10th Gen Intel Core and Nvidia GeForce RTX Super enter the fray. 10th Gen Intel Core H-Series processors have officially landed. Codenamed Comet Lake, the new parts promise to deliver "amazing gaming" while pushing the performance boundaries of today's thin-and-light enthusiast laptops. That's the theory, only, the fanfare that used to accompany new Intel processor launches has been diminished to such an extent that it has become difficult to differentiate one generation from another.

The chip giant's fabrication woes have been well documented, and with Intel Core being marooned in 14nm waters, the 10th Gen product line can be deemed another layer of polish on an architecture whose roots date back to Skylake introduced half a decade ago. Disappointing for hardened gamers hoping for a significant 10th Gen upgrade? Perhaps, yet Intel's influence in the sector is such that a huge number of partners are bringing refreshed laptops to retail. Armed with the latest Comet Lake CPUs, Gigabyte is quick out the gate with an upgraded variant of its Aero 17 HDR.