also, running the benchmarks with turbo mode turned off would be good too. allow us to see how much extra noise the turbo mode produces against its performance advantage over other modes.

Wow you did what I wished I could do I’m stuck between this 4080 and 4070 legion laptop. Do you miss the speakers because that and the oled display which I never had is very pulling to me. I also idk about using a numpad I have very little use that and want to fully use the device I pay for

@@tommyg4842 dont think about the oled too much, fan heat and noise is way more important, otherwise you wont be able to enjoy any gaming without being concerned with the heat and the fans, since the display is already pretty small the oled is nice but nothing comparable to an actual monitor or TV

@@dzekydeblau thank you, I think just for that reason you said I’ve came to the conclusion I should just wait for the amd version for both especially the legion. Hopefully it will run cooler and last longer on battery

Its got more wobble than I would have liked. There’s a few shots you’ll see where I rotate the device. You can see the screen wobbles there. It’s not excessive but if wobbles annoys you it might be a problem

I've seen a video of this screen wobbling just from typing lol

@@Mido_ Right, this is a laptop that can be used for business, productivity, on the go use, meaning it would actually be in the LAP of a lot of users. I would like to see a legit review where the reviewer puts this laptop in their lap, and just typed for 20 seconds and records the screen/lid and how it reacts. This will not always be set up in a perfectly lit up RGB trendy apartment with mood lighting and flat table surfaces. Thanks @GLITCHEDZA for maybe adding this follow up test and video if possible. Not everybody can see this machine in person at their local stores and this would be super helpful!

@@GLITCHEDZA Right, this is a laptop that can be used for business, productivity, on the go use, meaning it would actually be in the LAP of a lot of users. I would like to see a legit review where the reviewer puts this laptop in their lap, and just typed for 20 seconds and records the screen/lid and how it reacts. This will not always be set up in a perfectly lit up RGB trendy apartment with mood lighting and flat table surfaces. Thanks @GLITCHEDZA for maybe adding this follow up test and video if possible. Not everybody can see this machine in person at their local stores and this would be super helpful!

I do think the 4090 is a bit overkill. You're also not nearly getting the power you could out of it because of physics. Settling for a 4070/4060 on a notebook like this makes sense.

I didn't do any 3DMark tests besides the Speedway, CPU Test and Raytracing. The CPU test is in the video at 06:17 The Speedway test was - Overall - 4470 The raytracing Profile - DirectX Raytracing Feature Test (20 Samples) - 35.46FPS

@@GLITCHEDZAreview is useless without a time spy score. Imagine reviewing a laptop and not doing a gaming benchmark

@@GLITCHEDZA yeah i think a timespy score is must have these days in a review for reference

The keyboard areas reached 49C on the top centre. It wasn't hot. But the bottom gets very hot. You will have to wait for it to cool down before touching it. Like picking it up to pack it away.

@@GLITCHEDZA Thanks for the reply, I really consider getting this laptop, because of the size and I would add a cooling pad and flash the vbios

Here it is! audiojungle.net/item/future-background-lounge/25184637

Thanks a lot. Great review!!@@GLITCHEDZA

Crazy! haha! People told me I was wrong for complaining about the heat. It is a serious safety hazard.

yes

what level of brightness was it on? - This was at 30% brightness Does it automatically switch to the integrated graphics when the 4090 is not required? Yes it does automatically switch to and from the 4090 when needed. How much does the performance drop on battery while using the 4090? Apologies I did not test the performance on the battery. Do the fans kick in when using less intense software like Microsoft Office? Very seldomly. It is the middle of summer here and quite hot so the fans were on most of the time. But the silent profile helps a lot to keep performance down and fan noise down too. How does the fan noise and heat compare with the 2024 g16 of lower gpu, which doesn't have the vapour chamber? The fan noise is much the same tbh. While there is a vapor chamber in this model, the thinner design requires the chamber and liquid metal in order to cram the Core Ultra and 4090 in this. So you're getting the same heat and noise but a thinner chassis.

I tell you the brightness: zero nits.

@GLITCHEDZA thank you. I like reviews that are not trying to sell me the product.

@@colinmunro2632 hes not tyring to sell you. Hes just plain lying in your face.

@joaor.8780 notebookcheck got 11 hours video playback at 57% brightness, so I am a bit surprised with the 14 hours.

What do you mean. It’s within working temps

This is basically a gaming Macbook if there ever was one haha. Very impressive notebook.

MacBook Pro M3 is slower than ultra 7 155H without dgpu in video editing.

I was wondering the same thing!

Screen is less prone to reflections and it's easier to carry, 500g less is someting. Battery last like twice as long or even more. If you want maximum performance, portability is not as important and you have a controlled environment, go Blade. Else G16.

Razer's after-sales support is shit in most countries 😶‍🌫️

I'm checking prices here in the US, the blade 16 starts at 3k and g16 starts at 2k. I'm not sure they're comparable when it comes to price and performance. I think g16 is better for those that might value more portability. It's significantly lighter and probably better battery life. Blade 16 is also deceptively thin, is about as thick as a strix scar whereas g16 is like a macbook

@@erikkuchen in Europe (at least in my country, Poland), the difference between G16 4090 and Blade 16 4090 is about 250 USD (official stores)

Yeah I get you. Also, a white notebook, something you'll touch everyday and leave on a table, put your wrists on, isn't going to stay white. I enjoy a white GPU which stays in my closed PC. But not a white notebook.

The 4070 version also has worse cooling system, don’t forget that

@@svgstudios831 it uses less wattage anyway, so it wouldn't matter, it's cooling is good enough for 4070

@@rajyavardhansingh4491 not true

the 4070 version is much faster in silent mode @@svgstudios831

4080 is prob the sweet spot imo, 4070 model only had 16gb of ram and a third fan which makes a high pitch noise that is very loud on the ears unless you want the smaller screen g14

How do I bring it to work tho in a cooler ?

Good luck fitting a SFF build in a backpack!

Ah yeah, orange and apples.

Portability goes down the drain.

chill bro, it’s a very slim laptop. What do you expect? 1nm Efficiency?

@@yusmeow honesty. Is that to much to ask? 14h? Really? Who in is right mind believe that? All other reviews says around 6 with luck. ....14....?

@@joaor.8780 I get the 14h, which is bs. but that 4090 lmao.

@@yusmeow its not a real 4090...you realize that...right? Also the tdp is not enough to fullpower the gpu. Its stupid.

@@joaor.8780that’s common knowledge everyone has known that these laptop gpus are no where near as powerful as their desktop counterparts yet people still buy them for portability