I’ve been using the variant of the Dell XPS 15 9500 that packs an Intel Core i7-10750H processor, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, and an Nvidia GTX 1650Ti GPU to push that 4K panel. This is the most powerful variant of the machine but you always choose to go for more RAM and storage or cut them down to save some bucks. More power-hungry users should keep an eye for the Core i9 variant of the laptop, which we think will drop at a later time.

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Lenovo Ideapad S340 is enhanced with the 10th generation Intel Core i5-1035G4 processor and 1.1GHz of the base speed. This attractive laptop is designed in platinum grey colour and offers smooth performance with 8GB RAM. Featured with a 15.6-inch with anti-glare technology screen and preloaded Microsoft Office Home and Student 2019, this laptop is one of the most ideal devices for regular use. It comes with a slim screen and weighs only 1.79 kg making it easier to carry and travel.

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Dell Technologies announced the new Dell G7 15 7500 in India. The new machine is being pitched as a gaming laptop. The machine provides a display that is surrounded by relatively thinner bezels. One of the USPs of the new laptop is its Origami hinge design which the company claims provides a sturdy build, with larger space and better airflow. At 18.3mm thick, it features a Mineral Black chassis with iridescent silver accents, 4-zone customizable RGB WASD keyboard, and 12-zone chassis lighting.

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The latest entries in the Call of Duty franchise – Modern Warfare and Warzone now have support for NVIDIA’s Reflex. The new technology was launched alongside the RTX 30 series of graphics cards, promising improved reaction times by decreasing system-to-game latency further. This is especially important in competitive games like CoD, where faster reaction times and higher refresh rates are a must-have for any competitive gamer. As mentioned in the GeForce blog post, NVIDIA Reflex will improve system latency which promises better returns at higher refresh rates. It’s great to see even more improvements in NVIDIA’s feature-rich ecosystem.

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At Rs 1,49,999, the HP Envy 15 is aimed at those who want the ultimate computing experience without compromising on practicality. It has the firepower of a 10th Gen Intel Core i7 processor along with a midrange NVIDIA graphics card – all while maintaining a slim profile. It is clearly aimed at those who want to carry on their video or photo editing work. At its price, you also have the option to opt for a MacBook Air or a MacBook Pro, but without such great specifications.

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The Chinese Tech giant Huawei had a very interesting turn of events this year. With facing ban from using American technology to boost its 5G tech, to losing its Semiconductor suppliers and not to mention losing the support from Play Store on its android devices. Huawei surely didn’t have it easy. But the company is resilient and is finally showing signs of a comeback. Its HiSilicon Kirin 990 ranks 5th in the world in performance among Mobile SoCs, it is only behind the likes of Apple and Snapdragon.

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The laptop is powered with the latest 10th Gen Intel Core CPUs. The gameplay experience is increased with a precision glass trackpad. It also sports a discrete ‘Game Shift’ macro key that activates the processors and cooling system into a hyper-performance mode for heavy action scenes. This allows for the laptop to trigger dynamic performance mode without having to leave gameplay.

Publication: Mashable

It appears that the next 30 series graphics card from NVIDIA will be the RTX 3060 Ti. Packing as many as 4864 cores and based on the GA104 GPU same as the RTX 3070, it’ll be paired with 8GB of GDDR6 memory. Compared to the latter, it’ll feature 8 fewer SMs, or 1024 cores less.

Publication: Hardware Times 

In a statement, NVIDIA board partner Inno3D has claimed that its GeForce RTX 3080 graphics cards don’t suffer from crashes and instability issues as many AIB partners. The statement says that none of the iChill GeForce RTX 30 series products have instability problems. However, as per chatter on the retail channel, many batches of RTX 3080 graphics cards have been recalled for further testing and stability testing, Inno3D included. While this doesn’t mean that the vendor’s cards are affected, it does mean that Inno’s isn’t too confident about it.

Publication: Hardware Times