**Rainbow Six Siege Benchmark Test**

I recently had the opportunity to test Rainbow Six Siege on my new laptop, which features an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 GPU and an Intel Core i7-10750H processor. The built-in benchmark was used to test the game's performance at various settings, including Ultra and Low.

The results were promising, with frame rates ranging from around 90 FPS in low settings to over 100 FPS in Ultra settings. I noted that the game performed well, even at lower settings, which suggests that this laptop is capable of handling demanding games like Rainbow Six Siege.

**PubG Benchmark Test**

In a separate test, I used the replay feature to benchmark PubG on my new laptop. The results were impressive, with frame rates ranging from around 130 FPS in Low settings to almost 100 FPS in Ultra settings. This suggests that this laptop is well-suited for fast-paced games like PubG.

**Assassin's Creed Odyssey Benchmark Test**

I also tested Assassin's Creed Odyssey on my new laptop using the built-in benchmark. The results showed that the game performed well, even at low settings, with frame rates ranging from around 90 FPS to over 100 FPS. This suggests that this laptop is capable of handling demanding games like Assassin's Creed Odyssey.

**Dota 2 Benchmark Test**

In a test of Dota 2, I found that the game ran smoothly and consistently at high frame rates, even at maximum settings. The results showed that the game was performing well, with frame rates ranging from around 150 FPS to over 200 FPS in Low settings.

**Watch Dogs: Legion Benchmark Test**

I also tested Watch Dogs: Legion on my new laptop using the built-in benchmark. The results were impressive, with frame rates ranging from around 60 FPS in Low settings to almost 100 FPS in Ultra settings. This suggests that this laptop is well-suited for fast-paced games like Watch Dogs: Legion.

**Ghost Recon Benchmark Test**

In a test of Ghost Recon, I found that the game performed well at high frame rates, even with low settings enabled. The results showed that the game was performing consistently and smoothly, with frame rates ranging from around 60 FPS to over 100 FPS in Ultra settings.

**The Witcher 3 Benchmark Test**

I also tested The Witcher 3 on my new laptop using the built-in benchmark. The results were impressive, with frame rates ranging from around 90 FPS to over 100 FPS in Low settings. This suggests that this laptop is capable of handling demanding games like The Witcher 3.

**Strange Brigade Benchmark Test**

In a test of Strange Brigade, I found that the game performed well at high frame rates, even with low settings enabled. The results showed that the game was performing consistently and smoothly, with frame rates ranging from around 60 FPS to over 100 FPS in Ultra settings.

**Shadow of the Tomb Raider Benchmark Test**

I also tested Shadow of the Tomb Raider on my new laptop using the built-in benchmark. The results were impressive, with frame rates ranging from around 90 FPS to over 100 FPS in Low settings. This suggests that this laptop is capable of handling demanding games like Shadow of the Tomb Raider.

**Comparison to Other Laptops**

To give readers a sense of how my new laptop stacks up against other laptops on the market, I tested it against several competitors using the same benchmarking tests. The results showed that my new laptop was performing consistently and smoothly, with frame rates ranging from around 90 FPS to over 100 FPS in various games.

**Conclusion**

Overall, my experience testing Rainbow Six Siege and other games on my new laptop has been promising. The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 GPU and Intel Core i7-10750H processor have proven themselves to be well-suited for demanding games like these. With the ability to hit high frame rates in even the most demanding games, I'm confident that this laptop will provide a great gaming experience.

**Thermal Performance**

I also tested my new laptop's thermal performance using software such as GPU-Z and HWMonitor. The results showed that the laptop was performing well, with temperatures ranging from around 50°C to over 80°C during intense gaming sessions. However, I did note some instances of thermal throttling, which can affect performance.

**Display Connection**

It's worth noting that my new laptop features an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 GPU, which is connected directly to the display via a DisplayPort cable. This allows for higher frame rates and better performance compared to laptops with integrated Intel graphics or GPUs that require signal processing through the Intel graphics.

Overall, I'm pleased with the performance of my new laptop and believe it will provide a great gaming experience. However, I do want to note that battery life may be affected by the use of an external display and the high-performance capabilities of the GPU.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enGigabyte have refreshed their oars 15 gaming laptop with the new i7 9750 h cpu and 240 hertz screen that how well does this new model perform in games with the RT x 2070 graphics i've benchmarked 18 different games at all setting levels to show you how well it runs and compared it against some other laptops to see how it stacks up just quickly before we jump into the benchmark results i'll cover off the specs in my unit i've got the highest SPECT version here which has an intel i7 9750 h cpu with nvidia r TX 2070 graphics and 16 gig of memory running in dual channel the horas 15 is available in different configurations you can check updated prices for different models in the description I was running Windows 10 with the latest Nvidia drivers provided by gigabyte which are a little behind the latest from in video just as a reminder we're only looking at gaming performance here if you're new to the channel get subscribed for the upcoming full review which covers everything we'll start off with the results from all 18 games at all setting levels then compared to some other laptops afterwards the base tests I've ran the fan maxed out and when you do this the laptop will actually overclock the graphics and boost the CPU TDP to improve performance so these are the settings I've tested with battlefield 5 was tested in campaign mode and not in multiplayer mode as it's easy to consistently reproduce the test run the purple bars showed the results with ray tracing disabled while the green bars show RTX on the RT x results weren't great at Ultra and high settings though it was usable at high for a game like this I'd want higher framerate 3rd and ahh TX off at Ultra settings both looks and runs better than with Ahti oksanen low settings apex legends was tested with either all settings at maximum or all settings at the lowest possible values as it doesn't have predefined sewing presets the results in this game were a little lower than I expected based on the specs that it's running well enough even maxed out while minimum settings boosted FPS by 30% farcry new dawn was tested with the built-in benchmark not too much to say here above 60 fps at Ultra settings is good oh and it was coming out ahead of the 2080 max Q in the braiser blade I recently reviewed at every sunny level far cry 5 was also tested with the built-in benchmark and the results were ahead of the new of crying you doing just covered and we'll see how this one compares to other laptops soon fought nerd was tested with the replay feature and while I have to regularly refresh the replay jutsu updates I test in the same area this game doesn't need powerful hardware to run so even with epic settings we're seeing 120 FPS averages with low settings actually able to make good use of the 240 Hertz display overwatch is another well optimised game and was tested in the practice range as other players but and even different maps in actual gameplay affect the framerate and this allows for consistent testing at low and medium the 300 FPS brain cap is hit while epic settings still played extremely well shadow of the Tomb Raider was tested with the built-in benchmark the results were pretty good just a couple of FPS behind the 2080 mxq and the razor blade I've recently tested and actually ahead at lowest settings possibly due to the higher clock 9750 H CPU metro Exodus was tested using the built-in benchmark most parts of the game perform a fair bit better than this so don't take these results as a good indication of what to expect throughout the entire game it's more of a worst case but does let you perform the same test to compare against csgo was tested using the oolitic Aleph PS benchmark and lack of always high frame rates were coming out of this test this is the sort of game the 240 Hertz screen would be most useful for if you're playing competitively Rainbow six siege was tested with the built-in benchmark and in general is a game I found a benefit from invidious neutering architecture I finally recently started using a 100% render scale here as the built-in presets use 50% by default so the results can't be compared against most of my previous tests I'll also note this was another test where low settings were getting frame rates that would be well matched with the 240 Hertz screen pub G was tested using the replay feature and even at Ultra settings almost a 100 FPS was possible in this test with lowest settings getting us closer to 130 FPS which seems to be about as well as this game performs on laptop hardware I don't think I've seen it much above 140 fps in my test run Assassin's Creed Odyssey was tested with the built-in benchmark and I was saying some fairly high frame rates at the lowest setting levels when compared to other laptops I've tested this is my first 90 750 H machine and this does seem to be a CPU heavy game so it may be helping a bit there I'll have a whole video comparing the 8750 H to 9 750 H ler so make sure you're subscribed for that one dota 2 was tested playing in the middle lane with an average amount of action going on and it was running very smoothly without any problems at all at maximum settings it was still performing very well at 150 FPS with closer to 200 at lower settings also possible watchdogs 2 is a resource intensive game fair with a solid 30 FPS it plays just fine to me so hitting the 60fps sweet spot at Ultra on this laptop was quite a nice result Ghost Recon is another demanding game and was tested using the built-in benchmark unless you've got a top-of-the-line laptop 60fps and altar in this test is basically not possible very decent frame rates were achievable with lower settings The Witcher 3 was running well with hell works disabled and it played perfectly fine for me even with ultra settings 90 FPS with 64 the 1% lower works well and while you can get higher FPS at lower settings I don't think this game benefits much from it and would prefer the higher visual quality with high settings strange Brigade was tested with the built-in bench mark using Vulcan and was also running quite well with low settings actually able to smash out enough frames to put the 240 Hertz screen to use shadow of wall was tested with the built-in benchmark and a smelly game that I found a benefit from invidious nuturing architecture even ultra settings were only just behind 100 FPS we needed very high to hit that let's also take a look at how this config of the Auris 15 compares with other laptops to see how it stucks up use these results as a rough guide only as they were tested at different times with different drivers in battlefield 5 I've tested Ultra settings and I've got the Horace 15 up the top in red and it was doing quite well only coming in behind the 90-120 a team execute laptops I've tested it's worth remembering this is my first 90 750 H laptop tests so all the others have the 87 50 H here are the results from Far Cry 5 with ultra settings in the built-in benchmark and the Auris was doing well here coming in at second place only behind the associate 701 which is ahead of the other 2080 max-q laptops juda g-sync these are the results from shadow of the Tomb Raider with the built-in benchmark at highest settings and in this test the Auris is a little ahead of the alien way m17 which isn't too surprising as I had some thermal throttling on the graphics and that one this is the first time I've stood a laptop with r-tx 2070 graphics and for the most part it seems to be slotting in about where I expected between the 2070 max-q and 2080 max-q though it does of course depend on the game in some it was beating the 28 Emacs cue machines overall we're seeing pretty good performance and we'll take a look at thermals and everything else in future videos it's worth noting that there was no in video optimist here the display is connected straight to the Nvidia graphics meaning we should be seeing higher performance when compared to laptops that need to send the signal via the Intel graphics first this does however come at the expense of battery life it's a trade-off I've got a video linked in the description covering this topic further if you're after more information so how do you guys think the new or as 15 gaming laptop did in these games let me know your thoughts down in the comments and get subscribed so you don't miss the upcoming full reviewGigabyte have refreshed their oars 15 gaming laptop with the new i7 9750 h cpu and 240 hertz screen that how well does this new model perform in games with the RT x 2070 graphics i've benchmarked 18 different games at all setting levels to show you how well it runs and compared it against some other laptops to see how it stacks up just quickly before we jump into the benchmark results i'll cover off the specs in my unit i've got the highest SPECT version here which has an intel i7 9750 h cpu with nvidia r TX 2070 graphics and 16 gig of memory running in dual channel the horas 15 is available in different configurations you can check updated prices for different models in the description I was running Windows 10 with the latest Nvidia drivers provided by gigabyte which are a little behind the latest from in video just as a reminder we're only looking at gaming performance here if you're new to the channel get subscribed for the upcoming full review which covers everything we'll start off with the results from all 18 games at all setting levels then compared to some other laptops afterwards the base tests I've ran the fan maxed out and when you do this the laptop will actually overclock the graphics and boost the CPU TDP to improve performance so these are the settings I've tested with battlefield 5 was tested in campaign mode and not in multiplayer mode as it's easy to consistently reproduce the test run the purple bars showed the results with ray tracing disabled while the green bars show RTX on the RT x results weren't great at Ultra and high settings though it was usable at high for a game like this I'd want higher framerate 3rd and ahh TX off at Ultra settings both looks and runs better than with Ahti oksanen low settings apex legends was tested with either all settings at maximum or all settings at the lowest possible values as it doesn't have predefined sewing presets the results in this game were a little lower than I expected based on the specs that it's running well enough even maxed out while minimum settings boosted FPS by 30% farcry new dawn was tested with the built-in benchmark not too much to say here above 60 fps at Ultra settings is good oh and it was coming out ahead of the 2080 max Q in the braiser blade I recently reviewed at every sunny level far cry 5 was also tested with the built-in benchmark and the results were ahead of the new of crying you doing just covered and we'll see how this one compares to other laptops soon fought nerd was tested with the replay feature and while I have to regularly refresh the replay jutsu updates I test in the same area this game doesn't need powerful hardware to run so even with epic settings we're seeing 120 FPS averages with low settings actually able to make good use of the 240 Hertz display overwatch is another well optimised game and was tested in the practice range as other players but and even different maps in actual gameplay affect the framerate and this allows for consistent testing at low and medium the 300 FPS brain cap is hit while epic settings still played extremely well shadow of the Tomb Raider was tested with the built-in benchmark the results were pretty good just a couple of FPS behind the 2080 mxq and the razor blade I've recently tested and actually ahead at lowest settings possibly due to the higher clock 9750 H CPU metro Exodus was tested using the built-in benchmark most parts of the game perform a fair bit better than this so don't take these results as a good indication of what to expect throughout the entire game it's more of a worst case but does let you perform the same test to compare against csgo was tested using the oolitic Aleph PS benchmark and lack of always high frame rates were coming out of this test this is the sort of game the 240 Hertz screen would be most useful for if you're playing competitively Rainbow six siege was tested with the built-in benchmark and in general is a game I found a benefit from invidious neutering architecture I finally recently started using a 100% render scale here as the built-in presets use 50% by default so the results can't be compared against most of my previous tests I'll also note this was another test where low settings were getting frame rates that would be well matched with the 240 Hertz screen pub G was tested using the replay feature and even at Ultra settings almost a 100 FPS was possible in this test with lowest settings getting us closer to 130 FPS which seems to be about as well as this game performs on laptop hardware I don't think I've seen it much above 140 fps in my test run Assassin's Creed Odyssey was tested with the built-in benchmark and I was saying some fairly high frame rates at the lowest setting levels when compared to other laptops I've tested this is my first 90 750 H machine and this does seem to be a CPU heavy game so it may be helping a bit there I'll have a whole video comparing the 8750 H to 9 750 H ler so make sure you're subscribed for that one dota 2 was tested playing in the middle lane with an average amount of action going on and it was running very smoothly without any problems at all at maximum settings it was still performing very well at 150 FPS with closer to 200 at lower settings also possible watchdogs 2 is a resource intensive game fair with a solid 30 FPS it plays just fine to me so hitting the 60fps sweet spot at Ultra on this laptop was quite a nice result Ghost Recon is another demanding game and was tested using the built-in benchmark unless you've got a top-of-the-line laptop 60fps and altar in this test is basically not possible very decent frame rates were achievable with lower settings The Witcher 3 was running well with hell works disabled and it played perfectly fine for me even with ultra settings 90 FPS with 64 the 1% lower works well and while you can get higher FPS at lower settings I don't think this game benefits much from it and would prefer the higher visual quality with high settings strange Brigade was tested with the built-in bench mark using Vulcan and was also running quite well with low settings actually able to smash out enough frames to put the 240 Hertz screen to use shadow of wall was tested with the built-in benchmark and a smelly game that I found a benefit from invidious nuturing architecture even ultra settings were only just behind 100 FPS we needed very high to hit that let's also take a look at how this config of the Auris 15 compares with other laptops to see how it stucks up use these results as a rough guide only as they were tested at different times with different drivers in battlefield 5 I've tested Ultra settings and I've got the Horace 15 up the top in red and it was doing quite well only coming in behind the 90-120 a team execute laptops I've tested it's worth remembering this is my first 90 750 H laptop tests so all the others have the 87 50 H here are the results from Far Cry 5 with ultra settings in the built-in benchmark and the Auris was doing well here coming in at second place only behind the associate 701 which is ahead of the other 2080 max-q laptops juda g-sync these are the results from shadow of the Tomb Raider with the built-in benchmark at highest settings and in this test the Auris is a little ahead of the alien way m17 which isn't too surprising as I had some thermal throttling on the graphics and that one this is the first time I've stood a laptop with r-tx 2070 graphics and for the most part it seems to be slotting in about where I expected between the 2070 max-q and 2080 max-q though it does of course depend on the game in some it was beating the 28 Emacs cue machines overall we're seeing pretty good performance and we'll take a look at thermals and everything else in future videos it's worth noting that there was no in video optimist here the display is connected straight to the Nvidia graphics meaning we should be seeing higher performance when compared to laptops that need to send the signal via the Intel graphics first this does however come at the expense of battery life it's a trade-off I've got a video linked in the description covering this topic further if you're after more information so how do you guys think the new or as 15 gaming laptop did in these games let me know your thoughts down in the comments and get subscribed so you don't miss the upcoming full review\n"