Acer just introduced the new Nitro 7 gaming laptop and the Nitro 5 has also been refreshed to handle hardcore gaming. If you need something that’s sleek with some horsepower for playing graphics-intensive games without shelling out a ton of money, then the Nitro 7 and Nitro 5 are probably ones to consider.
The new Nitro 7 gaming laptop has a metal design, it’s 19.9 mm thin with a 78 percent screen-to-body ratio and up to 7 hours of battery life while the the Nitro 5 gaming laptop has an 80 percent screen-to-body ratio thanks to its 7.18 mm narrow-bezel design.
Both the Nitro 7 and 5 are powered by a 9th gen Intel Core processors and the latest NVIDIA graphics with fast refresh rates at 144Hz and a low latency of just 3ms.
The Nitro 7 has a high-resolution 15.6-inch display at a 144Hz refresh rate with a 3 ms response time for a tear-free gaming experience. Powerin it is a 9th Gen Intel® Core processor and the latest NVIDIA GPU. It also has ample storage, with two slots available for M.2 Gen 3×4 PCIe SSDs using NVMe technology in RAID 0, and up to 32GB of DDR4 RAM with up to 2TB of HDD storage.`
The Nitro 5 also got updated; it has a Full HD IPS display in either a 17.3-inch narrow bezel display, or 15.6-inch with 80 percent screen-to-body ratio. The Nitro 5 combines a 9th Gen Intel Core processor, the latest NVIDIA GPU, two M.2 Gen 3 x4 PCIe SSDs using NVMe technology in RAID 0, and up to 32GB of DDR4 RAM. It effortlessly streams gameplay with Gigabit Wi-Fi 5 with 2×2 MU-MIMO technology. You have ample ports available to for connecting your gaming peripherals with an array of ports such as HDMI 2.0, USB Type-C 3.2 Gen 1, and more.
So you can game for as long as you want, both the Nitro 7 and Nitro 5 feature dual fans, plus Acer CoolBoost technology and a dual exhaust port designed to keep the Nitro 7 chilled out and CoolBoost increases fan speed by 10 percent and CPU and GPU cooling by 9 percent compared to auto mode.
Just lik the Helios 700, you also get the NitroSence hot key, giving you quick access to component temperature, loading performance, power usage, and more. It also allows for fan speed monitoring and adjusting in real time, so you can customize fan speed.
Both the Nitro 7 and Nitro 5 adopt Acer’s Network Optimizer to prioritize gameplay so you won’t need to worry about latency performance.
The new Nitro 7 and updated Nitro 5 have stepped up their audio quality by adopting Waves MaxxAudio advanced sound optimization technologies and with Acer’s Nitro Stream you can enjoy a hassle-free solution for high-quality Full HD streaming, share gameplay, and interact with friends and the gaming community. You can optimize streaming performance with an 8th Gen Intel Core i7 processor, up to 32GB of DDR4 RAM, 256GB SSD and an integrated capture card. It delivers a 4Kp60 gaming experience while streaming at 1080p with the capture card’s Pass-Through feature. The integrated card does the heavy-lifting to capture, record, and stream high-quality content without lag between gaming and streaming displays. Streamers can free up valuable desk space with this single compact device that can even attach to the back of a display with a VESA mount.
First impressions? The new AcerNitro 7 is for casual gamers looking for the best in both design and performance and the Nitro 5 gives you the option for a bigger display. Playing on them for a short period of time at the global press conference, I immediately got immersed in my gaming experience. When I get them in for a review, I can give you a better verdict.
The Nitro 7 gaming notebooks will be available in North America in March starting at USD 999.99; in EMEA in June, starting at EUR 1,199.00 and the Nitro 5 gaming notebooks will be available in North America in April starting at USD 799.99; in EMEA in May, starting at EUR 999.
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source https://gadgetsteam.com/2019/04/22/acer-nitro-7-and-nitro-5-gaming-laptops-hands-on/
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