GIGABYTE Aorus 16 Gaming Laptop
16 BYHC5USE65SH • BYHC5USE65SH
Intel Core Ultra 9 • RTX 5080 • 32 GB RAM • 2 TB SSD
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What's Inside?
Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX
- Intel Core Ultra series is the newer, stronger, and more efficient Core i series - and enhanced with AI.
- The '9' CPU is a true powerhouse, sometimes considered overkill, but it gets the job done fast and without fuss. It's built for demanding tasks like live-streaming, video editing, and AI model training.
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080
- The 5080 is a high-power card capable of running all modern games at high settings, though it runs hot.
- The 5000 series the latest generation of NVIDIA GPUs. Interestingly, they're only an average of ~9% more performant than last generation.
32 GB of RAM
- 32 GB is heading to become the new standard, but isn't as widely available as you'd think. It's ideal for power users, video editing, multitasking (like running VMs), and moderate AI training.
2 TB SSD
- Anywhere between 2 and 4 TB is for those who know they need a fair amount of storage. Games can exceed 100 GB, and pictures and videos are getting larger as well.
- The modern SSD is around 20-40x faster than conventional hard drives, and far more physically resilient.
16.0" OLED, (2.5K+ / WQXGA)
- 15" and 16" are the standard screen sizes, balancing portability and screen real estate.
- OLED screens are hands down the most beautiful screen displays currently on market. Visually stunning - but more expensive.
Full Specifications
Laptop
Brand
GIGABYTE
Series
Aorus
Model
16 BYHC5USE65SH
Part Number
BYHC5USE65SH
Performance
Processor
Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX
Graphics
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080
RAM
32 GB DDR5 5600 MHz
Storage
2 TB SSD
Display
Size
16.0"
Resolution
2560 x 1600
Refresh
240 Hz
Type
OLED
Brightness