The Nitro 5 makes no apologies for being a budget gaming system. If you want cutting-edge tech like Nvidia's GeForce RTX graphics or a screen with a 144Hz refresh rate instead of the more familiar ...

In the field of low-end gaming laptops, Acer’s latest Nitro 5 (model AN517-51-56YW) is about as budget as they come. But for $880, you don’t need more than what the Acer Nitro 5 offers to play ...

Acer Nitro 5 vs HP Victus: What are their specifications? To start this Acer Nitro 5 vs HP Victus comparison, we acknowledge that both laptops are excellent devices with great gaming specifications.

Acer, a Taiwanese multinational hardware manufacturer has recently come up with the new gaming laptop named Nitro 5 which has been priced at Rs. 84,999. Here are 5 things you need to know about the ...

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Finding the right gaming laptop can feel like a struggle at the best of times, with a lot of really expensive hardware – and we do mean really expensive – from a variety of different manufacturers.

Christmas deals are almost everywhere and yet, the hard-to-find ones still remain elusive. For those who are looking for a gaming laptop for 2023, Newegg has a special offer for you. Currently, ...

The latest Nitro is not a major departure from previous designs. The styling is simple, entirely black accented only by the white edges of the keycaps. There are a couple of muscle lines on the lid to ...

Overall, the new Acer Nitro 5 AN515-58 (2023) is a solid step up over its predecessors, with improved thermal performance and build quality. While it’s bulkier and heavier, this has helped improve ...

The cheapest Nitro 5 combines an Intel Core i5 processor with Nvidia's aged GeForce GTX 1650 GPU. Our $1,099.99 test unit (model AN515-57-74TT) heats things up with an eight-core, 2.3GHz Core ...

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