Razer Blade 15 Base Edition unveiled at just $1,499: What you need to know

Razer Blade xv Base Edition unveiled at but $1,499: What you demand to know

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Gamers know premium power comes at a premium price and volition fork over their difficult-earned money to get the functioning they want. Still, not everyone's upkeep is the same, and Razer, in an effort to accomplish a broader market by making gaming more affordable, has released the Razer Blade xv Base Edition with budget gamers in mind.

Featuring a 10th Gen Intel Core i7 CPU, 16GB of RAM and an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 Ti GPU with a 1080p, 120Hz display for $1,499.99, the base Blade xv offers solid specs for the price.

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The Razer Bract 15 Base of operations Edition besides comes with THX Spatial Audio speakers, a keyboard with Razer Chroma RGB, and a 256GB SSD for storage. If yous have a trivial more in your upkeep, you lot can level up and purchase the Blade 15 Advance or Blade 15 Studio versions.

If you lot're on a tighter upkeep but withal want to enter the gaming realm, I suggest taking a wait at the Lenovo Legion Y545 we reviewed earlier this year. The Lenovo comes outfitted with a 2.six-GHz Intel Cadre i7-9750H processor, 16GB RAM, a 128GB SSD, and an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 Ti with 6GB of VRAM. So as you can run into information technology's outfitted with similar specs but a smaller SSD. Withal, it volition allow you to start your gaming journey at an even more than affordable price point.

We are eager to test the Blade fifteen Base Edition to run across how it compares to the Legion Y545 and other more affordable options on the market.

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