Stormforce ExoBook, Ultra 9-275HX, 32GB, 2TB, RTX 5090,16", WIFI, Win 11
- Product overview
- Specifications
- Buying guide
Push the limits of gaming and creativity with the ExoBook 16″ Gaming Laptop, designed for those who demand the best. Powered by the Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX Processor, experience extreme processing power, faster AI performance, and seamless multitasking.
With the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090, enjoy next-gen ray tracing, AI-enhanced graphics, and ultra-fast frame rates, giving you an unbeatable competitive edge. The 16” high-refresh-rate display delivers crystal-clear visuals and fluid gameplay, making every moment immersive.
Processor
• Intel Core Ultra 9 processor 275HX
• Maximum Turbo Frequency: 5.40Ghz
• Cache: 40 MB
Memory
• 32GB DDR5 5600Mhz RAM
• Supports up to 96GB
• 2 x DIMM sockets (Used)
Hard Drive
• 2TB Nvme SSD
Optical Drive
• No ODD
Software
• Windows 11 Home
Chipset
• HM870 Express Chipset Wifi 7
Graphics
• NVIDIA® GeForce RTX ™ 5090 24GB GDDR7 Mobile GPU
Audio
• Sound Blaster Studio Pro 2 audio
Input Devices
• 4-zone full RGB illuminated full size isolated keyboard with numeric pad
• Built in Click pad with Microsoft PTP multi-gesture and scrolling function
Networking
• Built in KillerTM 10/100/1000/2500Mb Base-TX Ethernet LAN
• Intel® Tri-Band Wi-Fi 7 BE200 2×2 BE + BT PCIe M.2 2230
Power Supply
• Full Range AC adapter, AC in 100~240V, 50~60Hz, DC output 20V, 11.5A, 230W
• Embedded 4 cells Polymer battery pack, 80WH
• Battery life: 540 minutes
Dimensions
• Height: 20mm
• Width: 355mm
• Depth: 271mm
Interfaces
• 2 x Thunderbolt ™ 4 combo port with Power Delivery DC in
• 2 x USB 3.2 Gen2 ports (Type A) with 1 x Powered USB, AC/DC
• 1 x HDMI output port (with HDCP)
• 1 x 2-in-1 Audio jack (Headphone / Microphone)
• 1 x RJ-45 LAN ports
• 1 x DC-in jack
Warranty / Miscellaneous
2 Year Standard Warranty (1 Month Collect & Return, 1 Year Parts, 3 Years Labour)
UK Tech Support by Stormforce (Tel: 01925 287008)
Gaming Laptops Buying Guide
Power, Performance & Portability
A gaming laptop delivers high-performance hardware in a portable form factor. Whether you’re playing competitive esports titles or graphically demanding AAA games, choosing the right specification is key to getting the performance you expect.
This guide explains the core components that matter and how to choose the right gaming laptop for your needs.
Graphics Card (GPU): The Most Important Component
The graphics card has the biggest impact on gaming performance. It determines what settings and resolutions you can run smoothly.
What to Consider:
- Entry-level GPUs: Suitable for esports and lighter titles at Full HD
- Mid-range GPUs: Strong performance at Full HD and QHD
- High-end GPUs: Designed for QHD and 4K gaming, ray tracing and high frame rates
If gaming is your primary focus, prioritise the GPU above all other components.
Processor (CPU): Supporting Performance & Multitasking
The processor handles game logic, background processes and system tasks.
Recommended:
- Minimum 6 cores for modern gaming
- Higher clock speeds for competitive titles
- Newer-generation CPUs for better efficiency
If you plan to stream, edit video, or multitask while gaming, choose a higher-tier processor.
RAM: Smooth Gameplay & Multitasking
Memory affects system responsiveness and stability.
Recommended Capacity:
- 16GB: Ideal for most modern games
- 32GB: Recommended for streaming and heavy multitasking
- Less than 16GB may limit performance in newer titles.
Storage: Speed Matters
Fast storage reduces loading times and improves system responsiveness.
Best Practice:
- NVMe SSD preferred
- 512GB minimum recommended
- 1TB or more for larger game libraries
- Avoid HDD-only systems for gaming where possible.
Display: Refresh Rate & Resolution
Your screen directly impacts how games look and feel.
Refresh Rate:
- 120Hz / 144Hz – Smooth and responsive
- 165Hz / 240Hz – Competitive advantage
- 300Hz+ – Esports-focused
Resolution:
- Full HD (1920 x 1080) – Best for higher frame rates
- QHD (2560 x 1440) – Sharper visuals with strong balance
- 4K (3840 x 2160) – Premium detail, requires powerful GPU
- IPS panels are common in gaming laptops due to strong colour accuracy and viewing angles.
Cooling & Build Quality
Gaming laptops generate heat under load. Thermal performance affects sustained gaming performance.
Look for:
- Dual or multi-fan cooling systems
- Heat pipe or vapour chamber designs
- Well-ventilated chassis
- Solid build quality
Poor cooling can reduce performance during extended gaming sessions.
Keyboard & Connectivity
Keyboard
- RGB backlighting
- Anti-ghosting support
- Comfortable key travel
Connectivity
- USB-C (where supported)
- HDMI for external monitors
- Ethernet for stable online gaming
- Wi-Fi 6 / Wi-Fi 6E
Choosing the Right Gaming Laptop
For Competitive Gaming
- High refresh rate display (165Hz+)
- Strong GPU
- Full HD resolution
For Immersive AAA Gaming
- Mid to high-end GPU
- QHD display
- 16GB+ RAM
For Streaming & Content Creation
- Higher core-count CPU
- 32GB RAM
- Fast NVMe SSD
FAQs
How much RAM do I need for gaming?
16GB is the current standard for modern gaming.
Is 144Hz worth it?
Yes. Higher refresh rates provide noticeably smoother gameplay.
Can a gaming laptop replace a desktop?
For most users, yes. However, desktops offer greater upgrade flexibility.
Full HD or QHD?
Full HD is ideal for higher frame rates. QHD offers sharper visuals if supported by your GPU.
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