Although it might be famous for its gaming PC accessories, Razers have also played in the main current PC market, especially with a gaming laptop knife line. However, over the years, the different models have one in common from the brand. They are all supported by Intel processors. It might be very disappointing Intel, the razer broke from the mold too and introduced a new 14 blade Razer, the first gaming rig that came with an AMD processor instead.
There will be, of course, the debate between Intel and AMD fans, but at least Ryzen put the best AMD chip, at least for a laptop, in a 14-core 16-thread ryzen 9 5900HX which can run at 4.6GHz with max boost. Regardless of that power, Razer advertises 12 hours of life blade 14 battery that will really depend on what you do.
Agetika is rather ironic, maybe the GPU really makes a new blade 14 special. It was thanks to Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 for laptops, as well as the top of the line for its class. What makes this famous because some 14-inch laptops really try to squeeze in RTX 3080 and often force it with a lower model.
Blade 14 also offers features that you rarely find on this size laptop, such as the QHD screen with 165Hz refresh speed, although there are also options for the 144Hz FHD panel instead. Along with the staple razer blade feature, such as RGB Chroma per-key lighting, the razer positions the new 14-inch blade as the most powerful 14-inch gaming laptop on the market.
The new 14 blade Razer comes with 16GB of fixed RAM and 1TB SSD storage. The QHD model will reach $ 2,799.99, but there is also another configuration that mixes the GPU and the screen. Razer also launched a new USB-C charger for $ 179.99 with a combined 130W output between two USB-A and two USB-c ports.
