Acer Predator Helios 300 PH315-54-760S Gaming Laptop | Intel i7-11800H | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 GPU | 15.6 FHD 144Hz 3ms IPS Display | 16GB DDR4 | 512GB SSD | Killer WiFi 6 | RGB Keyboard

It works!

The only thing that I dislike could be the cpu temperature because sometimes reach 90 celcius without warning and I must turn on the fans manually to control it (Windows 11) Ive been reaching out for solutions and seems to be an optmization issue with W11

Yeah right off the box light bleading like in other reviews but not an issue for me easy to add one more nvme and ssd. Te battery in game mode is bad bit thats to be expected and yeas the turbo air is loud but again it does the job great

Trabaja como esperaba

Va todo muy bien programas y juegos de alta demanda corre con máximas texturas de gráficos sin inconveniente. Feliz por la compra

So far this laptop beautifully runs everything Ive thrown at it, including Cyberpunk 2077 at 100+ FPS on high settings (with ray tracing off). Im using a LG 32GP850-B monitor overclocked to 180hz and couldnt be happier. The turbo mode definitely makes a difference in the FPS but the fan is loud. I use headphones anyways so the whole family doesnt have to hear me gaming, so it doesnt bother me at all - but if you dont use headphones just be aware of the fan noise while in turbo mode.

I have been using it for about a month now, High end build quality and excellent performance

This 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.

Gaming experience was pleasant, 110 fps on warzone and handled everything just right. The issue was that no matter the configuration, battery didnt last for more than 1h 30min. Also, the fans were very loud and was hot all the time no mater the task.

So I compared this one to the performance of a Lenovo Legion 5 that sported an AMD Ryzen 5800H CPU/3050Ti GPU. The Ryzen scored better in Cinebench but the Helios scored better in Heaven due to the 3060. The fans didnt ramp up to bad in both Cinebench and Heaven but the CPU did throttle peaking at 94c. Cinebench score was 12594, Heaven, it scored a 5034 with 406 FPS max. I then ran the same tests using the turbo mode and extreme profile to see what difference it made. The CPU ran much cooler and scored better in Cinebench with a 12824, GPU stayed cooler as well, but performance for whatever reason, slipped. In Heaven I recorded a score of 4264 with 365FPS max. Thought those numbers to be a bit odd, you would think using the extreme mode it would be pulling better numbers on the GPU. I loved the keyboard on this, much more customizable then the Legion 5 was, another thing you can customize in software is the boot logo. The laptop also makes this kind of cool musical tone when you first boot it up which Ive never seen before. Gonna have to find out how that is done and try doing it myself. The IPS screen looks absolutely amazing on this. Power supply is a 230 watt unit and this also comes with a carrying case of sorts that you can put it into. Like I said I compared this to my Lenovo Legion, which is priced about $200 less. All in all, it was very hard to say which is the better machine. There are pluses and minuses to be found in each one, but I think you are getting your moneys worth either way.