 40.9 (H) mm
8.60 lbs. including Bare bone, VGA Card and Battery Pack (with FHD panel), 3.9 kg


Other Features
Built-in 2.0M FHD Video Camera
Kensington® Lock
Integrated Area Finger print
FlexiCharger
Virtual Reality Ready

 

EDIT: Informative as usual, great overview, and good start from HID, I'll visit my account there to check the prices.

 

Wow, never realized how much better these models (775) looked than the (870) models.

Much thinner bezels too.

Maybe I'll have to get the next version with 8-core + 1180.

 

And Unified HS


Edit: Clevo has finally changed from Unified HS to two separate for P77xTM

 

Z170 Express ?

 

Will it work with Coffe? No!!!

 

I think the other thread for P870TM also says Z170 express.

 

Informative yes, review no

Also your to buy link might want to be changed to a pre-order link @op.

 

Yes you are right, this is an overview not a full review my English is not perfect, you are always teaching me something new, I'm always appreciate your deep knowledge and information sharing.
And as you said pre-order only is available for now at HID, but I don't know if those Taiwanese / Chinese dealers have the same status.
Maybe SAGER will surprise all of us to be the first re-seller has a complete and ready stock available, even with the 8700k shortage issue.
BTW I bought many laptops from SAGER and Xoticpc started with P570 ended with DM2.

 

http://www.eurocom.com/ec/images(430)EUROCOM_SkyX4C
i doubt it can handle 8700K at all.

 

I am super interested in this model since I wont be ever doing SLI and I would prefer a smaller form Factor.

I just am worried about temps.

If I go with hidevolution and get the undervolted, delidded, and oced (4.7 nothing high) it should handle cooling well right?

 

@case hart This is the 17.3" version. I think you want this thread http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/official-clevo-p751tm-owners-lounge.809622/#post-10613304 which is the 15.6" variant.

However, that should greatly help with temps.

 

I prefer a 17 inch screen. Isn't this one the smaller version of the 870? This one only supports one gpu and doesn't support the vape cooling?

 

is there a reason this one doesn't have a 120hz option?

 

Well, I think you will be pleasantly surprised.

 

They "UN-unified" the heatsinks!

 

I feel the need to mention this!

HID and a very few select resellers might be able to fix temps, but you should mind who your seller is. I mean it...

 

The z17X/27X use the socket 1151 reV1 . The coffee Lake z370 use the 1151 reV2 , so absolutely the 8700K cant feet in the old socket.

 

Just for share...
The 775 have a nice opaque finish BUT i hate the greased or the polishing after some use so , as a fine maniac I wrapped all the surface close the keyboard . Transparent on all the frame and carbon in some areas:

 

All the keys too are all covered :

 

Wow! Great job

 

Yeah, very clean edges

 

Fairly interested in this. @Donald@HIDevolution - When can we expect temperatures (i7 8700K (CLU + Delid, 4.8GHz option on your website) + GTX 1080) from you guys?

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Temperatures can vary from chip to chip so getting one number wont mean too much.

 

Fair enough, but it would be a good indication of the range to expect.

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Do you have info or pictures of inside? Im very curious about heatsink, heatpipes and type of used fans. Is it the same as in dm2/dm3 model?

 

I'll see what I can do

 

Once we get them in stock. Late October or early November is what we are being told at this time. Watch for further developments.

 

Hopefully Clevo has fixed the heat issues with these series.

 

+150w heat from oc'd 6 cores Coffee in bench will need proper Cooling

 

Been lurking these forums for almost 8 years, but have never posted. So here's my first post.

I'm on the market for a new laptop, and have been considering this laptop (Clevo P775TM1-G) Has anyone have any experience with previous models and desktop processors throttling (especially the K series). What's your experience like? Would it help if instead of pairing a K series processor (8700K) with a 1080 I go for a 1070 or a 1060? Thanks in advance for all the help.

 

Depending on the paste job and how the heatsink fits, you can get something like the CPU temps going almost to 99C, point at which they slow down. You don't really feel them slowing down much, but you know, you do know it is reaching 99C and the life might be short.

To solve that you either try to get a better paste job or heatsink, or you lower the clocks... Mine has been running at 4.0 GHz since day 1, and at first it was reaching max 85C with it, now it is reaching 99C even like this, so it is going back to the shop for them to do a repasting with Phobya NanoGrease, since they tightened one screw too much and I can't remove it myself.

You don't really feel any slowdown and it will run faster than any BGA laptop, even if it is overheating and throttling, so don't worry too much.

Of course, as long as you buy it from a @Prema partner shop, becuase otherwise the performance will be skippy.

 

Those temps are too high for my liking. I would be in the 70s with 7700K @ full turbo clocks. That was of course with delid and liquid ultra.

But P775TM needs to be able to handle 8700K stock full turbo at low 70s with full delid and liquid ultra otherwise there's not much potential to overclock or even game/render for long periods of time.

 

Well, I have a feeling that is a big part of the issue, 8700k is supposedly hotter than 7700K was, and 6700K is cooler than both, yet I still reached 99C with it.

For the record, I was using Arctic MX-4 and no delid, so I highly recommend people to go with sellers that offer liquid metal or better thermal solutions, or to apply one of those solutions themselves!

 

If you get it from a reputed system builder you won't have temp issues. I would never get a Clevo laptop if it wasn't from a Prema Partner. I recommend you get it from HIDevolution as they do an awesome job in building, testing, and applying the thermal paste using their special methods to ensure you get a laptop that works great out of the box.

The laptop won't throttle if it has the Prema BIOS and a proper paste job.

See the benefits of the Prema BIOS below:

• Restores user ability to overclock or underclock the CPU
• Restores user control over CPU power settings (voltage, watts, amps) for optimal performance and/or thermal efficiency
• Restores ability to control non-turbo CPU core ratio
• Restores ability to control CPU c-states and p-states
• Restores ability to control BCLK (northbridge) and FCLK (System Agent) frequency
• Restores ability to enable Intel Speed Shift Technology functionality
• Restores ability to disable Intel Software Guard Extensions (SGX) functionality which is intended for software developers who want to use that feature and causes erratic system behavior
• Restores ability to control RSR, Watchdog Timer, ASPM, ACPI sleep and hibernation functionality
• Restores ability to control RAM timings, clock speeds and enables the utilization of XMP profiles
• Restores ability to control selection of Legacy, UEFI and CSM to install whatever operating system is desired
• Restores ability to control CPU-based DEP, AES (encryption) and Virtualization
• Restores ability to control GPU scaling, PCIe speed and power management features
• Restores control over Thunderbolt and USB 3.1 configuration
• Restores control over SATA port configuration and Intel LPM. Having the ability to disable drive ports allows exclusive control over what drive receives the BCD/boot sector, system and recovery partitions during Windows Setup and eliminates the need to physically remove non-OS drives when installing a new OS.


If you email [email protected] and give him your NBR Forum username, you may get a small discount.

Also see these threads about how great HIDevolution's customer service and warranty is:

HIDevolution - The Best Company I ever dealt with

HIDevolution's Warranty!

 

I agree, it is a must to get those bonus services with a Clevo laptop, otherwise you're kinda on your own.

I am expecitng my Romanian reseller to do me a warranty something something, so I'll have some feedback on how that goes as well pretty soon.

 

Hey @Phoenix - long time since we chatted. What do you estimate the temps to be for a delidded 8700K from HIDevolution (tagging @Donald@HIDevolution for obvious reasons) with the 1080? I am deciding between this and the GT73VR. From the pics I have seen, the P775TM has a redesigned cooling solution, yet the weight is quoted as the same as the P775DM3.

I am looking for a sub-10lbs machine that will not overheat. I can't carry around something like the P870TM, which weighs 12lbs+. Not looking forward to having something like the GT75VR either, which is also massive. So it comes down to the P775TM and the GT73VR. Temperatures are a high priority for me. Does the EVOC P775TM have a good enough cooling system? Is there any other laptop I should consider? @hmscott @Papusan

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While it is impossible to quote or even guess at temps for the EVOC High Performance Systems P775TM, what I can tell you is the GT73VR will run MUCH cooler...double digit Celsius cooler.

 

The GT73 is the coolest running high performance laptop out of the box even before undervolting and tuning the fans.

If you want high performance, and you want low temps, you need to realize that mass and size can't be cheated on, you can squeeze it a little by increasing the fan noise, but that's not acceptable to even more people than the size / weight.

While the TDP of the 6c/12t may be listed as "a little higher", when OC'ing with unlocked power restraints no longer limiting TDP you will have 50% more cores/threads generating heat, it's going need even more cooling, more size / mass, and more fan speed or volume throughput.

You don't get free performance, you pay with increases in power and thermal cooling requirements.

There's no good guesses right now, it depends on the design and implementation, you'll need to wait for reviews and owner reports.

 

Thanks for the prompt reply. IMO, if the 8700K stays at ~80C under heavy load (after delidding), the P775TM is a serious contender.

BTW, @Donald@HIDevolution - Why is the maximum global warranty you offer for the GT73VR Titan Pro-866 only 1 year? I would be interested to see if you guys could stretch that more.

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Thanks for your good advice bro @hmscott - I agree that we can't cheat physics. Oh, what I'd give to see a Eurocom Tornado F7 with 8700K and 1080 in a GT73VR chassis. Anyway, one can only dream. Thanks for your help!

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Hey, it might happen, only time will tell.

It takes the builder to have the patience to tune the heatsink for best cooling performance, and follow through with that tuning for each and every laptop going through QA, otherwise the design might have great potential, but the realization through manufacture and test won't deliver on that potential.

So far history has shown that what comes out to the user needs additional adjustment to get that full potential.

 

It won't happen, Eurocom said that they'd only release the Tornado F7 in 2H18, with Intel's 8 Core Mainstream Desktop processors on Z390 chipset. I agree with you about the tuning though.

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The F7 and F5 are based on MSI whitebox laptops, not Clevo.

This thread is about Clevo, and that's what I was discussing...Clevo is supposed to be bringing out Coffeelake K/non-K desktop CPU's and in 1H18 Coffeelake H laptop CPU's, so those might have what you want

 

Oops, misunderstood your comment. Agree with you, though I'm looking to buy the laptop by 20th November. Again, thanks for your help

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It isn't limited to 1 Year, but you have to select the 2 or 3 Year US warranty to open up the 2 and 3 Year Global warranty selections.

 

Thanks for the info! Very useful. You are awesome.

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I've never owned an MSI, but that GT73VR better have temps in the 50s or 60s then, otherwise we're going to be getting a 775TM1 that has similar temps to 775DM3.

 

Not from @Donald@HIDevolution but take a look
MSI GT75VR 7RF Titan Pro (i7-7820HK - GTX 1080)

 

LOL so we can expect 100C in P775TM because that laptop is getting 80C+