Eluktronics RP-15 G2 Gaming Laptop With 2TB SSD, 64GB RAM As The Bare Minimum And Up To RTX 4070 GPU, Starts From Just $1,299

Eluktronics is a relatively small player in a cluttered gaming laptop market, but it has managed to carve out a small chunk for itself by releasing various models at different price ranges. Its RP-15 G2 occupies the middle of the pack, but what is exceptional about this machine is that on Amazon, you are getting 2TB SSD and 64GB RAM as the bare minimum upgrade options, with the choice to configure your portable powerhouse with either an RTX 4060 or RTX 4070, and all of starts from just $1,299.

Typically, you will be paying a premium to get these memory and storage options for competing brands, and since, down the road, you have to make these upgrades at some point anyway, why not make one at this time? The most affordable option gives the Eluktronics RP-15 G2 an RTX 4060 GPU, a 2TB PCIe NVMe Gen 4 SSD, and 64GB DDR5 RAM for $1,299. If you bump that storage to 4TB, configured with the same RAM count and graphics processor, the total will set you back by $1,395.95.

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In our opinion, the best option when picking out any Eluktronics RP-15 G2 is the one with the RTX 4070, 2TB SSD, and 64GB RAM for $1,499. Sure, there is a $200 difference between this version and the RTX 4060 option for the same amount of RAM and storage, but the performance output from the upgraded configuration will be worth the money. Of course, if you are a baller and want a 4TB SSD added to the mix, that will come to a grand total of $1,549.

In terms of other hardware, the RP-15 G2 has a lot going for it, such as an 8-core Ryzen 7 7840HS CPU, a 15.6-inch 2560 x 1440 IPS LCD with a refresh rate that goes up to 165Hz, and a solid selection of ports, but sadly, no Thunderbolt input since there is no Intel processor in the list here. Overall, the hardware combination is potent, and with NVIDIA’s exclusive technologies, such as DLSS 3.0 and Frame Generation, you can get a lot more out of the current