Acer Predator Helios 300 PH315-54-760S Gaming Laptop | Intel i7-11800H | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 GPU | 15.6 FHD 144Hz 3ms IPS Display | 16GB DDR4 | 512GB SSD | Killer WiFi 6 | RGB Keyboard

Any game u throw, it can run

This laptop comes with everything you need. The i7 and 3060 combo is great for gaming. The 1080 screen with 144hz is smooth and fairly sharp. Also the upgradability is fantastic, you can throw in another m.2, a 2.5 inch ssd or hard drive, and switch both ram slots for higher capacity. The only downsides, screen has some bleed and the battery life is quite bad. Make sure you keep it plugged in, I get maybe 3 hours of internet browsing/streaming off of a full charge.

I play phasmophobia and indie games and it runs perfectly. I’ve tried apex on it and it ran cooler than I expected so that was great. The only time I had an issue with heat is when I tried gaming and streaming on it at the same time which is unsurprising. It’s not a PC but in my case the portability is worth it

I got this just to try it out. I play a lot of wireless VR on my Vive Pro and Quest 2. I figured this would be ok at it but thankfully it blew my mind. Yeah it is very loud when you turn the fans/turbo on but it seems to have great cooling. In VR, I dont notice it. Didnt think it could play VR well without a cable and thankfully I was wrong. Had an old router I hooked up and it is flawless, almost better than my i78700k, 3080, 16 gig ram (less than 300hz). Nice desktop I have but my mobo is a bit slow.

Gaming experience was pleasant, 110 fps on warzone and handled everything just right. The issue was that no matter the configuration, battery didnt last for more than 1h 30min. Also, the fans were very loud and was hot all the time no mater the task.

I was in the market for a laptop, as I felt it was time for an upgrade. Being a retired IT professional, I needed a laptop where I can use my 4K drone footage for video editing...and do some gaming as well. I knew what specs I wanted and what I was willing to pay...even if there was a trade off between specs and affordability.

Did not power on and did not even charge with power cable right out of the box. A newly bought laptop shouldn’t give this experience.

This laptop was amazing. It did everything I needed it to do and I was enjoying it...for the first 3 days of course. Then out of nowhere the GPU fan just stops turning on. The GPU in the Predatorsense application showed a temperature of 92C at one point and the fan still did not turn on. Put on Turbo mode and nothing. Changed setting manually still nothing. I was really enjoying this laptop but that happened with the Fan. I would probably expect it from a year of use but this is supposed to be brand new.

I bought this laptop to dip my toes in the water for PC gaming and also to use as a personal PC for emails, browsing the web, etc. I used a separate monitor as I wasnt using this as a mobile gaming set-up. The version I got with the i7 and 3060 laptop GPU was great for warzone. I was able to run well above standard graphics on Warzone at about 100FPS. I never had any issues with overheating, although I did buy a cheap fan deck to put the laptop on. The fan isnt quiet, but that is to be expected with any gaming laptop, especially when under stress. I have since bought a full gaming desktop as I realized I did want to fully make the jump from console to PC but I gave this laptop to my wife who plays the Sims and Age of Empires and she has seen HUGE performance boosts compared to her older Asus Nitro 5. Her games run much smoother on this laptop. I would recommend this laptop to anyone looking to get into pc gaming or someone that is looking for a multi-use portable PC. Be sure to check the specs and reviews for the specific model youre buying as Amazon shows reviews for similar pcs with different internal specs.

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