Reviewing the Razer Blade 17 gaming laptop, 2022 Edition, with its upgraded 12th Gen Intel Core i9 chip, RTX 30 Series GPU, capable cooling system and 4K 144Hz display. I've been gaming for a week on this thing and here's my real life experience, plus benchmarking that Razer Blade 17 2022 to see if it really is one of the best performance notebooks.
If money is no object, then you really can't go wrong (unless you want a laptop that's actually properly portable). That Intel Core i9 12800H can cope with basically anything you throw at it, while the Nvidia RTX 3080 Ti means you can boost graphics settings to the super ultra deluxe level, no worries. Those visuals will look eye-bleedingly amazing on the Razer Blade 17's 4K screen, which is punchy and super-sharp. It's not OLED tech but it's still bright and poppy.
This 2022 gaming machine also boasts strong connectivity, a fast nVME SSD setup, buckets of RAM etc. Of course it also costs £5000 in the UK which is...like, a lot of money. If you want ludicrous power and your budget isn't an issue, the Blade 17 from Razer will certainly impress. Otherwise, plenty of rival machines offer a good experience for less cash.
Razer Blade 17 (2022) Review Chapters:
0:00 - Talky intro thing
1:00 - Design & ports
2:10 - Software
2:55 - Camera
3:33 - Display & audio
5:10 - Performance & gaming
6:47 - Benchmarking
7:48 - Cooling
8:53 - Keyboard & storage
9:54 - Battery life
10:15 - Verdict
