The Razer’s Blade 14 returns with the AMD 5900HX CPU fast

Finally we saw 14-inch Razer Blade, was testing 7th-gen Intel CPUs with NVIDIA 16T GTX 1650 graphics. Now it’s back, and is powered by AMD’s Ryzen 5900HX up to RTX 3080 GPU. How three years can change!

Recently, Razer focused more on writing extras Page 15 and 17 notes, while insisting on making it possible with 13-inch Page stealth. This did not leave much room for the 14-inch type. But now that AMD computer CPUs offer so many advantages over Intel, it makes sense for Razer to try other models as well. (And personally, I’ve been waiting for something between the Blade Stealth window and Blade 15.)

The Razer does not change much with the design of Blade 14: It has the same unibody aluminum problem that the company has been relying on for years. But that’s what’s under the hood that’s what’s important. This Blade 14 is the first time Razer has used the AMD CPU. And eight-eight, 16-three 5900HX should be compelling for manufacturers and gamers alike. Although it would be nice to see Razer come in with AMD like ASUS’s ROG Strix G15 Pros, I think the company wants to take its AMD contract seriously. However, NVIDIA devices are not worth worrying about, especially if you want more functionality.

Razer says Blade 14 is the world’s smallest 14-inch laptop (be careful, Zephyrus G14!). It comes up to 16.8mm thick, compared to 19.9mm on Blade 15 and 15.mm on Blade Stealth 13. We still expect the Razer to confirm its weight, but it will be less than the 4.6-pound Blade 15. Naturally, the company relies on the same cool room that uses the entire line. of his laptop. But with a small section, it’s interesting to see how the temperature corresponds to Blade 15. (Blade Stealth 13 only has NVIDIA smaller images of the GTX 1650 Ti, because it can have a much smaller problem.)

Blade 14 comes with a 144Hz 1080p screen up to 100% sRGB gamut, or a 165Hz 1440p screen with 100% DCI-P3. The main result is that the top light shows a lot of colors. Both features have also enabled AMD FreeSync Premium to keep the game safe.

Effectively, Blade 14 features a 720p camera with a Windows Hello IR sensor, allowing quick and secure entry. The Razer’s RGB keyboard comes back, and I hope it looks similar to Blade 15. Even though it’s a small computer, Blade 14 still offers many ports: dual USB 3.2 Type A ports, dual USB 3.2 Type C connectors, HDMI 2.1 and headphone jack. Unfortunately, there is no built-in Ethernet, which can be a contraction for other people.

The program of Blade 14 starts at $ 1,800 and is available from today. You can also pair it with Razer’s USB-C GaN charger, which comes back today.