Fortunately I can tell you about the specs of the ultra 17 - new Clevo laptop information

[williamcll]

Referencing this LTT video: It seems like it has similar specs to the NH57ADS that are also showcased at CES

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Carrying up to a Ryzen 9 3900 (the rare 65W non-X version) or Intel equivalent and RTX 20 series MXM card, this laptop is more or less uncontested in the productivity space. Source translated from Chinese

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According to reports, this notebook is equipped with a 15.6-inch 144Hz refresh rate screen, officials claim that it is the world's first notebook equipped with AMD desktop Ryzen processor, up to R9 3900. At present, AMD's official website does not have the parameters of R9 3900. It is expected that it is a 65W version of 105W R9 3900, with 12 cores and 24 threads. The parameters are unknown. Graphics cards are available in NVIDIA GTX and RTX series. The heat dissipation of this notebook is also luxurious, with a total of 6 thick and long copper tubes and an even bigger fan size. The notebook uses a power supply with a power of 180W. The size of this notebook is also very large, reaching 36.1 * 25.8 * 3.25cm and weighing 2.7 kg.

 

In terms of other configurations, according to the news from BiliBili's uploader Colorless彩虹, this model will support MXM graphics cards from RTX 2060 to RTX 2080. In terms of heat dissipation, the CPU's cooling capacity is expected to exceed 140W, the graphics card's cooling capacity is expected to exceed 200W, and the comprehensive cooling capacity will reach 340W.

 

Currently, the official price and release date have not been announced.

Note that there were laptops with 2700X before so Clevo might have missed that. 

Source: https://www.ithome.com/0/467/760.htm

https://www.ithome.com/0/468/205.htm

https://t.bilibili.com/342524509441632241

https://www.bilibili.com/video/av77758609
Thoughts: This laptop will most likely cost a fortune, and immediately smashes pretty much all the upcoming intel productivity laptops, I wonder will Eurocom will come up with something similar.

[Froody129]

Hmm, is a 180w power brick really going to cut it for that level of hardware? A bright 144hz, 3900 and RTX 2080 would likely easily hit 180w under load even if binned and tuned for efficiency 

[thorhammerz]

1 hour ago, Froody129 said:

Hmm, is a 180w power brick really going to cut it for that level of hardware? A bright 144hz, 3900 and RTX 2080 would likely easily hit 180w under load even if binned and tuned for efficiency 

If the RTX 2080 gets down-clocked to run at/just-under 100w of power (assuming a budget of 5-10w for monitor, ~65w for CPU, another 5-10 for motherboard/fans/etc).

[S w a t s o n]

5 hours ago, williamcll said:

Carrying up to a Ryzen 9 3900 (the rare 65W non-X version) or Intel equivalent and RTX 20 series MXM card, this laptop is more or less uncontested in the productivity

What equivalent? LMFAO

[CephDigital]

I highly doubt they'd put a desktop CPU and an MXM GPU just to use a 180W brick. 230W seems to be more likely with a 330W being less likely as those are for the 95W / 105W CPUs

[schwellmo92]

Very unlikely it’ll have a 180w brick. My gaming laptop has a 330w brick for a 7700HQ and 1080.

[Castdeath97]

How in the world will that get cooled!?!? I trust Clevo with cooling more than other companies ... but HOOOWW??

[CephDigital]

50 minutes ago, Castdeath97 said:

How in the world will that get cooled!?!? I trust Clevo with cooling more than other companies ... but HOOOWW??

You see that cooling diagram? If the one on the left can handle a 95W i7 + 2080, I'm pretty sure it could handle a 65W ryzen 9. Heck, they've beefed it up with this model so cooling shouldn't be an issue. I wouldn't be suprised if people started overclocking on it...