 |
| The Tuxedo InfinityBook Max 15 gaming laptop features up to an RTX 5070 Laptop GPU, 128 GB of DDR5 RAM. |
German Linux laptop specialist Tuxedo Computers has officially pulled back the curtain on the Intel-based version of its highly anticipated InfinityBook Max 15. Moving beyond its AMD counterparts, this new model combines Intel's latest Core Ultra hardware, expansive upgrade options, and a blisteringly fast display, aiming to carve out a space for itself in the competitive performance-creator laptop market.
At its heart lies the Intel Core Ultra 7 255H processor. This 16-core chip, featuring a mix of performance and efficiency cores, is becoming a common sight in premium thin-and-light workhorses. Early benchmarks, like a score around 1,000 points in Cinebench 2024 Multi, suggest it has more than enough muscle for serious multitasking, coding, content creation, and beyond. It’s the foundation for a system clearly designed to handle demanding workloads without breaking a sweat.
But the star of the show might just be the screen. Tuxedo has outfitted the InfinityBook Max 15 with a stunning 15.3-inch IPS panel boasting a 2560 x 1600 resolution and an eye-watering 300 Hz refresh rate. This isn’t just for gamers—though fast-paced titles will look incredibly smooth—but also promises buttery-smooth scrolling and desktop responsiveness. With 100% sRGB coverage and a peak brightness of 500 nits, it’s also a compelling canvas for photo and video editors.
A Closer Look at the Specs: Performance and Potential
Graphics duties are handled by NVIDIA’s latest mobile GPUs, with a choice between the RTX 5060 and the more powerful RTX 5070 Laptop GPUs. Both run at up to 115W and feature 8GB of next-gen GDDR7 memory. Tuxedo notes that while the RTX 5070 has significantly more CUDA cores, expect a real-world performance uplift of around 15% over the RTX 5060 in this system. This makes the Max 15 a potent machine for GPU-accelerated tasks, from rendering and AI work to high-fidelity gaming.
For the full, detailed breakdown of every configuration option, from the processor to the keyboard backlighting, you can explore the official specifications page on Tuxedo's website.
Of course, pushing this hardware requires robust cooling. Tuxedo claims its dual-fan system can handle a combined thermal design power (TDP) of up to 165 watts for the CPU and GPU. As with any slim laptop, the true test of sustained performance will come when independent reviewers put it through its paces. The promise, however, is desktop-grade power in a portable form factor.
Where the InfinityBook Max 15 truly flexes is in its upgradeability. Users can configure it with up to 128GB of DDR5-6400 RAM and up to 8TB of PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD storage. Powering it all is a sizable 99 Wh battery—the largest allowable for air travel—which should offer respectable mobility. Connectivity is comprehensive, featuring Thunderbolt 4, multiple video outputs (including mini-DP 2.1), triple USB-A ports, HDMI, and wired Ethernet.
For those looking to upgrade storage independently, popular high-performance drives like the Crucial T710 1TB SSD are available on retailers like Amazon, offering a potential path for cost-saving.
 |
| An extremely fast 300 Hz QHD display is on offer. |
| An extremely fast 300 Hz QHD display is on offer. |
Pricing, Availability, and Final Thoughts
The Tuxedo InfinityBook Max 15 is now available for pre-order. The entry-level configuration, featuring the Core Ultra 7 255H, an RTX 5060 Laptop GPU, 16GB of RAM, and a 1TB SSD, starts at €1,430 (ex. VAT). Shipments are expected to begin by the end of next month.
Positioned as a “do-it-all” machine, the InfinityBook Max 15 Gen 10 (Intel) makes a strong case for users who want a clean, minimalist design without sacrificing performance or future-proofing. Its standout 300Hz QHD display, massive memory and storage ceilings, and powerful GPU options create a compelling package for developers, creators, and power users who value both form and function.
 |
| The Tuxedo InfinityBook Max 15 gaming laptop sports a decent array of ports. |