The new generation GALLERIA notebook PC was still fast-Comparing the "GALLERIA U" series with the previous generation

Third Wave 15.6-inch gaming notebook PC "GALLERIA U" series (UL7C-R37)

　Third Wave, which operates the PC shop "Dospara", is doing well. There are many topics such as continuing to open stores all over the country and introducing Windows 11 laptops for less than 100,000 yen including tax. [Photo] Supports 240Hz / 1920 x 1080 pixel full HD display This author also uses the company's "GALLERIA GCR2060RGF-E" (hereafter, GALLERIA GCR) for daily manuscripts. The reason why I bought this PC is because it was "good value for money". The CPU is equipped with a 9th generation Core i7-9750H with 6 cores and 12 threads, the GPU is a GeForce RTX 2060 (graphics memory is 6GB), the memory is DDR4 16GB, and the storage is a 512GB NVMe SSD. The refresh rate of the liquid crystal display is 144Hz, and the price is about 190,000 yen. I bought it in 2019, and with all this performance, I wasn't dissatisfied with the gameplay at all. "But." When I do this job, I often come across the latest PCs. In particular, after the development code name Tiger Lake's 11th generation Core-equipped PC was released, my heart began to quiver. It is inevitable that a personal computer will be out of date when you buy it, but the "GALLERIA U" series that I tried this time came to me in such a state of mind. Positioned as the successor to "GALLERIA in collaboration with Intel" released in 2019, this GALLERIA U is also a model in collaboration with Intel. It is also based on the "NUC X15" series, which is the notebook PC version of the NUC (Next Unit of Computing) advocated by Intel. Even from the specs, it can be said that it is the latest model that traces the series of notebook PCs I purchased, so I was very interested. So this time, I borrowed the high-end model "GALLERIA UL7C-R37" (hereafter, GALLERIA U) equipped with GeForce RTX 3070 and checked how much power it had.

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