This article covers gaming laptops with RTX 2070 and RTX 2070 Max-Q graphics chips, the mid-tier options available as part of the 2019/2020 Nvidia Turing platform.
RTX 2070 devices slot right in-between the existing RTX 2060 and 2080 models, as not much pricier and slightly faster than the 2060 options, especially in applications that benefit from the extra Tencer Cores and improved RayTracing abilities, but at the same time also significantly cheaper than the RTX 2080 variants, without a significant loss in performance.
That being said, RTX 2070 gaming laptops should be on your list if you’re looking at FHD gaming at a high-refresh rate and maximum graphics settings for the next 2-3 years, as well as the ability to play modern titles at higher resolutions on an external screen. These mid-tier configurations also target creatives and professionals who need a well-balanced laptop for work and play, that’s why many of the RTX variants are available with either an FHD 144 Hz or a UHD 60 Hz screen with increased color coverage.
Choosing the right laptop can prove challenging though, as Nvidia offers a few different versions of the RTX 2070 laptop-chips, with a full-power 2070 GPU meant for full-size laptops that can cool a higher TDP implementation, as well as two different versions of the 2070 Max-Q variants, with lower clock frequencies, lower TDP, and drivers optimized in order to keep noise levels at bay, which make their way inside a handful of thin-and-light gaming notebooks.
| RTX 2070 (115W) | RTX 2070 Max-Q (80W) | RTX 2070 Max-Q (90W) | |
| Architecture | Turing | ||
| Shaders | 2304 | ||
| Tensor Cores | 288 | ||
| RayTracing Cores | 36 | ||
| Speed | 1215 – 1440 MHz | 885 – 1185 MHz | 1080 – 1305 MHz |
| Memory | 8 GB GDDR6 | 8 GB GDDR6 | 8 GB GDDR6 |
| Memory Speed | 7 GHz | 6 GHz | 6 GHz |
| TDP | 115 W | 80 W | 90 W |
In reality, all these chips are able to clock a higher Turbo Boost speeds, but their performance is dependent on each unit’s cooling design and implementation, that’s why it’s important to go through reviews in order to find out how if a particular unit is able to get the best performance out of the implemented hardware platform. That’s especially going to be problematic for the thinner and lighter models, as thicker ones should be able to handle RTX 2070 chips well enough.
With that in mind, down below we’ve compiled a detailed list of all the existing RTX 2070 laptops you can find in stores these days, with a short summary of their important traits and shortcomings, as well as links towards our detailed reviews and our deals pages with the latest configurations and prices at the time you’re reading the article.
Keep in mind we’re constantly updating this list of RTX 2070 notebooks, adding new info and products as they are launched, but just in case you found inaccuracies or something that should be in here and is not, please tell us about it in the comments section at the end.
On top of that, in order to make your search a little easier, we’ve split the options into two sections: the first part covers ultraportable devices with RTX 2070 Max-Q graphics, while in the second part you’ll find both portable and full-size laptops based on the fully fledged versions of the RTX 2070 mobile GPU.
RTX 2070 Max-Q gaming ultraportables
| Model | Screen | Hardware | Graphics | TB3 | Weight |
| Alienware m15 | 15.6-inch matte, various options | Coffee Lake Core HK / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 Max-Q 90W(?) | Yes | 4.8 lbs / 2.2 kg |
| hardware update of the 2018 model, reviewed here; fairly portable and slim (23 mm), but larger than other options; zone-backlit keyboard; several screen options, including FHD 144 Hz or UHD 60 Hz panels; 2x memory slots, M.2 NVME storage and optional 2.5″ bay; configurations with RTX 2060/2080 Max-Q also available; 60 or 90 Wh battery, for the M.2 only storage variant; highly configurable; gets expensive when specced up | |||||
| Starting price: from $2400 – configurations and updated prices |
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| Alienware m17 | 17.3-inch matte, various options | Coffee Lake Core HK / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 Max-Q 90W(?) | Yes | 5.85 lbs / 2.65 kg |
| new 2019 model; 17-inch variant of the m15, with similar traits and specs; highly configurable; not as expensive as the 15-inch model | |||||
| Starting price: from $2149 – configurations and updated prices |
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| Asus ROG Zephyrus S GX531GW | 15.6-inch IPS FHD matte 144 Hz with Optimus | Coffee Lake Core H / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 Max-Q 90W | No | 5.35 lbs / 2.4 kg |
| reviewed here with RTX 2080 MQ GPU, hardware update of the 2018 model; thin, light and compact build; keyboard/trackpad replace the palm-rest, 4 zone RGB lighting; matte 144 Hz FHD screen without GSync; also available with RTX 2070/2080 Max-Q; up to 24 GB of RAM (8 GB soldered+ 1 DIMM), 1x M.2 NVMe storage; 60 Wh battery, 230 W adapter, also charges via USB-C; rather poor speakers | |||||
| Starting price: $1999 – configurations and updated prices |
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| Clevo P960EF | 16.1-inch matte FHD IPS 144 HZ |
Coffee Lake Core H / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 Max-Q 80W(?) | No | 4.6 lbs / 2.1 kg |
| barebone thin-and-light laptop, available from various retailers, also known as Sager NP8962; compact and light, average build quality; RGB keyboard with NumPad; 144 Hz FHD screen; 2x RAM slots, 2x M.2 storage with Raid; up to RTX 2080 Max-Q GPU; 62 Wh battery; 180W AC adapter | |||||
| Starting price: from ~$1700 – configurations and updated prices | |||||
| Clevo P970EF | 17.3-inch matte FHD IPS 144 HZ |
Coffee Lake Core H / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 Max-Q 80W(?) | No | 5.5 lbs / 2.5 kg |
| barebone thin-and-light laptop, available from various retailers, also known as Sager NP8972; 17-inch version of the P960EF above, with similar features and traits; compact and light for its class | |||||
| Starting price: from ~$1700 – configurations and updated prices | |||||
| Dell G7 15 | 15.6-inch matte, various options | Coffee Lake Core HK / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 Max-Q 80W(?) | Yes | 5.8 lbs / 2.6 kg |
| redesigned 2019 model; still chunky and heavy; 60/144 Hz FHD or 60 Hz UHD OLED panel options; 2x RAM slots, up to 2x storage, with 2.5″ option when paired with 60 Wh battery; RTX 2070/2080 MQ variants also available; 60 or 90 Wh battery | |||||
| Starting price: from $2199 – configurations and updated prices | |||||
| Dell G7 17 | 17.3-inch matte, various options | Coffee Lake Core HK / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 Max-Q 80W(?) | Yes | 7.2 lbs / 3.2 kg |
| 17-inch variant if the G7 15 above, with similar traits and specs; not available with an OLED screen option | |||||
| Starting price: from $2099 – configurations and updated prices | |||||
| Eluktronics Mech-15 | 15.6-inch IPS 144 HZ matte with Optimus | Coffee Lake Core H / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 Max-Q 80W | No | 4.4 lbs / 2.05 kg |
| barebone thin-and-light laptop based on TONGFANG GK5CN5Z chassis, similar to the Schenker XMG Neo 15; simple aesthetics, average profile (~1″ thick) and weight; aluminum used for lid and interior; mechanical RGB backlit keyboard with NumPad and classic layout, clicky, buy loud; FHD 144 Hz matte screen; 2x RAM slots, 2x M.2 + 2.5″ for storage; RTX 2060 variant also available; runs hot; 46 or 62 Wh battery; excellently priced in its class | |||||
| Starting price: from $1699 – configurations and updated prices | |||||
| Eluktronics Mech-17 | 17.3-inch IPS 144 HZ matte with Optimus | Coffee Lake Core H / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 Max-Q 80W | No | 5.5 lbs / 2.5 kg |
| barebone laptop based on TONGFANG GK7CP7S chassis, similar to the Schenker XMG Neo 17; 17-inch version of the Mech 15 mentioned above; gets 2.1 speakers and IR Hello cameras, which the 15-inch version lacks | |||||
| Starting price: from $1699 – configurations and updated prices | |||||
| Gigabyte Aero 15 X9 | 15.6-inch IPS FHD 144 Hz/ UHD 60 Hz matte with Optimus | up to Coffee Lake Core HK / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 Max-Q 80W | No | 5.5 lbs / 2.5 kg |
| reviewed here, hardware update of the 2018 model; compact design with thin bezels, thin (0.69″) and light for a 15-incher; solid build quality and simple design; RGB keyboard with NumPad; IPS FHD 144 Hz screen; up to Core i9 CPU, 2x memory DIMMs, 2x M.2 NVME storage; RTX 2060/2080 Max-Q versions also available; fairly simple to upgrade; runs hot; 94 Wh battery, 230 Wh adapter | |||||
| Starting price: from $2249 – configurations and updated prices | |||||
| HP/ Eluktronics / CUK Omen 15 | 15.6-inch IPS 144 HZ / UHD 60 Hz matte with GSync | Coffee Lake Core H / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 Max-Q 80W | No | 5.5 lbs / 2.5 kg |
| thin-and-light gaming laptop, also sold by Eluktronics and CUK as a customizable barebone; simple aesthetics, average profile (~1″ thick) and fairly heavy; 4-zone backlit keyboard; FHD 144 Hz or UHD 60 Hz matte screen; dual storage (M.2 + 2.5″); RTX 2060 variant also available; 70 Wh battery with fast-charge, 200W adapter; excellently priced in its class | |||||
| Starting price: from $1699 – configurations and updated prices | |||||
| Lenovo Legion Y540 15 | 15.6-inch IPS FHD 60/144 Hz matte with Optimus | Coffee Lake Core H / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 Max-Q 80W | No | 5.15 lbs/ 2.35 kg |
| update of the 2018 Legion Y530 model reviewed here, with some slight refinements; simple design, plastic build; white backlit keyboard; 60/144 Hz screens without GSync; 2x RAM slots, M.2 and 2.5″ storage; RTX 2060 variant also available; stereo speakers; 52.5 Wh battery | |||||
| Starting price: not yet available as of late-March 2019 | |||||
| Lenovo Legion Y740 15 | 15.6-inch IPS FHD 144 Hz matte with GSync | Coffee Lake Core H / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 Max-Q 80W | Yes | 5.1 lbs/ 2.2 kg |
| reviewed here, update of the 2018 Legion Y730 15 model, with some refinements; simple design, metallic build; RGB keyboard with per-key lightning; 144 Hz IPS FHD screen with GSync, 300-nits; RTX 2060 variant also available; 2.1 speakers; 57 Wh battery, 230 W adapter; one of the most affordable in its class | |||||
| Starting price: ~$1600 – configurations and updated prices | |||||
| Lenovo Legion Y740 17 | 17.3-inch IPS FHD 144 Hz matte with GSync | Coffee Lake Core H / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 Max-Q 80W | Yes | 6.3 lbs/ 2.9 kg |
| update of the 2018 Legion Y730 17 model, with some refinements; 17-inch variant of the version above, with similar traits, but larger 76 Wh battery, 230W adapter; RTX 2060/2080 Max-Q versions also available; one of the most affordable in its class | |||||
| Starting price: from $1850 – configurations and updated prices | |||||
| MSI GS65 Stealth Thin | 15.6-inch IPS FHD 144 Hz matte with Optimus | Coffee Lake Core H / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 Max-Q 80W | Yes | 4.1 lbs / 1.9 kg |
| reviewed here with RTX 2080 graphics; compact design with thin bezels, thin (0.69″) and light for a 15-incher; average build quality; SteelSeries keyboard with per-key illumination; IPS FHD 144 Hz screen; 2x memory DIMMs, 2x M.2 NVME storage; RTX 2060/2080 Max-Q variants also available; difficult to upgrade; runs hot; 80 Wh battery; Optimus | |||||
| Starting price: from $2399 – configurations and updated prices | |||||
| MSI GS75 Stealth Thin | 17.3-inch IPS FHD 144 Hz matte with Optimus | Coffee Lake Core H / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 Max-Q 80W | Yes | 4.96 lbs/ 2.25 kg |
| reviewed here; new 2019 model, 17-inch variant of the MSI GS65, with similar traits and features; 19 mm thick, triple M.2 storage options, 82 Wh battery, 230W adapter | |||||
| Starting price: from $2399 – configurations and updated prices | |||||
| Origin EVO16-S | 16.1-inch IPS FHD 144 Hz matte | Coffee Lake Core H / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 Max-Q 80W(?) | No | 4.6 lbs / 2.1 kg |
| new 2019 model; highly configurable; compact, portable and slim (.78″); customizable exterior design; RGB keyboard with per-key lightning; 2x memory slots, 2x M.2 NVME storage with Raid and optional 2.5″ drive; 62 Wh battery; | |||||
| Starting price: from $2050 |
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| Origin EVO17-S | 17.3-inch IPS FHD 144 Hz matte | Coffee Lake Core H / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 Max-Q 80W(?) | Yes | 5.5 lbs / 2.5 kg |
| new 2019 model; highly configurable; 17-inch version of the EVO16-S, with a similar design, keyboard, hardware specs; gets Thunderbolt 3; 62 Wh battery | |||||
| Starting price: from $2100 |
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| Razer Blade 15 Advanced | 15.6-inch IPS FHD 144 Hz / UHD 60 Hz matte with Optimus | Coffee Lake Core H / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 Max-Q 90W | Yes | 4.72 lbs / 2.15 kg |
| reviewed here with RTX 2080; excellent metallic build and beautiful design, in a compact and thin (.7″) body; good keyboard with per-key illumination; IPS FHD 144 Hz screen or UHD 60 Hz with 100% Adobe RGB coverage, only availabel with RTX 2070 graphics; 2x memory DIMMs, 1x M.2 NVME storage; RTX 2060/2080 Max-Q variants also available; 80 Wh battery, 230W adapter; Optimus; capable front-facing speakers; IR Hello cameras | |||||
| Starting price: from $2399 – configurations and updated prices | |||||
RTX 2070 full-power gaming laptops
| Model | Screen | Hardware | Graphics | TB3 | Weight |
| Alienware Area 51m | 17.3-inch matte screen, various options |
Coffee Lake Core K, desktop grade / max 64 GB RAM | RTX 2070 | Yes | 8.55 lbs / 3.87 kg |
| new 2019 model; chunky and heavy, but fairly compact footprint; excellent build quality; RGB keyboard, classic Alienware style; various screen options, including 144 Hz with G-Sync; socketable, upgradeable and overclockable desktop-grade CPUs and GPUs, proprietary DGFF form factor for the GPU, 4x RAM slots, 2x M.2 storage with Raid + 2.5″ bay; 91 Wh battery; 180 W main power-supply plus secondary 180 to 330W power-supply, based on the GPU choice; also available with RTX 2060 and 2080 graphics | |||||
| Starting price: $2549 – configurations and updated prices | |||||
| Aorus 15 X9 | 15.6-inch IPS FHD 144 Hz matte | Coffee Lake Core H / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 | No | 5.3 lbs / 2.4 kg |
| new 2019 model; small footprint with narrow screen bezels, about 1-inch thick, not as thin or light as other options; zone-backlit RGB Fusion keyboard with NumPad; 2x M.2 and 2.5″ bay for storage, 2x RAM slots, also available with RTX 2060; competent cooling; 62 Wh battery, but without Optimus, 230W adapter; well priced in its class | |||||
| Starting price: from $1999 – configurations and updated prices |
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| Asus ROG Strix Scar II GL504GW | 15.6-inch IPS FHD matte 144 Hz with Optimus | Coffee Lake Core H / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 | No | 5.35 lbs / 2.4 kg |
| reviewed here, hardware update of the 2018 model; compact, but not as thin or light and other options; 4-zone backlit keyboard; matte 144 Hz FHD screen; also available with RTX 2060 GPU; 2x RAM slots, 1x M.2 NVMe storage + 2.5″ bay; 66 Wh battery, 180W adapter; well priced in its class | |||||
| Starting price: from $1999 – configurations and updated prices |
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| Asus ROG Strix Scar III G531GW | 15.6-inch IPS FHD matte 240Hz with Optimus | Coffee Lake Core H / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 | No | 5.4 lbs / 2.4 kg |
| reviewed here, 2019 model; redesign of the Scar II, slightly larger; RGB backlit keyboard and light strips; matte 240Hz FHD screen; also available with RTX 2060 GPU; 2x RAM slots, 2x M.2 NVMe storage + 2.5″ bay; 66 Wh battery, 230W adapter; excellent thermals and performance; competitively priced in its class | |||||
| Starting price: from $1999 – configurations and updated prices |
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| Asus ROG Strix Scar II GL704GW | 17.3-inch IPS FHD matte 144 Hz with Optimus | Coffee Lake Core H / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 | No | 6.4 lbs / 2.9 kg |
| hardware update of the 2018 model; 17-inch variant of the GL504 series, with similar traits and features; compact and fairly light for a 17-incher | |||||
| Starting price: from $1999 – configurations and updated prices |
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| Asus ROG Zephyrus S GX701GW | 17.3-inch IPS FHD matte 144 Hz with GSync/Optimus | Coffee Lake Core H / max 24 GB RAM | RTX 2070 | No | 5.9 lbs / 2.7 kg |
| reviewed here with RTX 2080 GPU, new 2019 model; thin, light and compact build; keyboard/trackpad replace the palm-rest, per-key RGB backlighting; matte 144 Hz FHD screen with GSync or Optimus; also available with RTX 2060/2080 Max-Q GPU; up to 24 GB of RAM (8 GB soldered+ 1 DIMM), 2x M.2 NVMe storage; 76 Wh battery with Quick charging, 230 W adapter, also charges via USB-C; dual front-facing speakers | |||||
| Starting price: not yet available – configurations and updated prices |
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| Clevo P750TM1-G | 15.6-inch matte FHD IPS 144 HZ with GSync |
Coffee Lake Core K, desktop / max 64 GB RAM | RTX 2070 | Yes | 7.5 lbs / 3.4 kg |
| barebone full-size laptop, available from various retailers, also known as Sager NP9156; chunky, large and heavy; sturdy build quality; RGB keyboard; 144 Hz FHD screen with G-Sync; up to Core i9 desktop CPU, 4x RAM slots, 2x M.2 storage with Raid + 2x 2.5″ bays; up to RTX 2080 GPU; removable 82 Wh battery; 330W adapter; 2.2 sound system and ESS SABRE HiFi Audio DAC | |||||
| Starting price: from ~$2100 – configurations and updated prices | |||||
| Clevo P775TM1-G | 17.3-inch matte FHD IPS 144 HZ with GSync |
Coffee Lake Core K, desktop / max 64 GB RAM | RTX 2070 | Yes | 8.6 lbs / 3.9 kg |
| barebone full-size laptop, available from various retailers, also known as Sager NP9176; 17-inch version of the P750M, with similar features and traits; chunky, large, but not as heavy as other options in this class | |||||
| Starting price: from ~$2150 – configurations and updated prices | |||||
| MSI GE63 Raider | 15.6-inch matte FHD IPS 144 HZ with Optimus | Coffee Lake Core H / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 | No | 5.75 lbs / 2.61 kg |
| hardware update of the 2018 model, with some slight refinements; full-size laptop with various gaming accents and lights, fairly large footprint, light for its class; SteelSeries keyboard with per-key RGB lighting; FHD 144 Hz matte screen, IPS-grade; 2xM.2 and 1×2.5″ storage, up to RTX 2080 GPU; 51 Wh battery, 180W adapter; 2.2 sound system | |||||
| Starting price: from $2199 – configurations and updated prices | |||||
| MSI GE65 Raider | 15.6-inch matte FHD IPS 240HZ with Optimus | Coffee Lake Core H / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 | No | 5 lbs / 2.25 kg |
| reviewed here with RTX 2060, 2019 model; full-size laptop with a cleaner and more compact design, light for its class; SteelSeries keyboard with per-key RGB lighting; FHD 240 Hz matte screen; excellent thermals and performance; IPS; 2x RAM, 2xM.2 and 1×2.5″ storage; 51 Wh battery, 180W adapter; 2.2 sound system | |||||
| Starting price: from $1999 – configurations and updated prices | |||||
| MSI GE75 Raider | 17.3-inch matte FHD IPS 144 HZ with Optimus | Coffee Lake Core H / max 32 GB RAM | RTX 2070 | No | 5.55 lbs / 2.55 kg |
| reviewed here with RTX 2070 GPU, new 2019 model; compact and light for a 17-incher, narrow bezels, cleaner design, light for its class; SteelSeries keyboard with per-key RGB lighting; FHD 144 Hz matte screen, IPS-grade; 2xM.2 and 1×2.5″ storage, up to RTX 2080 GPU; 51 Wh battery, 180W adapter; 2.2 sound system | |||||
| Starting price: from $2199 – configurations and updated prices | |||||
| MSI GT63 Titan |
15.6-inch matte FHD IPS 144 Hz |
Coffee Lake Core H / max 64 GB RAM | RTX 2070 | No | 6.5 lbs / 2.95 kg |
| hardware update of the previous model; bulky and thick, not very heavy for what it is; several screen options; SteelSeries keyboard with per-key illumination; up to Core i7, 4x RAM slots, 1xM.2 and 2.5″ storage; performs well in most cases; 4.1 speakers; 90 Wh battery, 330W adapter | |||||
| Starting price: $2499 – configurations and updated prices |
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| MSI GT75 Titan |
17.3-inch matte FHD IPS 144 Hz |
up to Coffee Lake Core HK / max 128 GB RAM | RTX 2070 | Yes | 10 lbs/4.6 kg |
| hardware update of the previous model; 17-inch variant of the GT63; 144 HZ IPS screen with GSync; mechanical backlit RGB keyboard; up to Core i9 processors and multiple storage options; 2.1 speakers; 75 Wh battery, 2x 230W adapters | |||||
| Starting price: from $2499 – configurations and updated prices | |||||
| Origin EON17-X | 17.3-inch matte, various options | Coffee Lake Core K, desktop / max 64 GB RAM | RTX 2070 | Yes | 8.6 lbs / 3.9 kg |
| hardware update of the older model; large and heavy; up to 9th gen Core i9-9900K processor and RTX 2080 graphics, 4x RAM slots, 2x M.2 NVME with Raid and 2x 2.5″ storage bays; 77 Wh battery; highly configurable | |||||
| Starting price: from $2550 |
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That’s about it for now, but as already mentioned, we’re constantly updating the list, so stay tuned for changes and please get in touch in the comments section below if you spot any inaccuracies or any RTX 2060 laptop that should be in here and is not. On top of that, our list of RTX 2060 laptops might also come in handy if you’re looking for an RTX device on a lower-budget, while the list of RTX 2080 notebooks gathers the best-performing options out there, just beware they don’t come cheap.
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Brendan Elding
May 14, 2019 at 2:49 pm
Not a full list.
Andrei Girbea
May 14, 2019 at 4:17 pm
Care to mention what's missing? We're doing our best to keep this updated, but there's a very small team behind this site and sometimes can't keep up with the updates, thus every bit helps. Thanks
Amirbahalegharn
May 23, 2019 at 2:52 am
please add
clevo N970tf 17"
Clevo N960tf 16"
LazarK
February 2, 2020 at 6:26 am
I’m interested in going eGPU route instead of desktop. That being said are there any 2xTB3 laptops other than ThinkPad 1 and Apple? I’ve been trying to find a laptop with possibly newer 8 core cpu that I could expand with 2 graphics cards for rendering purposes.
Andrei Girbea
February 3, 2020 at 10:57 am
There are some and there will be more added in the future, but I don't think you would be able to connect two dGPUs anyway.
LazarK
February 4, 2020 at 12:40 am
Any source where I could find out if 8 core with 2x TB3 are coming? Also if some do exist now I'd like to know which ones pls. Thanks
Andrei Girbea
February 4, 2020 at 1:01 pm
We have these article that we're constantly updating as often as we can:
https://www.ultrabookreview.com/10579-laptops-thunderbolt-3/
https://www.ultrabookreview.com/20056-core-i9-portable-laptops/
I'd reckon we'll also see more products later this year with 10th gen Intel hardware and the Nvidia GPU update
Luc
March 1, 2020 at 6:37 am
There is also the MSI GL75 9SFK. It has the full 2070. I think availability is limited to certain countries. I just got one here in Canafa.