The Verge

Gigabyte's P2742G is a high-end gaming notebook with a 17.3-inch 1080p display, Nvidia's GeForce GTX 660M with Optimus for switchable graphics, and is powered by Intel's quad-core Ivy Bridge Core i7-3630QM processor. It can support up to 24GB of RAM and can be configured with a 128GB SSD plus 1TB HDD for its internal storage.

Description

• Laptop type: Desktop replacement, Gaming PC
• Width: 16.26 inches
• Depth: 10.93 inches
• Thickness: 1.92 inches
• Weight: 7.05 pounds
• Color: Orange, Black

Hardware

• Screen size (diagonal): 17.3 inches
• Technology: LCD
• Backlight: LED
• Resolution (X): 1920 px
• Resolution (Y): 1080 px

Display (base)

• Type(s): Trackpad

Mouse

• Graphics type: Switchable
• Integrated GPU brand: Intel
• Integrated GPU model: HD Graphics 4000
• Base discrete GPU brand: Nvidia
• Discrete GPU model: GeForce GTX 660M
• Dedicated VRAM size: 2 GB

GPU (base)

• Options: HDD (5400RPM), HDD (7200RPM), Flash Memory (SSD), Hybrid Drive
• Base drive type: Hybrid
• Base drive capacity: 750 GB
• Max. config HDD: 1 TB
• Max. config SSD: 128 GB
• Max. config Hybrid: 750 GB
• Card reader: Yes
• Card reader support: SD, miniSD, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Duo, MMC

Storage

• Speakers: 2
• Audio brand: THX TruStudio Pro

Audio

• USB: 1
• USB 3.0: 2
• Combo eSATA / USB: 1
• Ethernet: 1
• Ethernet type: 10/100/1000 (Gigabit)
• VGA: 1
• HDMI: 1
• 3.5mm headphone: 1
• 3.5mm line-in / microphone: 1

Port options

• Size: 8 cell, 76.96 Wh, 5200 mAh

Battery