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Lisa Wallace
Greater than one weekmy screen went black in two weeks .... could be ram also could be worse too. but to have to send it back in two weeks time is a record isnt it. well dont know what else to say, but for the price youd think they would get it right....guess not
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MichaelB
> 3 dayI use it for gaming but have to keep charger attached as battery life is awful.
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marquez010
Greater than one weekI was in the market for a laptop, as I felt it was time for an upgrade. Being a retired IT professional, I needed a laptop where I can use my 4K drone footage for video editing...and do some gaming as well. I knew what specs I wanted and what I was willing to pay...even if there was a trade off between specs and affordability.
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Denis Tyrdanov
> 3 dayan order for a birthday to my son. And a faulty and broken product arrived, as a result, the birthday was spent without a gift, just wasted my time
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JS
> 3 dayOverall the laptop is a decent buy for the price. I threw in a 2TB SSD and it is good to go. So far it is running games and apps with no problems. The main issues I have with it is that it feels super cheap to me. It the corners are sharp and almost scratch you if you rub your hands over them. The screen also has some bleeding on in a few spots on the top boarder. These are not deal breaking issues but I am concerned that taking it to work everyday it might become an issue since it feels like it could break at any time.
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Jeffrey
> 3 dayOkay, so I was hesitant on this laptop because some of the reviews mentioned bad temperatures. I was concerned with getting a laptop with bad thermal paste (which does happen). However, the laptop came super well! Lots of reviewers fail to mention the healthy temperature levels. Idle should be 30-45c. And under full load it should never go past 85c. EVER!!! If it goes past, its likely it could either be, 1: Bad Thermal Paste/application, 2: Bad Fans, 3:Lack of contact with HeatSinks. 4: Bad Ventilation. If buying new, and the temps arent matching, exchange it, as shipping can sometimes damage components. Laptops generally require maintenance. If heavy using, 1-2 Years. Make sure those temps never go past 85c. Over time you will have to replace the thermal paste or fans may give out. Arctic Mx4 is the best paste. Those are very very easy fixes. Just keep that in mind when buying ANY gaming laptop! If you are scared to tamper with it, buy some insurance and send it to acer. (Continuing with the review......) With poor ventilation I was reaching 85c. I bought a laptop cooler, the IETS with rubber rings. Im getting incredible temperatures! Never going past 78c! This laptop is very heavy on proper Ventilation. If you look at the design there are a ton of vents from the bottom that push out through the top of the keyboard. S1I think a laptop cooler is necessary if youre gonna be gaming. This thing is incredible. Im running games on High/Max settings (Elden Ring, warzone, apex) and getting awesome frames. I upgraded the ram to 32GB and this thing is a work horse. Dual rank 3200 32gb ram will increase your frames by about 15, and more opened tabs!! ;) I also installed a 2tb samsung ssd. (Which I highly recommend you do) It is much easier to install an nvme than the SATA one. So I would recommend getting a m.2 nvme. Opening the back piece for upgrades can be a challenge. There Is a trick to it, and its likely you will break something if you dont get it right. So dont force it! So be very careful and gentle when doing it. Use a pick to slowly Pry it open. Pull from the vents back side. The battery can get kinda hot too. So make sure its in a good spot. You can also set the battery charge level to 80% for longer battery lifespan. Thats pretty much it! Its an amazing laptop for the price and power! Bang for your buck! Happy gaming!
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Tyler Lehman
> 3 dayScreen did not power on
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Teddy
> 3 dayThis is my first gaming laptop n so far I am enjoying it. It does get a little loud but it’s alright with me. It runs games pretty smooth. For the battery life I usually keep it plug in when I’m gaming. I would recommend this to a friend who wanted to do some laptop gaming.
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Long
> 3 dayThis Acer Predator laptop is more expensive than other Acer brand lower level gaming laptops, but its hardly upgradable. It has weird design in the bottom case with very sticky parts on the hinge and side. Even with proper toolkit, its difficult to open the entire bottom case for RAM and SSD expansion. Most importantly, the laptop comes with Windows 10 Home 20H2 version OS. After initial set up of the laptop, it requires to do mandatory updates to keep up with the current system. After a few seconds of wait, the laptop tries to restart and said Windows updates are running. Then the nightmare loop happens again and again. The restart process has repeated over 50 times, but the laptop has not finished Windows updates for more than 10 hours. Just returned the laptop with original box and accessories to Amazon within 24 hours receiving it. Do not bother to contact the manufacturer for technical support, since they will tell you to do the same. The only way to resolve the issue is to open the bottom case and take out the SSD to wipe out the defective Windows 10 Home OS 20H2 version (its not compatible with latest 11th gen intel processor), and then reinstall Windows 10 Home 21H1 or Windows 11 on the laptop. You cannot do that on your own, since the laptops bottom case is very difficult to open.
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Jonathin Mandeville
> 3 dayThis thing at 100% will maybe..... maybe last you 2 hours even with power save mode on atleast when I used it it did.