Eurocom Tornado F5 (MSI 16L13) Review

NotebookReview Weekly Update January 31, 2016 Eurocom Tornado F5 (MSI 16L13) Review Canada-based Eurocom customizes and sells everything from gaming notebooks to mobile workstations. Their new Tornado F5 is a 15.6-inch gaming notebook with a twist. It uses socketed desktop-class processors, rather than their mobile equivalents, and has options for up to the Nvidia’s flagship GeForce GTX 1080 graphics cad. We’ve seen 15.6-inch notebooks with the GeForce GTX 1070, but this is the first time we’re seeing the GTX 1080 in a chassis smaller than 17.3 inches. This notebook has some of the best end-user upgradeability we’ve seen, and packs a tremendous amount of power. It may not win many design awards, but it’s king of the hill when it comes to performance in a 15.6-inch chassis. Read the Full Review RELATED LINKS HTC U Ultra & Play Bring AI and Audio: Hands On Samsung Notebook 9 Shaves Inches and Adds Features: Hands On Dell Delivers Affordable Inspiron 7000 Gaming Laptops ADVERTISEMENT RESOURCES Join the discussion in the NBR forum SUBSCRIBE, LIKE AND FOLLOW US Like us on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. YouTube Channel.

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