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Intel's Trap

 This is my blog to review Acer Triton 300 SE, Asus Dash F15 and MSI Stealth 15M's performance with the Intel H35 chips. I will also talk about the competition between Intel and AMD.

Many gaming laptops are coming out, and some of them are good, especially the new AMD ones but if you are looking to buy a laptop and your choice has an Intel chip; You have been fooled! So I am going to talk about some new Intel devices and then about Intel in general. Now I have nothing against Intel, in fact, I myself am typing this on an Intel device.


Asus Dash F15

This machine has a 4-core CPU. So, this makes it easy to cool, lighter, thinner, and you would think cheaper. So it is a nice idea. But, Asus didn't make it cheap. So it does not really make sense anymore. This laptop will cost you 1700$, and you can get 8-core Asus devices in that range so why would somebody go for this?  The gaming performance is good as it has RTX 3070, and most of the games will give you a good frame rate, but it is 4-core. You will notice the difference every time you try to do something powerful.



Aesthetics

This is one of the most good looking laptops I have ever seen. And the Acer Triton 300 SE in gunmetal looks amazing as well. It has a subtle Predator logo on the top corner, and it looks perfect. Both the keyboards are well designed. And I care about aesthetics a lot, but they are not the only thing you want in a laptop. I think Intel's strategy was we can't make powerful laptops, so lets put our chips into good-looking ones. Many people prefer design over power. Now the Triton 300 also has Intel's H35, and it is only about 17mm thick. So it feels a bit more unique than the Asus one, and I think that Acer one will be priced cheaper.

Wait!

The Asus R15 cools properly and does not make a lot of sounds. It has respectable temperatures. The screen is also nice and fast. Intel has a lot of laptops with RTX'S 30 series, but they are costly. We saw AMD do great CPUs and GPUs last year. AMD will come out with their products by July, and I think we should wait because an AMD CPU with an AMD GPU should be mind-blowing.








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