Maximum PC

XPG Xenia 15 KC

THE NEW XPG Xenia 15 KC gaming laptop packs some serious punch for a slim portable PC. But wait! Isn’t XPG the performance brand of memory specialist Adata? Yes, it is—and the Xenia 15 KC is based on a 15-inch laptop chassis engineered by none other than Intel.

Flip the Xenia upside down and you’ll find an Intel Corp sticker and product code, which is no bad thing. Intel not

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Maximum PC

Maximum PC1 min read
Retroarch Teardown
RetroArch serves as a frontend to multiple emulators. While running, you can download multiple ‘cores’ to run titles from various systems. These will then be accessible via the main menu. When ‘content’, i.e. a game, is loaded, it will play automatic
Maximum PC1 min read
The Ultimate Gaming PC
It can be argued that Nvidia’s 40 series Super cards have been incredibly disruptive since their launch. We’ve focused these last two issues on the 70 and 70 Ti Super, and the value that they represent, pairing them with suitable processors, and apt
Maximum PC3 min read
Iiyama GCB3480WQSU-B1 Red Eagle
WE’VE SEEN ultrawide monitors before, but they never fail to impress. This model from Iiyama offers a good-sized 34-inch IPS screen that’s about as big as one and a half 28-inch widescreen displays, boasts nearly 5 million pixels, and brings with it

Related Books & Audiobooks