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The Razer Blade 2024 is here. The company, specializing in high-performance gaming peripherals and accessories, also has its own line of PCs. Short list in number but spectacular
The Razer Blade 2024 is here. The company, specializing in high-performance gaming peripherals and accessories, also has its own line of PCs. Short list in number but spectacular in features, is always looking for the most advanced design, the most efficient cooling systems, and the most powerful components available, for both gaming and content creation tasks. We review their news.
Some analysts classify the Blade as “MacBooks of gaming laptops” and they are not misleading because, together with the high-end from ASUS and MSI, they are certainly the most attractive on the market, as we have seen in the analyzes of previous versions. Of course, they are not suitable for weak budgets and require a large investment.
The mid-range model comes with an impressive cover letter starting with the letter a OLED screen which will delight players and creators alike. It has a diagonal o 16 inchesan increasingly popular size for laptops looking for a 17″ display capacity, but with a size similar to 15″ thanks to trimming bezels and tweaking the design in the unibody chassis. aluminium. Its native resolution is QHD+, although its main point is the refresh rate 240 Hz. Razer says it’s the first 16-inch OLED to achieve this refresh rate.
The rest of the features are on par, with a 0.2ms response time, 100% DCI-P3 color gamut support, certified for the new VESA standard, ClearMR 11000, as well as HDR500 True Black high dynamic range. Another notable aspect that allows for creative and gaming use is that the screen is one of the first with the ability to change the native resolution between UDH+ 120Hz or FHD+ at 240Hz modes.
If the screen is the star of the show, the internal hardware is not far behind. Razer decided to equip it with the fastest CPU and GPU available. On the one hand, an Intel Core i9-14900HX processor with 24 cores and overclocking capacity, and for the graphics section the best from NVIDIA, the RTX 4090 with a full power of 175 watts from TGP. Of course, the company installs an advanced cooling system to keep temperatures under control.
The lightest in the range, it is determined to offer performance in a compact size, in a notebook that repeats Razer’s famous thin aluminum chassis made from one piece, titanium plate for more rigidity and anodized finish for more durability. Although it’s not an ultraportable, it’s one that delivers the highest mobility capacity of the series with a thickness of 18 mm and a weight of 1.84 kg.
Your screen has 14 inches diagonal, with a native resolution of QHD+ with a high resolution and refresh rate 240 Hz. The screen has a 16:10 aspect ratio and is certified and calibrated by Calman to ensure quality contrast, black levels and color fidelity.
Here, Razer opted for AMD processors with one of the most powerful laptop models Ryzen 9 8945HS. Like the previous Intel model, the manufacturer improves the graphics subsystem with a dedicated one NVIDIA RTX 4070 Full power with 140W TGP.
Other premiere components come from connectivity, on the one hand the Wi-Fi 7 wireless standard, which we see great deployment at CES 2024, and on the other hand the USB4 port. As with the entire series, it has sound prepared by THX specialists and a backlit keyboard per key and with Chroma application for customization.
Razer also previewed the next giant of its new notebooks for 2024. It won’t arrive until the end of the year, but watch out because it will be the most powerful Blade yet, redefining the notebook category playing games large format and capable of replacing a desktop PC with all guarantees.
The name already tells us that it will have 18-inch pants with Native 4K resolution and 165 Hz refresh rate, the highest in the industry for 4K. We assume that Razer will do the rest with Internal hardware with the most powerful components available. Another novelty is expected, support for Intel Thunderbolt 5, which has not yet reached the market.
The new Razer laptops will come with Windows 11 pre-installed and as you have seen, they are impressive. On the other hand, access to high-end technology also requires a high price. In any case, invest to enjoy the best of the industry:
Source: Muy Computer
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