The Acer Predator Helios 700 is the company's most powerful and most expensive gaming laptop. It includes: high-performance overclockable Intel Core i9 processor, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080/2070 graphics card, up to 64 GB DDR4 RAM and Killer DoubleShot Pro network adapter with Killer Wi-Fi 6AX 1650 modules and wired E3000 traffic distribution technologies, including between wireless and wired connections. The novelty has a 17-inch IPS-screen with support for Full HD resolution, a refresh rate of 144 Hz and a response time of 3 ms. The display features support for NVIDIA G-SYNC technology. The laptop has five speakers and a built-in subwoofer.
But perhaps the most notable and interesting part of the Helios 700 is its Hyper Drift keyboard. In fact, it is part of the laptop's cooling system, which includes two fourth-generation Acer-designed AeroBlade 3D fans, five copper heat pipes, an evaporation chamber and Acer CoolBoost technology.
By sliding the keyboard forward, the user opens two additional air intakes between the screen and the keyboard, which help to improve the cooling of powerful system components. Between them is a glass panel, behind which heat pipes are visible.
In addition, the Hyper Drift keyboard improves the overall ergonomics of the gaming system, as it is closer to the user than standard laptop keyboards - no need to extend your arms to reach the keys. According to the creators, this design creates a comfort similar to working on a desktop PC.
In addition, Hyper Drift has individual RGB backlighting for each key, support for anti-ghosting and WASD MagForce functions. The MagForce keys use linear switches that provide instant touch response. There is also blue LED lighting around the Precision TouchPad.
The Turbo key instantly turns on the overclocking of the system (just like in the good old days). A dedicated Predator Sense key gives you access to CPU and GPU temperatures, fan control, RGB lighting, and more.
Matte case and strict design of Helios 700 make an excellent impression
Source: 3dnews.ru