When Razer introduced its 13-inch Stealth laptop in 2016, I didn't do the review. I was told that it was not a toy, a tool of production. The The latest Razer Blade Stealth, worn with Nvidia & # 39; s Geforce GTX 1650 mobile models, can play PC games without taking up too much space. It's the little gaming system I've been looking for.
As much as I enjoy PC gaming on my desktop machine in front of a large track, I spend most of my computer time these days typing in small spaces. Due to the medical condition, I spend most of my day working in a hospital bed on a small desk above the bed. No desktop room. There's a little room for action figures, energy drinks, and game controllers … you know, that's important. My current setup includes a full-size laptop on a flexible arm shared by the track I use for my game console. It's food.
The Razer Blade Stealth 13 is no joke. Black box with 12-inch, 9-inch, .6-inch height (also available in Mercury White). It weighs over three pounds. Razer likes to snap a photo around the dial, which makes the times feel longer and higher. Good for you, in relation.
This particular black box opens to present a beautiful 13.3-inch 4K touchscreen, with a dewdrop image already installed to show how strong and strong (very) it is. Low profile keyboard but equally responsive. The touch pack is a touchpad, ready to use web, game shit, as is the case with all touch pads.
There are ports of accessories that expand the game on the Razer Blade Stealth 13, such as the right mouse or machine keyboard, but not much. There are Thunderbolt 3 power port, USB-C 3.1 port, and standard USB 3.1 ports. Thanks for having USB-C size ports to provide power, since every new piece of hardware I get is USB-C these days. If I need to connect to more than two USB devices, I can always handle the hub.
The exterior of the Razer Blade Stealth is excellent. Me choose it in pink, but the pink model lacks the robust coverage of the new GTX 4K model. Along with the Geforce GTX 1650 graphics, it is powered by a quad-basic 10th-gen Intel Core i7-1065G7 processor with a base speed of 1.3 GHz and a turbo speed of 3.9 Ghz. It has 16 LPDDR4 3733 MHz dual-channel memory, and a 500GB PCIe M.2 drive for storage such as video games, Photoshop, and download episodes Counterfeit. Speaking of star Wars…
Here I am playing Star Wars Jedi: The Fallen Order over a $ 1,700 laptop sitting unloaded on my desk above the bed. I didn't specify a space because I didn't want to stick too much. However, even if lopsided it still serves as a young, powerful player.
I say that in large part because this Razer Blade Stealth power model is modest compared to game-enabled homes such as the Razer Blade and Blade Pro. It has a 4K display, but don't expect smooth gameplay with 4K resolution. Star Wars Jedi: The Fallen Order works well with 1920 x 1080 in "high" graphics settings, but doesn't keep 60 frames tight. It gives 60 in a classic game like this The escape. It's my favorite way to play The World of War. And I'm pretty sure it manages just about every game I can use in standard HD play.
The GTX 4K Razer Blade Stealth model is less powerful, okay. I didn't want it to be a multiplayer betting game that was driving at full speed to keep pace with the most demanding games in impossible decisions. I wanted a small, promising piece of computer equipment that did everything I needed to do my job – surfing the Internet, editing photos, making GIFs, and being active on Twitter – and playing video games well. That's what the latest Razer Blade Stealth did. For my purposes, he is perfect.
However, when I painted it pink.
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