Razer Blade 15 Advanced (2022) Review

INTRODUCTION

A PERSONAL COMPUTER WITH A 4K 144Hz DISPLAY? That’s amazing. But is it genuinely logical? Let’s discuss the speeds and feeds of the new razor blade 15in laptop before moving on to the solution. The 15.6-inch 4K screen is an IPS panel dubbed the “Creator” option; alternatively, you may choose from 360Hz 1080p and 240Hz 1440p options. It boasts an astonishing 100% coverage of the demanding DCI-P3 digital cinema color gamut. Learn more about the Razer Blade 15 Advanced (2022) by reading our review.

 You may supplement that with the best performing laptop components on the market. That is Intel’s powerful Core i9–12900H processor, which has 32GB of the newest 4,800MHz DDR5 memory in addition to six high-performance cores and eight efficiency cores. The best mobile GPU currently in existence, the Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 Ti with 16GB of VRAM, is handling the visuals. There's also a 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD included.

 The renowned 15-inch Razer chassis houses everything. The primary chassis is one of the better-built all-alloy devices out there and is available in any color as long as it is black, albeit there is a slight flex in the keyboard base. In addition, the keyboard is completely programmable with all the typical effects and has RGB backlighting for each individual key.

It’s difficult to claim that something is out of date with such a simple design. It does, however, have a lower screen-to-body ratio than devices like an edge-to-edge Dell XPS notebook with virtually no bezels. There are three USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A connectors, two USB-C sockets, one of which supports Thunderbolt 4, an HDMI port, and an SD card reader in terms of connectivity.

Additionally, it weighs 4.4lbs and has a 0.67-inch thickness, which is thin for a laptop of this caliber. Razer responds with its most recent enhanced vapor chamber cooling system, which has more fins and a larger fluid capacity than before, to our immediate concern regarding thermal performance. Of course, we’ll form our own opinions.

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 The Intel Core i9’s clock speeds are initially respectable when the Blade is set to full warmup using the Razer Synapse software and under demanding all-core applications like rendering. You are initially looking at 3.7GHz to 3.8GHz. However, those rates gradually diminish and after a few minutes level off at 2.9GHz to 3.0GHz.

While bigger, thicker laptops may produce at least 10% higher performance using the same CPU, that’s still not bad. The situation is analogous with GPU efficiency. The thin chassis inevitably puts a cap on clock rates. In fact, Nvidia claims that depending on the thermal characteristics of a certain laptop, the 3080 Ti GPU’s Boost speed can range between 1,125MHz and 1,590MHz. At a minimum, the Blade operates at 1,125MHz.

Still, for a compact, it delivers an outstanding performance. Even this 3080 Ti with its low clock speed will outperform a 3070 Ti, for example, on a bigger notebook with superior cooling. But that finally returns us to our original question. Does it make sense for a laptop to have a 4K panel running at 144Hz?

Not in the gaming sense. Even the 3080 Ti cannot provide frame rates at 4K that are good enough to utilize the 144Hz refresh. acceptable frame rates? close to. As an illustration, Total War: Three Kingdoms delivers an average frame rate of 28fps at 4K with extreme settings.

Last but not least, the 80WHr battery can only support roughly six hours of video playback, which is acceptable but prevents all-day use without a power source. All in all, the most recent Razer Blade is a fairly comparable offering to earlier models. It’s a sleek package with plenty of power, but there is unquestionably a cost to be paid, both now in terms of money and later on in terms of performance and durability.

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Razer Blade 15 Advanced 2022, in conclusion

 1.   SUMARI SWORD Superb spec list; lovely build quality; sleek chassis.

2. RUSTED FLICK KNIFE Really expensive; thermal limitations are fairly obvious.