#Predator ph315 53 update#

It sports a black design, save for blue accents sprinkled here and there. On the outside, the new Helios 300 PH315-53-72XD has the typical look of a gaming laptop.

With those specs, its listing price is pretty fair, and the 5.5-pound weight won’t bog you down on your daily commute. Looking into the specs, we can certainly see why the Helios 300 is powerful (relatively, anyway): Boasting Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 2060, a 10 th generation Core i7-10750H, 16GB of RAM, 1080p/144Hz panel, and 512GB SSD, it’s a decently configured gaming laptop. For that reason, we decided to bring in this laptop to get a closer look at what it offers – and why it’s managed to hit the high echelons. Now, the model that’s gaming so well is basically a refreshed model of the initial version, but it doesn’t carry the marked-up price that we didn’t like in last year’s model. We reviewed the original Acer Predator Helios 300 here and called it a “superb gaming notebook.” Months later we reviewed an updated model with an Intel 8 th-gen Core i7, clad in an eye-catching design with a markup in the price of an extra hundred bucks, our opinion was far muted. The result should be better gaming and productivity performance at the same affordable price.

#Predator ph315 53 update#

With the Predator PH315-53-72XD, Acer now offers an update to the Helios 300 that bumps up some of its most important specs, including the design, graphics, and processor. It’s a consistent top pick, for two simple reasons. The Acer Predator Helios 300 is among the most popular gaming laptops of recent years.