Camera: 1080P FHD IR Hybrid with Dual Microphone and E-Shutter
Keyboard: 24zone RGB Backlit, Eclipse Black - English (US)
WIFI: Wi-Fi 7 2x2 BE 160MHz & Bluetooth® 5.4
Warranty: 1 Year Courier or Carry-in
Color: Eclipse Black
Operating System Language: EN:English
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I think this is the beafiest config of this laptop I have seen on sale. Going from a 5060 to a 5070 is relevant a little, but going to a 350 vs ryzen 260 is huge for some use cases since the 350 has a copilot+ qualified NPU.
I think this is the beafiest config of this laptop I have seen on sale. Going from a 5060 to a 5070 is relevant a little, but going to a 350 vs ryzen 260 is huge for some use cases since the 350 has a copilot+ qualified NPU.
Do you think this will be relevant for someone who only games?
Do you think this will be relevant for someone who only games?
Slightly as 350 is Zen 5 which has better single-core performance than 260, only when you play at 1080p external monitor. This laptop has 1600p screen.
Do you think this will be relevant for someone who only games?
I searched the cpu benchmark, 350 is zen 5 but have both zen 5 and zen 5c cores, it has slightly higher single-core but lower multi-core score, so maybe fps may be a little better. But 350 is more power efficient, it has longer battery life.
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Spec lists DDR5 SODIMMs at 5600MT/s, so yes, it's user upgradeable. Most likely dual DIMMs though, so a total loss upgrade. Still, that makes sense as there is no reason to not use LPDDR5X (much higher bandwidth, and upto 8533MT/s) if the RAM were soldered to the motherboard.
Do you think this will be relevant for someone who only games?
Definitely to some degree in some situations, overall though the 5060 vs 5070 is the bigger change for gamers.
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Any way to upgrade to 32gb ram?
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Spec lists DDR5 SODIMMs at 5600MT/s, so yes, it's user upgradeable. Most likely dual DIMMs though, so a total loss upgrade. Still, that makes sense as there is no reason to not use LPDDR5X (much higher bandwidth, and upto 8533MT/s) if the RAM were soldered to the motherboard.
So if this is configged like the 5060s it is actually only a single slot in use with a single 16 GB stick, so you can buy another 16 GB stick to go into it, not a total loss
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Estimated total: $1,353.74.
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