the new razor blade stealth is a 13 inch
thin enlight laptop with the new 10th
gen Intel CPU and 1650 max-q graphics
but just how well does this small
package perform in games I've tested 20
different games at all setting levels
and also compared it with other laptops
to help you decide if it's worth it this
is the late 2019 version of the razor
blade stealth 13 for the specs it's got
a tenth gen Intel i7 106 5 g 7i slake
quad-core CPU NVIDIA GTX 1650 max Q
graphics 16 gig of memory and dual
channel and a 13.3 inch 1080p 60 Hertz
screen at first you might be thinking
this is a low espect laptop but it's a
13-inch thin and light machine at the
moment this is pretty much as good as
you can get at this size so keep that in
mind before complaining that it's only
got 1650 max q graphics basically it's
for people that want a prioritized size
and portability but is still happy to
pay more for some level of gaming
performance as you could definitely pay
less to get a larger laptop with higher
specs
I've done all testing with gaming mode
enabled and the Fen set to max speed in
the Razer synapse software so that we
can get the best possible performance
we'll only be looking at gaming
performance in this video so if you're
new to the channel you'll definitely
want to get subscribed for the upcoming
full review let's start out by going
through all games at all sewing levels
then afterwards we'll see how the razor
blade stealth compares with some other
laptops right dead redemption 2 was
tested using the game's built-in
benchmark tool it wasn't possible to run
the test at Ultra settings due to the 4
gig vram limit of the 1650 max gear but
given we're only seeing 30 FPS at high
settings anyway that's probably not that
big of a deal
battlefield 5 was tested in campaign
mode without RT acts and medium settings
felt ok for the most part however the
low setting preset was able to push us
above the 60fps sweet spot
apex legends was tested with either all
settings at maximum or all settings at
the lowest possible values as it doesn't
have predefined setting preset
even maxed out it was still playing okay
with above 60fps on average but for a
competitive first-person shooter like
this minimum settings with over 100 FPS
would be a better experience call of
duty modern warfare was tested in
campaign mode and I've also tested it
with the settings either maxed out or at
minimum with minimum settings it was
still easily playable with above 60fps
Borderlands 3 was tested using the
game's built-in benchmark only low
settings and below were able to offer a
60 FPS average framerate and above
control was only really playable with
the low setting preset which I don't
think is too much of an issue as I think
the game still looks pretty decent
even at minimum settings shadow of the
Tomb Raider was tested with the built-in
benchmark and like many of these more
demanding games only low settings and
below was able to hit 60fps averages and
above Ghost Recon breakpoint was also
tested with the benchmark tool and this
time low settings wasn't quite able to
average 60 FPS in this test but it
should still be playable Far Cry New
Dawn was tested with the built-in
benchmark and despite this being more of
a CPU heavy test our 15 watt chip is
almost able to hit 60 FPS with all our
settings fortnight was tested with the
replay feature and as a less demanding
game epic settings was only just a
little below 60 fps with medium settings
well above 100 fps
so a good example of a less demanding
game that's still able to hit high frame
rates even on this hardware however
watch is another less demanding game and
was tested in the practice range even at
epic settings the 1% lower was above the
refresh rate of the screen so it was
still playing smoothly with 100 fps and
above achieved it ultra settings and
blur csgo was tested using the Aletta
chol FPS benchmark and as a game that
depends primarily on CPU power the
results are down due to the 15 watt CPU
however well above 100 FPS was still
possible with all settings maxed out
dirt-eater was tested playing in the
middle lane and does another primarily
CPU heavy game the results are lower
compared to other high aspect laptops
that i've tested
despite that their ultra settings still
averaged above 120 FPS while high
settings had a 1
lawyer that was even higher than the
screens refresh rate Rainbow six siege
was tested with the built-in benchmark
and even with the highest ultra setting
preset was averaging above 60 fps with
the 1% Lord not too far behind
comparatively the division 2 was also
tested with the built-in benchmark and
it was just possible to reach 60fps with
the medium selling precept as this is
more of a resource heavy game compared
to the last few pub she was tested using
the replay feature and high settings
were still able to run over 60 FPS with
minimum settings surpassing 100 FPS
which could still be worthwhile for
reducing input lag Assassin's Creed
Odyssey was tested with the built-in
benchmark and as more of a CPU heavy
test the results are on the lower side
but it doesn't need a super high frame
rate to play watchdogs 2 is a resource
heavy game but I think it still plays
fine with a stable 30fps so no issues
playing even with the very high setting
preset which was close to 30 FPS for the
1% lower The Witcher 3 was playing okay
at high settings however low settings
was able to push us up to a 60 FPS
average ultra settings was a bit more
stuttery
as shown by the average being lower than
the one percent low from high settings F
1 20 19 was tested using the game's
benchmark tool and although max settings
was only just below 60 fps stepping down
just one level boosted the one percent
low above this with almost 100 FPS on
average next let's take a look at how
this config of the razor blade stealth
compares with other laptops use these
results as a rough guide only as they
were tested at different times with
different drivers in shadow of the Tomb
Raider I've got the razor blade stealth
highlighted in red near similarly spec
machines in this case it was at the
bottom but performing the same as the
MSI prestige 15 which has the same 1650
max Q graphics there with 6 CPU cores
rather than the 4 in the blade stealth
these are the results from Far Cry 5
with ultra settings in the built-in
benchmark this seems to be more of a CPU
heavy test so it's now slightly behind
the prestige 15 with better CPU and the
blade stealth is now slightly ahead of
the lenovo l 340 which also has a
quad-core cpu but the higher powered
1650 brentd that one uses single channel
memory the battlefield 5 results were
interesting well at least compared to
the MSR prestige 15 which was performing
significantly lower for some reason in
this test in any case the performance
isn't too much below the 1650 laptops
although I've only compared a few games
at max settings as we've seen the razor
blade stealth is definitely playing most
games perfectly fine at 1080p you just
need to drop down to lower medium
settings in most cases honestly this is
quite impressive you need to keep in
mind that this is a 13-inch laptop most
others at this size max out with the MX
250 it's lightweight and much more
portable compared to most other laptops
this is pretty much the best you can get
at this size at the moment as a result
it does cost more than more powerful
larger gaming laptops however some
people are happy to pay more for a more
portable option that can still perform
well enough so a laptop like this is
likely only an option for a smaller
group of people it's also available with
a 4k screen but if you get that there's
no way you'll be gaming at 4k with these
specs though so you'll have to run them
at 1080p anyway given the lower
performance I don't think it's an issue
that it's only available with 60 Hertz
options it would be a different story
testing with an a GPU enclosure let me
know if you'd be interested in a video
on that and let me know what you thought
of the gaming performance from the razor
blade stealth with GT x16 50 max Q
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