Acer upgrades the generation of gaming laptops Predator Helios, Predator Triton and Nitro versions 2021

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In addition to the ConceptD series, Acer's Predator gaming laptops are the spotlight that every gamer has been looking for, the company officially announced notable new updates to its four flagship gaming laptops, including: Predator Helios 700 , Predator Helios 300, Predator Triton 300 and Nitro 7.

Predator Helios 700 - Perfect desktop replacement

Predator Helios 700, with HyperDrift slide-out keyboard, has been upgraded with an overclockable Intel Core i9-10980HK or i7-10875H processor and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 SUPER or RTX 2070 GPU.

The device's thermal management has been significantly enhanced with a new thermal solution called Predator PowerGem, which is available on models with Intel Core i9 processors. PowerGem is a special material with 3.83 times better thermal conductivity than copper, improving the heat dissipation efficiency of the machine. The cooling system also includes three copper heatpipes, Acer CoolBoost technology, vapor chamber and two exclusive 4th generation AeroBlade 3D fans.

Other strong upgrades to the Helios 700 include faster 2933 Hz RAM (up to 64 GB), an additional Thunderbolt 3 port (two in total) and the latest Killer DoubleShot Pro (Wi-Fi 6 wireless connectivity). AX1650i and Ethernet E3100G) to increase the speed. The blazing-fast PCIe NVMe SSD with RAID 0 makes things run faster, and games run smoothly on a 17.3-inch 144 Hz IPS FHD display with NVIDIA G-SYNC technology.

The keypad with RGD LED lighting system has been upgraded to MagTek mechanical key for WASD buttons and a set of navigation keys for racing games with high precision. Designed for racing games, these keys have a 1.5 mm concave allowing gamers to make smoother in-game movements. Gamers can swap the standard WASD keys on the keyboard with the MagForce keys and the accompanying racing key, best suited to the game playing. Once exchanged, gamers can use the Predator Sense app or press the P3 hotkey to adjust the brightness and key functions.

Predator Helios 300 - Powerful, mysterious

Predator Helios 300 now features the latest 10th generation Intel Core H-series processors, an optional NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 GPU with Max-Q design and a 15.6-inch 240Hz IPS FHD display with a 3 ms response time. Thanks to that, the latest Helios 300 continues to affirm its position as one of the powerful and affordable gaming laptops. It also supports up to 32 GB of DDR4 2933 MHz memory, two PCIe NVMe RAID 0 SSDs and a hard drive up to 2 TB, providing the speed and storage needed for a wide variety of AAA games.

To enhance your gaming experience, the DTS: X Ultra Audio system delivers premium 360-degree surround sound that's no less than real sound. With headphones, the machine also provides a realistic audio experience, and has special audio modes optimized for different game genres (tactical, RPG or FPS).

Acer exclusive cooling technology ensures the device runs at the optimal temperature. The laptop features dual fans, including a newly designed 4th generation 3D AeroBlade fan that reduces noise, increases airflow, and Acer CoolBoost technology, allowing fans to be adjusted to secure critical areas. continuous cooling. Properly arranged heat pipes and slots help ensure the entire cooling system is operated optimally.

Predator Triton 300 - Ideal for gamers and content creators

The powerful yet lightweight Predator Triton 300 gaming laptop has been upgraded with 10th generation Intel Core H-series processors, up to NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Max-Q GPU and 240 Hz refresh rate support. The 15.6-inch FHD IPS display also has a 3 ms response time, 300 nits of brightness and 100% support for sRGB color space, making it ideal for both gaming and content creators. It also supports up to three additional M.2 SSDs (one PCIe slot), providing massive storage capacity and data transfer speeds.

Three heat pipes have been added to the advanced cooling system design, including dual fan cooling system (one 4th generation AeroBlade 3D metal fan), CoolBoost technology, heatsink pipes and slots. arranged reasonably. All this power is housed in a slim and light design, measuring just 19.9mm thin and 2.1kg light, making it easy to play games wherever you are.

Nitro 7 - Beautiful metal design, gaming anytime, anywhere

Nitro 7 is another option for gamers looking for the portability of a good budget gaming laptop. Its sleek metal chassis is just 19.9 mm thin and weighs 2.5 kg, features 10th generation Intel Core H-series processors and up to GeForce RTX 2060 GPU. With up to three fast M.2 SSD slots High, support for RAID 0, maximum DDR4 2933 memory up to 32 GB, Killer Ethernet E2600 and Intel Wi-Fi 6 connectivity, making games' load and responsiveness instantaneous.

The Nitro 7's heatsink design includes dual fans, four heatsinks and Acer CoolBoost technology, which can be activated in the NitroSense app to increase fan speed by 10% and cool CPU / GPU by up to 9% compared to Automatic cooling mode. With its outstanding performance, the 15.6-inch FHD IPS display with 144 Hz refresh rate and 3 ms response time enables sharp visuals and smooth gameplay.

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