Acer Predator Triton 500 PT515-52-73L3 Gaming Laptop, Intel i7-10750H, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER, 15.6 FHD NVIDIA G-SYNC Display, 300Hz, 16GB Dual-Channel DDR4, 512GB NVMe SSD, RGB Backlit KB
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SR
> 3 dayBroke in a years time, no longer connects to wifi and battery life is terrible
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Lyfe
> 3 dayI replaced my desktop with this as i travel for work a ton. well coming from a 1080ti to a 3080ti i thought it was be a massive increase in my whole existence. tbh it wasnt. laptop runs very loud and hot when gaming. if you need something small and portable it is a solid laptop for sure and ive been playing everything just fine. it auto sets everything to the highest settings but i usually try and turn stuff down to keep my laptop from combusting.
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Ivan Bosak
Greater than one weekVery fast delivery , came 2 days after ordering even if it said that i should wait for 10 days. Battery life when gaming is shorter but as expected when you are using this laptop for gaming you should be connected to charger all the time to boost your fps anyway, so no complaints. Good experience so far.
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Frank Cancan
> 3 dayMuy buena y excelente producto
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Aria’s mommy
> 3 dayIt’s a beast of a laptop but keys get very hot and kinda burns the tips of your finger tips . Need to buy a cool down setup to lay your laptop on . Have no problems runs games great . But does heat up over tkme
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G Burbidge
> 3 dayA few months after purchase the laptop wont charge or boot up.
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M.D. Edwards
> 3 dayMy previously purchased gaming laptop was an Alienware 17R3, bought a few years back. Over the years, its progressively gotten slower, and has left me wondering if all of those disparaging comments about Alienware post-Dell-buyout werent true. This Acer system makes me belive those comments even more.
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MB
> 3 dayIf all you want is a well performing 2070 Super Laptop sure, the Triton 500 is very appealing on paper. Sub $1500 for these specs!?.. Heck yeah! And then you realize that you cannot judge a book by its cover.. Literally. This otherwise great gaming laptop is designed with the motherboard flipped toward the keyboard. Meaning, you cannot simply take the bottom cover off and upgrade your memory or add a second SSD. Upon opening, you will be greeted by the back side of the motherboard and no easy way to update your newly purchased $1500 gaming laptop that only comes with a 512gb SSD. 512gb is simply no enough HD space in 2021. You basically have to COMPLETELY disassemble the internals of this to simply add HD space or RAM. ACER.. What the F? Terrible design IMO. There are plenty of thin gaming laptops out there that are designed PROPERLY. Bottom line, shop around. Dont waste your hard earned money on such a throw away design. Reworked ACER this could be a crowning achievement. But in its current form its just not practical when there are so many other options out there that dont make such a massive compromise at these sacrifices. 3 Stars is being generous.
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ReverendOlaf
> 3 dayThis slim and dense laptop packs a six core CPU that can turbo up to 5ghz, a 2070 super, and all the LEDs to light up a carnival into a laptop with a great screen. The heft and performance mean business, though the loud startup sound and fireworks display on the keyboard betrays a bit more whimsy. It can fill both niches nicely, as can it be a portable desktop replacement. I say portable, but at a very dense 5lbs (feels much heavier) and with a 4 hour battery life, its not a typical laptop. Between the low base CPU speed and the various max Q tricks used by the GPU, it can and does make sacrifices to allow for this portability. Most evident is the 230watt power pack, which is ridiculous for a laptop, but the GPU alone could draw more on the desktop, but upgradability is another issue.
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Sharkattack99
Greater than one weekThis is a great laptop for gaming, handles just about all the big name games out there with setting on ultra/high.