If you've ever witnessed variable refresh rate (VRR) technologies like G-Sync and FreeSync, then you likely know VRR one of the most significant gaming improvements in recent times. But now the technology has finally gone mobile. With our tricked out Origin EON17-X gaming notebook, we'll be exploring Nvidia's Mobile G-Sync and how it translates to gaming on the go.
Ultrabooks, shmultrabooks. Mobile or otherwise, gamers know there is no substitute for a massive slab of expensive and power-hungry hardware. As a result, Origin PC has implemented a straightforward tactic to grant laptops hairier chests: cram in an honest to goodness desktop CPU. Yep, Origin's EON15-X packs a full-fledged "Devil's Canyon" Intel Core i7 along a GeForce GTX 980M GPU into a relatively modest 15-inch laptop.
The world is on the brink of war, and it looks like you and the rest of the Tombstone squad are riding that fine, dangerous line that circles all around it. Like almost everything hinges on you carrying out one mission on top of the other. There are these big set-piece moments---the Michael Bay explosions and extravagantly violent and precarious situations you and your squadmates find yourselves in---that set an exciting tone for all of a few seconds.
