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dekades
dekadesCommunity Cowboy
posted in Systems

Blade 15 | Still the Best Gaming Laptop

RawOnlineIn what world is this the best gaming laptop?! Mine overheats to the point of being unable to actually press the E, R, F or D keys without burning my fingers whilst trying to run games that are nowhere near AAA-level demands such as Raft or League of Legends. It's a joke. Not to mention that the trackpad jams, the webcam is appalling, the fan is permanently running on jet engine mode even when I'm not running games or high usage programs, and the screen will randomly black out at random intervals for the first 10mins after coming out of sleep sometimes. I have friends with Razers too and theirs have had the actual casing warp from overheating to the point that they can't squarely shut the lid anymore... AVOID THIS LAPTOP. That sure sounds worrying. What year of a model are you talking about?

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Joikansai
Vanguard
2 years ago
dekades
dekadesCommunity Cowboy
posted in Systems

BLADE 14 | The Ultimate AMD Gaming Laptop

JoikansaiHmm than that YouTuber is wrong it’s wired to internal of course if not you can’t play games on it, maybe he meant directly, in that term yes, it’s communicating with amd cpu as on this kind optimus laptop internal monitor is controllered by igpu (amd) in other word amd freesync premium technology (if you toggle it on amd software) would happen regardless gpu brand, check for example using pendulum (for testing g sync) you won’t notice any screen tearing unlike on monitor without freesync/g sync technology, let say Blade 14 2017 or blade stealth, there you’ll see tearing. Well it’s clearly not g sync but you will see no tearing, using external monitor that has g sync capability of course you can enjoy also that nvidia technology, but I don’t see the difference in term no tearing, only you get better performance (FPS) for bypassing optimus, communication through amd cpu First would bottleneck some performance, the process should make also a bit workload for cpu resulting higher

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Lanfear87
2 years ago
dekades
dekadesCommunity Cowboy
posted in Systems

BLADE 14 | The Ultimate AMD Gaming Laptop

JoikansaiFreesync is amd technology you won’t found it forever on nvidia control panel. Blade 14 has freesync premium on its internal panel, so basically you won’t see any tearing similiar as when using g sync, if you have FHD (3060) model with high input lag (under 10ms on qhd 3070/80 vs ca 20ms on FHD), there will be ghosting noticed on fast shooting titles but it’s different story. I know it’s AMD’s tech and that it wouldn’t show up in Nvidia Control Panel. Maybe I wasn’t clear enough, sorry. I’m just wondering if it’s possible to enjoy adaptive sync (be it FreeSync or G-sync) using dedicated GeForce graphics on laptop’s native screen? In other words, is Blade 14’s panel “G-sync compatible”? Or I have to resort to an external monitor for that? I recently asked this question to a youtuber who reviewed the Blade 14 and he said that FreeSync works only with CPU’s internal graphics, because the dedicated GPU isn’t wired directly to display, so it wouldn’t recognize it as “G-sync compati

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Lanfear87
2 years ago
dekades
dekadesCommunity Cowboy
posted in Systems

BLADE 14 | The Ultimate AMD Gaming Laptop

JLP209There is FreeSync which is essentially the same thing for all intents and purposes here. Go into the Radeon Software app and then click on the settings gear at the top right. Then click on display. You'll see "AMD FreeSync" and it should be toggled on. The FreeSync range is 48hz - 144hz. It doesn't work like a typical g-sync display which may throw people off at first - you cannot control adaptive sync in the nVidia control panel and no option appears in the app. It is controlled by the AMD software. To avoid tearing and have the smoothest experience, set a maximum FPS in the nVidia control panel (or in the AMD software if using the integrated GPU for gaming). Go into the nVidia control panel and set max FPS to 141, which should keep you just under the 144hz refresh rate and eliminate tearing. I'm kind of disappointed that the adaptive sync range doesn't range from 1-144, but then again I try to not have my FPS go below 60 so it isn't a major issue. My last Blade was the 2017

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Lanfear87
2 years ago

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