Just discovered your channel, you are great. Just the perfect amount of in depth detail. Also glad to see Acer address the god awful hinges of past nitro laptops.
I do not see the issue. Had mine for just about 4 years now and have absolutely 0 issues with the hinge which granted was always a little spongy, but durability is perfectly fine. Had another Acer 5 Nitro for 5 years before that which also had 0 issues. (Until accidentally got a drop of water on it which killed it in actually quite spectacular fashion. Not kidding, it was exactly a drop left over in my beard after showering and that was enough to instantly short out the motherboard)
@@lhommeaudacieux if I could reply with an image I would. Picture a hinge basically busting out of the plastic casing of your laptop. That's the old nitro 5 design. Love it still to this day, has a shite 1050. Shite hinge, shite screen, both I upgraded. But damn is it flawed
Acer is the biggest scam arround. High ping during games, freezing hard drive. You bring it to their clown repair service, takes 3 months to change the whole motherboard. Once the warranty is off, the motherboard breaks again. And ask a repair price abive the whole Pc price! INSANE SCAM THOSE ACER! This garbage brand should be illegal imo!
Damn i learned so much from this video alone, very good insights. Definitely have the courage to tinker on my laptop now 😂 subs for you! I hope this channel blows up and have more access to more devices 👍
My Nitro is 15-57 too with i711800H, rtx 3050 24gigs ddr4 . Performance is great, the temp NEVER reaches 100 degrees and the battery is horrible - about hour and a half. Your advices are truly useful, thank you 🙂. I ve got some serious issues with Halo Infinite: no matter how configure the videocard, limit the process or change the in game settings I miss the smooth gameplay.
way better than other "review" channels, where they just run some random test softwares, and call themselves "tech" channels! do you plan to make a teardown review of the upcoming dell g15 5520 with 12 gen intel? or maybe something even better, a teardown comparison of dell g15 and alienware m15 r7, to see whether there is a difference in internal components between dell high end and mainstream machines?
Thanks for the feedback. I do plan to grab a G15 5520 soon given how popular my 5510 video turned out to be. Interested to do a side-by-side with the equivalent M15 as well so I'll see what I can do.
bro just buys a laptop and play lego with it, anyway one of the best detailed reviews ive ever seen, you deserve much more subscribers, keep up keep the quality and see you with 100K soon ;)
In 9/21 I bought for $900, a Nitro 5 with 10th gen I5, rtx3050, 16gb ram and 512 ssd. I don’t use it that often but it has performed well enough to play some games when I travel. Yeah battery life is baaad, but I don’t really need to play on batteries. Overall I’m happy with the performance and quality. My biggest gripe are the speakers. Since they suck so bad I carry a wireless headset with me when I travel. I like this channel and glad I found it
I got this laptop with the 11th gen processor and a 1650 GPU, and I bought an 8GB stick to add myself back in mid 2021. Honestly it's not the most performant laptop I could have got, but it runs the games I need it to and the RAM upgradability and extra storage options were a plus for me. I wish I had found one with the 3050, but it is what it is lol.
I've always enjoyed Acer's laptops, even though I only had one entry level model several years ago. It's still kicking in its new home with my parents. I'm glad to see the battery easily removable. Nonpassive battery failures are the number one scariest incident I've experienced in my years of collecting laptops. Just had my Asus M50v try to go up not long ago. Fortunately it was contained, as I wasn't there when it failed. If you have an old laptop with an externally removable and very old battery, and you care about it at all, familiarize yourself with the latch system for the battery. If it does decide it hates you, you'll only have a short time between when you realize there's a problem and when there's large amounts of fire everywhere. Also, always charge old laptops (whether actually old or just unused for a time) under close supervision until you're sure they aren't going to take a class change from "laptop battery" to "incindeary device". (hp nc6000) If it already has started popping off harder than a rapper, don't try to remove it. Get the flaming computer to a safe place as quickly as possible.
Have my Nitro 5 with Ryzen 5 4600H and 1650 Ti with 16 gigs of 3200 ram for two years now and it's still works just awesome. The only two things that are making me a bit sad is the keyboard that sometimes needs a little harder push for key to be registered (it was like that from the momen of buying) and lack of Thunderbolt. But the keyboard doesn't really bother me since i'm using it primarily in a somewhat strange configuration (it sits on a stand with a second portable 15 inch display placed on the top of keyboard, external mouse and keyboard)
Its actually possible to swap out the whole palmrest assembly of these Nitros to the metal one of the same model year Predator Helios 300. This drastically improves structural rigidity and also generally feels and looks a lot nicer. You'd need top case, bottom panel and the touchpad from said predator, then its plug-and-play
I learned a lot from your videos and thank you so much for the tear down. The most detailed explanation I can found in TH-cam especially the hinges. Now I know which companies used metal screw standoffs for the hinges and throughout. If you can, do you mind to do a review on the ASUS TUF Dash 2022 please? Love all of your video though, thumbs up from me!
Wife got me the RTX2060 version with the i7-1075 a few years ago. I can confirm all the same design issues etc. I have already had to replace one of the cooling fans and my S key is totally rubbed off, along with W,A,D also showing signs of breaking down "HARD CORE GAMER". The S started only a few months into purchase. Myn came with 16gig ram but she asked (on my requests) for Harvey Norman to put an extra 16gig stick in. It was not a matching pair, as in manufacturer but at least they did match the speed. I could not believe they were selling them with single ram sticks. They did upgrade it for free. Can also confirm the full click in PSU as I have been caught out a few time. Battery is pretty much a glorified UPS, I get like 1h 20min of 1080p Cyberpunk on it. I also have a 4 fan cooler stand and it helps a lot. Over all it has been one of the best laptops I have owned. Cheers for the vid.
for someone that still confused about how to remove the fans for cleaning, 9:48 is really helpful. i have the 2020 version (AN515-55) and it served me well, but the major issue on my copy is cpu temp can be abysmal and reach above 90C when playing certain games (assetto corsa, me andromeda, forza horizon, nfs heat) and thats after repaste + using cooling pad. surprisingly, temp is fine when rendering videos with premiere.
I really like your reviews. Their detailed and full of useful info. I love this laptop the upgradability is awesome. Although the battery life is not great. I am going to pick one of these up.
Man, I really hated you for the MSI GF63 Thin review because I did make my mind on it based on a lot of search and tight budget, unit I found this video 😂 Thanks man. Keep up the good work ❤ You really are different 😂🔥
I have a 10th gen one (i5-10400h), dual channel 16gb (upgraded), GTX 1650, 60hz FHD screen, also red lit keyboard. It has been SOLID, bought it used (already had almost 2 years of usage + bite marks from a small dog) and it has been holding on well. Been using it for 6months+ now and it was also reeally cheap, around $550 converted to dollars (which is a steal in my country if you consider taxes and stuff) A few points I have to add to people looking into these laptops: -Mine had REAALLY minor scoring on the cold plates, really uncomparable to yours. There were also quite a few thermal pads on no components (pads probably meant for the higher-end models), which is weird, but hey, if I need to replace something, at least I can use them - It had decent thermals even if the original owner never repasted it, I did out of caution and it got a few degrees better but not much (around 3, I'd say margin of error) - The pads also looked to be more solid than yours, perhaps because of their age? -Speakers really are "borderline usable" - I found their quality fine after selecting "Custom Audio" on NitroSense but their volume is still too low for day usage, at night though, pretty great TH-cam machine - -P3 jack though? Very decent soundcard as far as I'm concerned, also I don't notice as much static (if at all) compared to my work 11th gen Dell Vostro (I usually use IEMS that are quite sensible to these sorts of things) -Saw a lot of people (especially on selling listings) saying the hinges breaking are a "common issue" - Never, ever had any issues with it - Also saw this on the newer generations as well, I just think people treat it terrible tbh. -Power brick is also pretty good after 2y+ of usage, never replaced it (for some god forsaken reason, replacing power bricks is really common around here, worked on a repair shop a couple of years) -I love the keyboard. Still prefer it over my work Dell 11th gen Vostro. It just has good travel and to me, great feedback for a notebook keyboard. Not the biggest fan of the red lights, but they're fine and pretty good at the lowest brightness - Granted, my keyboard is also ABNT2, brazilian standard - I just hate that whenever I turn it off they come back with full brightness. Also, the 30s timeout for the keyboard lights is terrible and comes on by default, you can turn that off on the bios or on the software though. -Touchpad is a bit "mirrory" but still has a great feeling, doesn't glide as nice as my work's Vostro or Macbook, but the well-defined clicks are great and using 2 fingers for scrolling or right-hand click always worked beautifully. -I could easily buy the IPS 144hz FHD screen upgrade for it through a marketplace here in Brazil and while I wouldn't say it's cheap, it's pretty much in-line with what a "decent" (not color accurate, just decent) 144hz monitor would cost. -Battery is meh, but with the years of usage that's about what I'd expect, especially on 10th gen, and especially on a gaming laptop. About 3-4h of screen on time. -I, of course, sticker bombed the screen outer shell so it doesn't look too gamer-y, and also to hide the bite marks.
Also, forgot to comment: thanks a lot of the honest and down to earth review. I watched this before buying mine and was pleasantly surprised with the things I liked, but most importantly, knew what to expect.
I had the 2021 model even with an i7 and 3060 with the 2k 165hz screen (AN15-57-76Y4), I was disappointed to know that this specific model doesn’t have thunderbolt. But it’s not much of a deal breaker, I’ve been using it for about 1 and a half years now and I got zero problems so far.
I have similar 17 inch i7 360 acer nitro aswell. But I have the low refresh 120 hertz screen. I may consider a screen swap one day for the one you have.
The single channel ram isn't a problem IF you want to upgrade without having to remove the old ram stick. A fine option and helps to lower price. Maybe you might upgrade the ram later down the road. Now, I'm not saying that single channel is good, just that its not as bad as people make it out to be, IF you want to upgrade in the future yourself.
Yeah, acer has stepped up the cooling over the 2019 model. Can you cover the MSI gf65 thin? It is often times competing with acer in pricing and even under cutting it. Packs a i5 10500h and 80w 3060. But it has blocked vents. Please make a review of it, and if possible, cut up some holes to see if it makes a difference. Otherwise the msi gf65 thin is a pretty solid machine. Very lightweight.
I bought the higher end model of the 2021 Nitro 5 just over a year ago with the Ryzen 7 5800H, RTX 3080 and the awesome 1080p 360Hz screen. I thoroughly enjoyed this laptop. I recently upgraded to a 2023 Aorus 17H with i7-13700H and RTX 4080 with a similar 1080p 360Hz screen. The Nitro 5 only cost me $1300 USD and the new Aorus was only $1920. Amazing gen-on-gen improvement of 80-90% in gpu performance! About 60% faster cpu performance
Yeah, because you're using what is essentially a slightly cut down desktop rtx 4070ti. Of course its going to be huge. Compare this to the rtx 4060 on laptops. Its barely 10-15% faster. Yet costs more. And at 75w, its almost not faster at all.
Man u are legend ❤️❤️ U deserve at least 4m subscriber Ur channel is very underrated F*ck u TH-cam algorithm I want to ask you Did you notice a bottleneck in the i5 10300 version?
Had an Nitro 5 2019 AMD Ryzen 5 3500H , 16gb ram and RX 560x thing ran like a top just has to tone settings down on newer games to medium and lock at 30fps Older games ran well over 60 FPS
after watching your reviews, now my reviews standard become so high, and i afraid from now on i will call all the reviews in yt is just reading a chart. Even the top-est reviewer not even near with your work.
Just discovered your channel, you are great. Just the perfect amount of in depth detail. Also glad to see Acer address the god awful hinges of past nitro laptops.
I do not see the issue. Had mine for just about 4 years now and have absolutely 0 issues with the hinge which granted was always a little spongy, but durability is perfectly fine. Had another Acer 5 Nitro for 5 years before that which also had 0 issues. (Until accidentally got a drop of water on it which killed it in actually quite spectacular fashion. Not kidding, it was exactly a drop left over in my beard after showering and that was enough to instantly short out the motherboard)
@@lhommeaudacieux if I could reply with an image I would. Picture a hinge basically busting out of the plastic casing of your laptop. That's the old nitro 5 design. Love it still to this day, has a shite 1050. Shite hinge, shite screen, both I upgraded. But damn is it flawed
Great reviews as always
Acer is the biggest scam arround. High ping during games, freezing hard drive. You bring it to their clown repair service, takes 3 months to change the whole motherboard. Once the warranty is off, the motherboard breaks again. And ask a repair price abive the whole Pc price! INSANE SCAM THOSE ACER! This garbage brand should be illegal imo!
Damn i learned so much from this video alone, very good insights. Definitely have the courage to tinker on my laptop now 😂 subs for you! I hope this channel blows up and have more access to more devices 👍
Thank you!
My Nitro is 15-57 too with i711800H, rtx 3050 24gigs ddr4 . Performance is great, the temp NEVER reaches 100 degrees and the battery is horrible - about hour and a half. Your advices are truly useful, thank you 🙂.
I ve got some serious issues with Halo Infinite: no matter how configure the videocard, limit the process or change the in game settings I miss the smooth gameplay.
probably the 4gb vram
@@rage6224 actually it was a bug after couple (Nvidia and Halo) updates the issue was resolved. Now I get 70fps.
@@MoRDekai1364 I see. good to hear
way better than other "review" channels, where they just run some random test softwares, and call themselves "tech" channels!
do you plan to make a teardown review of the upcoming dell g15 5520 with 12 gen intel?
or maybe something even better, a teardown comparison of dell g15 and alienware m15 r7, to see whether there is a difference in internal components between dell high end and mainstream machines?
Thanks for the feedback. I do plan to grab a G15 5520 soon given how popular my 5510 video turned out to be. Interested to do a side-by-side with the equivalent M15 as well so I'll see what I can do.
Yt randomly recomends your channel. Good review.
Wayyy underrated content. Mate the algorithm needs to catch a whiff of your channel soon! Got yourself a subscriber!
bro just buys a laptop and play lego with it, anyway one of the best detailed reviews ive ever seen, you deserve much more subscribers, keep up keep the quality and see you with 100K soon ;)
Awesome video. Welcome back to the tube.
In 9/21 I bought for $900, a Nitro 5 with 10th gen I5, rtx3050, 16gb ram and 512 ssd. I don’t use it that often but it has performed well enough to play some games when I travel. Yeah battery life is baaad, but I don’t really need to play on batteries. Overall I’m happy with the performance and quality. My biggest gripe are the speakers. Since they suck so bad I carry a wireless headset with me when I travel. I like this channel and glad I found it
where are you living in? Nitro 5 with i5 11th gen, overall same configuration like yours cost about 600 euro max here
I got this laptop with the 11th gen processor and a 1650 GPU, and I bought an 8GB stick to add myself back in mid 2021.
Honestly it's not the most performant laptop I could have got, but it runs the games I need it to and the RAM upgradability and extra storage options were a plus for me. I wish I had found one with the 3050, but it is what it is lol.
Yesss I’ve missed youuu
i hope your channel will get more attention
I've always enjoyed Acer's laptops, even though I only had one entry level model several years ago.
It's still kicking in its new home with my parents.
I'm glad to see the battery easily removable. Nonpassive battery failures are the number one scariest incident I've experienced in my years of collecting laptops.
Just had my Asus M50v try to go up not long ago. Fortunately it was contained, as I wasn't there when it failed.
If you have an old laptop with an externally removable and very old battery, and you care about it at all, familiarize yourself with the latch system for the battery. If it does decide it hates you, you'll only have a short time between when you realize there's a problem and when there's large amounts of fire everywhere.
Also, always charge old laptops (whether actually old or just unused for a time) under close supervision until you're sure they aren't going to take a class change from "laptop battery" to "incindeary device". (hp nc6000)
If it already has started popping off harder than a rapper, don't try to remove it. Get the flaming computer to a safe place as quickly as possible.
Have my Nitro 5 with Ryzen 5 4600H and 1650 Ti with 16 gigs of 3200 ram for two years now and it's still works just awesome. The only two things that are making me a bit sad is the keyboard that sometimes needs a little harder push for key to be registered (it was like that from the momen of buying) and lack of Thunderbolt. But the keyboard doesn't really bother me since i'm using it primarily in a somewhat strange configuration (it sits on a stand with a second portable 15 inch display placed on the top of keyboard, external mouse and keyboard)
Its actually possible to swap out the whole palmrest assembly of these Nitros to the metal one of the same model year Predator Helios 300. This drastically improves structural rigidity and also generally feels and looks a lot nicer. You'd need top case, bottom panel and the touchpad from said predator, then its plug-and-play
Great review! Nice acer nitro structure design is improved so much
I learned a lot from your videos and thank you so much for the tear down. The most detailed explanation I can found in TH-cam especially the hinges. Now I know which companies used metal screw standoffs for the hinges and throughout. If you can, do you mind to do a review on the ASUS TUF Dash 2022 please? Love all of your video though, thumbs up from me!
Thanks for the positive feedback & I'll keep your suggestion in mind!
Wife got me the RTX2060 version with the i7-1075 a few years ago. I can confirm all the same design issues etc. I have already had to replace one of the cooling fans and my S key is totally rubbed off, along with W,A,D also showing signs of breaking down "HARD CORE GAMER". The S started only a few months into purchase. Myn came with 16gig ram but she asked (on my requests) for Harvey Norman to put an extra 16gig stick in. It was not a matching pair, as in manufacturer but at least they did match the speed. I could not believe they were selling them with single ram sticks. They did upgrade it for free. Can also confirm the full click in PSU as I have been caught out a few time. Battery is pretty much a glorified UPS, I get like 1h 20min of 1080p Cyberpunk on it. I also have a 4 fan cooler stand and it helps a lot. Over all it has been one of the best laptops I have owned. Cheers for the vid.
for someone that still confused about how to remove the fans for cleaning, 9:48 is really helpful.
i have the 2020 version (AN515-55) and it served me well, but the major issue on my copy is cpu temp can be abysmal and reach above 90C when playing certain games (assetto corsa, me andromeda, forza horizon, nfs heat) and thats after repaste + using cooling pad. surprisingly, temp is fine when rendering videos with premiere.
I really like your reviews. Their detailed and full of useful info. I love this laptop the upgradability is awesome. Although the battery life is not great. I am going to pick one of these up.
Easily the best review channel out there
Best laptops review, love your work !
Man, I really hated you for the MSI GF63 Thin review because I did make my mind on it based on a lot of search and tight budget, unit I found this video 😂
Thanks man. Keep up the good work ❤
You really are different 😂🔥
It's all tough love!
Dual channel 11th gen i7 3060 here. Been pretty happy with mine. Basically £100 more than the MSI Katana 3050 ti.
I have a 10th gen one (i5-10400h), dual channel 16gb (upgraded), GTX 1650, 60hz FHD screen, also red lit keyboard.
It has been SOLID, bought it used (already had almost 2 years of usage + bite marks from a small dog) and it has been holding on well. Been using it for 6months+ now and it was also reeally cheap, around $550 converted to dollars (which is a steal in my country if you consider taxes and stuff)
A few points I have to add to people looking into these laptops:
-Mine had REAALLY minor scoring on the cold plates, really uncomparable to yours. There were also quite a few thermal pads on no components (pads probably meant for the higher-end models), which is weird, but hey, if I need to replace something, at least I can use them - It had decent thermals even if the original owner never repasted it, I did out of caution and it got a few degrees better but not much (around 3, I'd say margin of error) - The pads also looked to be more solid than yours, perhaps because of their age?
-Speakers really are "borderline usable" - I found their quality fine after selecting "Custom Audio" on NitroSense but their volume is still too low for day usage, at night though, pretty great TH-cam machine -
-P3 jack though? Very decent soundcard as far as I'm concerned, also I don't notice as much static (if at all) compared to my work 11th gen Dell Vostro (I usually use IEMS that are quite sensible to these sorts of things)
-Saw a lot of people (especially on selling listings) saying the hinges breaking are a "common issue" - Never, ever had any issues with it - Also saw this on the newer generations as well, I just think people treat it terrible tbh.
-Power brick is also pretty good after 2y+ of usage, never replaced it (for some god forsaken reason, replacing power bricks is really common around here, worked on a repair shop a couple of years)
-I love the keyboard. Still prefer it over my work Dell 11th gen Vostro. It just has good travel and to me, great feedback for a notebook keyboard.
Not the biggest fan of the red lights, but they're fine and pretty good at the lowest brightness - Granted, my keyboard is also ABNT2, brazilian standard - I just hate that whenever I turn it off they come back with full brightness. Also, the 30s timeout for the keyboard lights is terrible and comes on by default, you can turn that off on the bios or on the software though.
-Touchpad is a bit "mirrory" but still has a great feeling, doesn't glide as nice as my work's Vostro or Macbook, but the well-defined clicks are great and using 2 fingers for scrolling or right-hand click always worked beautifully.
-I could easily buy the IPS 144hz FHD screen upgrade for it through a marketplace here in Brazil and while I wouldn't say it's cheap, it's pretty much in-line with what a "decent" (not color accurate, just decent) 144hz monitor would cost.
-Battery is meh, but with the years of usage that's about what I'd expect, especially on 10th gen, and especially on a gaming laptop. About 3-4h of screen on time.
-I, of course, sticker bombed the screen outer shell so it doesn't look too gamer-y, and also to hide the bite marks.
Also, forgot to comment: thanks a lot of the honest and down to earth review. I watched this before buying mine and was pleasantly surprised with the things I liked, but most importantly, knew what to expect.
@@LoneWanderer905so...is the Acer Nitro is a good buy,yes or no,good sir?
If so,should i get the 3070 one?
I had the 2021 model even with an i7 and 3060 with the 2k 165hz screen (AN15-57-76Y4), I was disappointed to know that this specific model doesn’t have thunderbolt. But it’s not much of a deal breaker, I’ve been using it for about 1 and a half years now and I got zero problems so far.
I have similar 17 inch i7 360 acer nitro aswell. But I have the low refresh 120 hertz screen. I may consider a screen swap one day for the one you have.
Got the Ryzen 7 + 3060 model with 1080p 144hz screen, nothing really bad aside from the battery and the heat.
really good review... thank you
"bunch of stickers I don't understand". Like an archaeologist encountering a new ancient script. :()
The single channel ram isn't a problem IF you want to upgrade without having to remove the old ram stick. A fine option and helps to lower price. Maybe you might upgrade the ram later down the road.
Now, I'm not saying that single channel is good, just that its not as bad as people make it out to be, IF you want to upgrade in the future yourself.
good review'
The review gaveme a sigh of relief that my nitro 5 is good enough to last me 5 years
U had to talk about the battery changing shape and how it’s dangerous…. I feel very uneasy, does that happen often..😟 😳
Yeah, acer has stepped up the cooling over the 2019 model.
Can you cover the MSI gf65 thin? It is often times competing with acer in pricing and even under cutting it. Packs a i5 10500h and 80w 3060. But it has blocked vents. Please make a review of it, and if possible, cut up some holes to see if it makes a difference. Otherwise the msi gf65 thin is a pretty solid machine. Very lightweight.
this channel is great.
Thanks
I have the 1st gen acer nitro 5, and my hinges broke so I can confirm that they are pretty weak in the old model.
same on my aspire 7 (2020)
I bought the higher end model of the 2021 Nitro 5 just over a year ago with the Ryzen 7 5800H, RTX 3080 and the awesome 1080p 360Hz screen. I thoroughly enjoyed this laptop. I recently upgraded to a 2023 Aorus 17H with i7-13700H and RTX 4080 with a similar 1080p 360Hz screen. The Nitro 5 only cost me $1300 USD and the new Aorus was only $1920. Amazing gen-on-gen improvement of 80-90% in gpu performance! About 60% faster cpu performance
Yeah, because you're using what is essentially a slightly cut down desktop rtx 4070ti. Of course its going to be huge.
Compare this to the rtx 4060 on laptops. Its barely 10-15% faster. Yet costs more. And at 75w, its almost not faster at all.
oh, I thought the highest end model is the 3060 with same CPU on 1080p144hz screen.... you sure it aint Predator?
@@linkfreeman1998 Yes. There are 3070 and 3080 models of the 2021 Nitro 5. The TGP of the 3080 is only 100W and the 3070 goes up to 90W, I think
Man u are legend ❤️❤️
U deserve at least 4m subscriber
Ur channel is very underrated
F*ck u TH-cam algorithm
I want to ask you
Did you notice a bottleneck in the i5 10300 version?
there is litrally 10 of these at my high school they are amazing machine but im going to have to upgrade for my graphic design work sadly
Had an Nitro 5 2019 AMD Ryzen 5 3500H , 16gb ram and RX 560x thing ran like a top
just has to tone settings down on newer games to medium and lock at 30fps
Older games ran well over 60 FPS
Realizing that keyboard layout is the same as a Triton 300 2020 model
any laptop around the price of sword 15 that has better speakers
W review
Is this a good first gaming laptop for 1000 dollar? or should i go for lenovo legion 5 with gtx 1660 ti and 8 gb and ryzen 4600h for 600 dollar
Tough call, the 3060 is far better than the 1660 Ti, but that price difference is enormous.
after watching your reviews, now my reviews standard become so high, and i afraid from now on i will call all the reviews in yt is just reading a chart. Even the top-est reviewer not even near with your work.
Should I buy this?
Where can i find it for 900 usd?
Love from India
gamer hands kitty destroyer
I got this with 11400 3050 8gb
AUD = dollarydoos USD = freedom eagles
Brotha just dissected my baby on screen !
go fir acer nitro v