Digital Storm Triton - Review

Gaming laptops have not slimmed down as quickly as mainstream laptops over the last three years. Have they become smaller? Sure. But many are still large, and that can make even 15.6-inch systems very difficult to carry. Only a few, like Razer’s Blade, try to resolve the problem, but at the cost of a sky-high MSRP.
Enter a compromise solution: the Digital Storm Triton. Our 15.6-inch review unit tips the scales at barely 5.5 pounds and is only an inch thick. Not exactly an Ultrabook, but light compared to most competitors.
And it’s not expensive. The base version of the Triton, which has an Intel Core i7-4710HQ processor and an Nvidia GTX 970M graphics chip, is about $1,500. Our test unit is very similar to that model but includes a 120GB solid-state drive, which ups the price to $1,620. Is this the best bang for your buck, or a budget bomb?
Read the full DT review here. /