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EUROCOM offers its 18.4-inch Leopard 2.0 with Dual GPU support
February 1st, 2012 | 
Author: EUROCOM offers its 18.4-inch Leopard 2.0 (fully upgradable notebook) with Dual GPU support.
Yesterday, Eurocom announced (again) that its Leopard 2.0 notebook supports dual GPU technology from NVIDIA, and AMD too.
The Leopard 2.0 is offered (and can be upgraded) with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560M, AMD Radeon HD6990M and HD 6970M GPUs, which can be configured to work in single/ SLI or single/ Crossfire mode.
Eurocom unveils its 18.4-inch Leopard 2.0 notebook with Dual GPU support
Yesterday, Eurocom unveiled its 18.4-inch Leopard 2.0 notebook with Dual GPU support.
Eurocom now offers its Leopard 2.0 fully upgradeable notebook with SLI or Crossfire GPU configuration. The machine has an 18.4-inch (1920×1080) Full HD LCD display with Auto Light Sensor technology (a smart auto brightness control – adjusts depending on the environment). It is powered by an Intel Core i7/ Core i7 Extreme (up to i7-2960XM) Sandy Bridge processor, up to 24GB of DDR3-1600 memory and 4TB of storage (4 physical drives when the ODD is removed).
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