GIGABYTE AERO 15 CLASSIC-XA Review

Just Cause 4

The Just Cause franchise features some amazingly vivid colours in tropical scenes, and the fourth installment is no exception. As Just Cause 4 doesn’t include a benchmark tool, testing was done much the same as The Witcher 3. Each test was done using the same 120 seconds of game-play with all settings maxed out at 1920×1080.

AC Power

Coming in at 80 FPS, the laptop did just fine with Just Cause 4. Through explosions, smoke, and distortion effects, the game was silky smooth and there’s no need to touch anything here. Even the 0.1 % low was 50 FPS, so the laptop can handle it and more. With the maximum actually coming in at 108 FPS one can begin to appreciate the fast display of the GIGABYTE AERO 15 CLASSIC-XA.

Battery Power

Swapping over to battery power, the laptop still managed to average 60 FPS, although only just. Keeping in mind that absolutely everything is maxed out, this is perfectly fine for smooth gameplay. There’s only one direction for the frame rate, and that’s up. Should you want more you can always lower one or two settings.

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