Can you play 'The Witcher' on gaming laptops? GamePad Digital or GPD, a China-based gaming company, has recently made this possible with their newly-released GPD Win Max, a mini gaming laptop that has the quality of a high-powered gaming laptop that you can ever imagine.
This powerful mini GPD gaming laptop lets you play 'The Witcher'
Imagine a device that you can use as a laptop and, at the same time, gets you all excited to battle out on your favorite AAA video games. This is how the 8-inch GPD Win Max wins all the hearts of gamers after they released a leaked video showing that their newest and smallest gaming laptop in the world can let its users play 'The Witcher' on a non-stop gaming.
So, all you guys saw this leaked video? pic.twitter.com/RISnTGFe4K — GPD Game Consoles (@softwincn) March 14, 2020
GPD Win Max is like the most ambitious gaming laptop you can ever see in the world! Aside from being too small to be considered as a 'gaming laptop,' GPD even promised that their Win Max laptop has the capability to support any AAA video games available out there with full graphics, at 60 frames per second.
Today, the company proved this right with the Twitter post of 'someone' showing how easy and convenient it is to play the highly resource-intensive video game such as 'The Witcher' on their unreleased device.
Smallest gaming laptop in the world lets you play 'The Witcher' in a more advanced way!
According to GizChina, GPD Win Max has all the quality of a perfect gaming laptop. This device is "powered by an Intel's 10th generation 10nm Core TM i5-1035G7 processor, which surpasses the 4th generation i7-4790K as far as performance is concerned. The CPU is then paired with an 11th-generation Iris Plus Graphics 940 core display, which, according to GPD, will perform as good as an NVIDIA GeForce MX250."
Win Max also contains dual-channel LPDDR4 3733 memory, 16G ultra-large capacity, read, write, and copy speeds all exceed 60GB /s-- which makes it so highly-compatible to any video games. And not like any other gaming laptops out there, GPD Win Max also has controllers located on the upper keyboard of the device, which has specs of a split-type arrow key, and a rocker recessed non-slip design, which support the L3 / R3 function by pressing down.
Is it worth it?
If you're looking to have a laptop that can make you play any high-powered video games you like, GPD Win Max could be one of your options. However, if you're a gamer and shifts to use Win Max, there were some reviews that you might not probably like its features since users can get uncomfortable with its unusual design.
Maybe if we can play it with other video games, right?
