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Try the Razer Blade or the Razer Blade Pro. Except for the green logo on the top nothing makes it look like a gaming machine. And the Pro even has mechanical sw
by hashhar 10y ago
Try the Razer Blade or the Razer Blade Pro. Except for the green logo on the top nothing makes it look like a gaming machine. And the Pro even has mechanical switches.
- slantyyz 10y agoThose are nice machines, but for any laptop I buy for work reasons, I like to invest in a 3 year extended warranty. With brands like Apple, Dell, HP and Lenovo, I know I'll get at least OK support. Because Razer is more of a niche brand without a mature support infrastructure like the aforementioned companies, I do have some concerns.
- hashhar 10y agoI do agree with the support. I have a cheap Dell Inspiron with 1 year complete warranty which I extended to 3 years (very cheap package) and their service is so great that they came the next day I called them to ask about a keyboard replacement and fixed it on the spot in my home.
- Roritharr 10y agoLast time i looked neither the 13 nor the 14 offered 32gb ram.
- hashhar 10y agoCheck again. A refresh was launched recently and it even has Matte screen, upto 2TB of mSATA RAID0, 32GB of RAM, desktop GPU, i7-6x series (2.6Gto 3.5G Turbo).
- Roritharr 10y agoJust did, it's only 16GB "on-board memory" for "The new Razer Blade". The only configuration options for me are the size of the SSD and if I want the 4k Touch Screen or the matte 1080p screen. I think you are referring to the 17 inch Razer Blade Pro. Which is nowhere near 13 or 14 inches.