CES 2021 may have come and gone but it was dominated by PC news and
manufacturers announced quite a few new laptops across many categories.
In this video, we are going to look at the best gaming laptops CES 2021 has to offer.
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Without further ado, here are the best gaming laptops of CES 2021. Coming in at number five
is MSI GE76 rated dragon edition tm at MSI is never content with making an ordinary laptop
a culture I love. The GE76 rated drag in addition to Matt is a proud continuation of that tradition
with an absolutely insane edge finish that include the 11 divine creatures on the Ishtar
Gate and extends from the lid to the chassis. Inside, the Tiamat has an RTX 3070 or 3080 GPU,
a 10th-gen Intel Core i7 or Core i9 processor as there's no 11th Gen successor just yet and a 99.9
watt hour battery which goes right up to the limit of what is allowed to be taken onto an airplane.
The laptop is also the first to ship with Wi Fi 6E according to MSI which can use the six
gigahertz band as well as the more ordinary 2.4 gigahertz and five gigahertz bands.
Sadly, a 17 inch 1440P screen option isn't available. So you will have to choose from
a high refresh rate 1080P 240 hertz or 300 hertz or a 4k 60 hertz panel. HDMI 2.1 also
isn't included but you can connect to 4k 120 hertz displays via DisplayPort if needed.
Number four is the new Lenovo Legion seven. The Lenovo Legion seven seems to have perfectly
captured the trends of CES 2021 with an upgraded display RTX 3000 series graphics card and Ryzen
5000 processes. The screen is the highlight for me it's a 16 inch 1440P 165 hertz g sync unit with a
16 by 10 aspect ratio taller than the usual 16 by 9. It's also HDR capable with an entry level
display HDR 400 certification and Dolby Vision support which is a neat inclusion. The chassis
is impressive too, with zone controlled RGB lighting on every side, which can be turned
off for a perfectly businesslike appearance and a larger trackpad than last year's iteration.
Internally it looks like Lenovo is another manufacturer aiming for improved cooling
performance with increased airflow more copper heat pipes and several new temperature sensors.
Even the internals have been styled too with QR codes for rapid recognition of parts to replace
or upgrade when the time comes. The whole laptop looks very promising and professional.
Coming in at number three is Asus Strix Scar 15 there are gaming laptops and then there
are gaming laptops like the Asus Strix Scar 15 series. While most of today's gaming laptops
have chewed over the top designs of yesterday's for muted and understated ones the ROG Strix
Scar 15 fully embraced its identity as a mobile gaming powerhouse. It has even got a funky RGB
light band around it. With the 2021 version, the Strix scar 15 just got a whole lot more powerful.
released at this year's digital CES 2021 show it's part of our GS first salvo of gaming
laptops options for 2021 you now have a choice of the latest NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3000 series
laptop GPUs up to GeForce RTX 3080 as well as AMD Ryzen 5000 series mobile processors to pick from.
In fact, our test model would put most gaming desktops to shame with its GeForce RTX 3080
graphics processor with 16 gigabytes VRAM Ryzen 9 5900HX CPU and a 15.6 inch full HD
1080P display with a speedy 300 hertz refresh rate. It's a real beauty that's bound to raise
eyebrows wherever it goes, be it at a cafe, school or workplace as long as you're ready to flaunt it.
Our number two is Gigabyte Aorus 15P. The Aorus 15P is looking to differentiate itself through
better sustained performance with Gigabyte's engineers increasing its air intake and using dual
fans and five heat pipes to dissipate heat away from the CPU, GPU and other components. Gigabyte
claims this has reduced CPU GPU temperatures by around 10 degrees a significant improvement
and that the laptop can maintain high clock speed longer than its competition.
The laptop also uses Microsoft Azure AI to balance the load between CPU and GPU something that Nvidia
also mentioned doing with their dynamic boost 2.0 tech on the new RTX 3000 series cards. This is a
great laptop with the latest Nvidia graphics cards and possibly has the best thermals amongst peers.
And finally, our number one is Asus Flow X13. The new Asus Flow X13 could
almost be described as being unrivaled because a convertible with this configuration is a rarity.
More precisely, Asus installs AMD's flagship in its 13 inch convertible the Ryzen 9 5980HX.
With its eight cores and 16 threads the compact device can easily handle demanding applications,
the 32 gigabytes of RAM and a one terabyte SSD round off the package.
But this is not enough. Gamers should also get their money's worth with the device, since its a
device from ROG range after all. An NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Max-Q with four gigabytes of V RAM is
installed which is sufficient for most games. However, those who need the ultimate performance
for the most modern 3D games can expand the device with the external RTX 3080 graphics dock.
And that pretty much wraps up our review. What do you think of the CES 2021 gaming laptops?
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