SKIKK Odin 18 - RTX 5070Ti

24 cores and an RTX 5070 Ti on an 18-inch workspace

The Odin 18 runs on an Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX with 24 cores and a boost clock of up to 5.4GHz. Alongside it sits an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti with 12GB GDDR7, running at a TGP of 115W plus 25W Dynamic Boost. What does that mean in practice? You can build a Revit model while Teams, Outlook, your ERP software and a few virtual machines keep running in the background. Nothing stutters.

This is a workstation laptop for engineers, designers and video creators who need serious computing power but still want to take it to a client or another office. You get desktop-class performance that you can simply tuck under your arm.

Built for business: CAD, 3D, AI and multiple displays

With 5888 CUDA cores, the RTX 5070 Ti is first and foremost a workhorse. Looking for a laptop for CAD and 3D, or a business laptop with RTX? You've come to the right place. Renders in Blender, simulations in SolidWorks and exports from DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro are noticeably faster. You'll export that 4K video for your client during your break, not after hours. Local LLMs and AI tools also run smoothly on the 12GB GDDR7.

• 4 active displays via HDMI and two Thunderbolt 5 ports, with DisplayPort 2.1
• 2x 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet: ideal for fast NAS access or a separate network
• Wi-Fi 7 (Intel BE200) and Bluetooth 5.4
• TPM 2.0, Windows Hello facial recognition with Human Presence Detection and a privacy shutter for the webcam
• Kensington Lock, with Windows 11 Pro available as an option when ordering

Giving a client presentation on an external screen while you keep working on two monitors? The Odin 18 handles it effortlessly. The 5MP dual-sensor camera and array microphone make sure you look sharp and sound clear on every video call.

18-inch QHD+ display with 99% DCI-P3

The 18-inch matte IPS display offers a resolution of 2560x1600 and a brightness of 500 nits. It covers 99% DCI-P3 and 100% sRGB, so colours are accurate for photo and video editing. The 16:10 aspect ratio shows more rows of your spreadsheet or timeline, and thanks to the matte coating, reflections aren't an issue even under fluorescent office lighting. The 240Hz refresh rate with G-Sync makes scrolling and navigating 3D viewports wonderfully smooth. NVIDIA Advanced Optimus automatically switches between GPUs, saving battery during lighter tasks.

Configurable and ready for years of use

This is where SKIKK truly makes the difference. Other brands often force you to choose between plenty of memory and plenty of storage. The Odin 18 features 4 DDR5 SO-DIMM slots for up to 256GB of RAM and 4 M.2 slots, one of which is PCIe 5.0. As standard, you get 16GB DDR5 5600MHz and a blazing-fast 1TB Samsung 9100 PRO. When ordering, you can expand this to as many as four SSDs of 8TB each. You can also upgrade later, and even the 98Wh battery is replaceable.

You also choose your own keyboard (ISO, with numeric keypad and per-key RGB), operating system (Windows 11 Pro or Linux), Microsoft Office and premium thermal paste. Every system is built to order, with a 2-year warranty and service from Kampen, the Netherlands.

Workstation-grade chassis and audio

The lid, top and bottom are made of aluminium in Gun Metal Black, and the display has a hard 3H coating. The glass touchpad uses Microsoft Precision drivers. The 2.1 sound system with subwoofer and Sound Blaster Studio Pro 2 sounds surprisingly full, even during a meeting without a headset. Charge via the 330W adapter or, on the go, via USB-C with at least 140W.

Great for gaming, too

After hours, the RTX 5070 Ti shows what it's capable of with ray tracing and DLSS. At QHD+ and 240Hz, modern games run smooth and sharp, and the per-key RGB lighting completes the experience.

Who is the Odin 18 for?

For engineers, architects and 3D designers looking to buy a workstation laptop. For video editors and AI developers who need serious GPU power. And for businesses seeking one powerful machine that drives four displays at the office and then comes along to client meetings. Honestly? In this class, you'll find few laptops that are this expandable.