Gigabyte has launched a new gaming laptop, the A18 Pro, equipped with a GeForce RTX 5080 GPU, designed for both gaming and artificial intelligence tasks
Gigabyte launches a new gaming laptop – Gaming A18 Pro
Gigabyte has unveiled a compact gaming laptop with a large 18‑inch display and AI features support. Its appearance is distinguished by a slim chassis, and it comes equipped with powerful components that allow it to handle demanding games as well as content creation tasks.
Power and Performance – Processor: Intel Core i7‑240H.
- Graphics card: mobile Nvidia GeForce RTX 5080.
These elements provide stable performance in modern games and enable the use of AI functions for work and creativity.
Power Consumption and Cooling – TGP (Total Graphics Power): 115 W, ensuring high graphics performance even under sustained load.
- The Windforce Infinity EX cooling system with two fans uses 3D VortX technology for three‑dimensional airflow distribution.
- At low load the laptop operates in a quiet mode (up to 0 dB).
- A dedicated cooling zone is located beneath the “WASD” keys, which are frequently used in games.
AI Support and Control – The built‑in GiMATE assistant manages performance, power, and lighting modes via voice commands.
- A MUX Switch function allows quick transition to maximum power.
- GiMATE automatically configures settings, freeing the user from manual intervention.
Display and Multimedia – Screen: 18‑inch with a 2.5K resolution (2560×1440), 165 Hz refresh rate, 3 ms response time.
- Covers up to 100 % of the DCI‑P3 color space and supports Dolby Atmos for high‑quality audio.
Keyboard and Chassis – Ergonomic Golden Curvature keyboard with a key travel of 1.7 mm.
- The chassis is only 20 mm thick; the screen can be opened up to 180°, making the laptop convenient for use in various modes.
Thus, the Gaming A18 Pro combines a slim design, powerful performance, and thoughtful AI features, making it an attractive choice for both gamers and professionals.
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