The AERO Creator Laptop combines a 12th generation Intel Core Processor, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 Series GPU, and a remarkable display in one compact chassis. It offers high efficiency with uncompromising performance, and a minimalist yet detailed design.
Model Number:
AERO 17 XE5-73US738HP
Product SKU:
6508550
Backlit Keyboard:
Yes
Battery Type:
Lithium-ion polymer
ENERGY STAR Certified:
No
EPEAT Qualified:
No
Graphics:
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 Ti
Graphics Type:
Dedicated
Headphone Jack:
Yes
Operating System:
Windows 11 Pro
Processor Model:
Intel 12th Generation Core i7
Processor Model Number:
i7-12700H
Product Weight:
5.73 pounds
Refresh Rate:
120Hz
Screen Resolution:
3840 x 2160 (4K)
Screen Size:
17.3
Solid State Drive Capacity:
2048 gigabytes
Storage Type:
SSD
System Memory (RAM):
16 gigabytes
Total Storage Capacity:
2048 gigabytes
Touch Screen:
No
Type of Memory (RAM):
DDR5
Wireless Networking:
Wireless-AX
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Title says 16GB DDR5. Details say 2x8 GB DDR4 with DDR5 Slots? I'm all about extra slots, but seems a little misleading if those slots ain't filled with DDR5.
There needs to be a video on flashing this to 130W bios and which power adapter to use to feed that power hungry 12th Gen alongside. The stock power supply falls on its face from reports online.
Title says 16GB DDR5. Details say 2x8 GB DDR4 with DDR5 Slots? I'm all about extra slots, but seems a little misleading if those slots ain't filled with DDR5.
No i think its ddr5 ram, check again, i was checking out this deal earlier, i think its 16 gb ddr5
There needs to be a video on flashing this to 130W bios and which power adapter to use to feed that power hungry 12th Gen alongside. The stock power supply falls on its face from reports online.
You'd have a harder time keeping it cool with such a thin chassis and heatsink... I speak from experience owning a previous gen Aero.
You can install a 40 jiggawatt gpu, you ain't gonna be able to power it up past 70 - 90 depending on how much heat your CPU is also dumping into the heatsink. You'd be better off getting more performance water cooling the rig than you would flashing the BIOS for more watts.
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You can install a 40 jiggawatt gpu, you ain't gonna be able to power it up past 70 - 90 depending on how much heat your CPU is also dumping into the heatsink. You'd be better off getting more performance water cooling the rig than you would flashing the BIOS for more watts.
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