The announcement of the availability of GeForce RTX 40 Studio notebooks has been one of the most anticipated since the technology company first told us about the RTX 40 Mobile series at CES 2023. And yes, we expected the arrival of a huge number of equipped notebooks, in the graphics part with mobile versions of the next generation of NVIDIA, but among them and for those looking for the highest performance, the main reference is the selection grouped in the GeForce RTX 40 Studio family.

It is well known games, audiovisual content creation, and AI-related tasks These are the three most demanding activities we can ask a PC to do. Whether editing and assembling complex high-definition videos, adding effects and more, or managing the training of an AI model with a huge datasets These are tasks that, until relatively recently, were almost impossible for any laptop, but also for many desktop computers.

However, just as the substantial improvements in laptop component performance we’ve seen in recent years have shattered the premise that many have kept repeating that laptops are no good for gaming, it’s also entirely usable in what we call tasks that we’ve traditionally associated with exclusively with workstations, of course desktop ones. Now, if we wish and it fits into our budget, we can move with a studio under our hands.

Like I said, the wait is over. NVIDIA has announced that new GeForce RTX 40 Studio notebooks are now availableequipped with state-of-the-art graphics adapters and whose design has taken into account the needs of professionals in the field of 3D design, video editors and other professions that require machines capable of processing large amounts of data, such as those focused on artificial intelligence.

The laptops that have announced their availability are Studio MSI Stealth 17 and Razer Blade 18both powered by GeForce RTX 4090 GPUs. These releases join new ASUS GeForce RTX 40 Series laptops like the spectacular ASUS ROG Zephyrus M16 2023 we just tested on MuyComputer, GIGABYTE and Lenovo designed for gamers that also offers creator-friendly features . .

According to NVIDIA, there are three points that particularly set these GeForce RTX 40 Studio notebooks apart, they are as follows:

• They are 3x more efficient than previous generations of laptops thanks to the NVIDIA Ada Lovelace architecture and 5th generation Max-Q technologies that allow for faster workflows.
• They are able to take advantage of NVIDIA RTX technologies such as DLSS 3.
• They have exclusive access to creator tools and apps like NVIDIA Omniverse, Canvas and Broadcast.
• Your Studio drivers are regularly updated to take advantage of the latest technological innovations.

At this point, and although hardware plays a key role and Ada Lovelace’s architecture is a clear example of this, we must not forget that the entire ecosystem consists of both the ecosystem itself and the softwareand at this point, NVIDIA Omniverse plays a key role, as it is a platform where creators meet, and which offers several tools to create very efficient workflows in any type of environment, as well as to facilitate the creative process.