Acer has created a unique graphics card with its latest flagship, the Predator RTX 4090. This card has a built-in water cooling system and a thick and sturdy 3-slot frame with two large fans that hide a radiator with a copper block that touches the GPU. The card also has two pumps at the back and a single power connector that uses an adapter from two standard PSU connectors.
The Predator RTX 4090 is also part of the Predator Triton 17 X, a 17-inch laptop for gaming and work. The laptop has a 13th Gen Intel Core i9 CPU, up to 32GB DDR5 memory, and up to 4TB PCIe Gen4 storage. The laptop has a sleek and solid unibody design, six speakers, and an optional Mini LED screen with HDR and local dimming. The laptop also supports NVIDIA DLSS 3, ray tracing, and Max-Q technologies.
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Acer Unveiled its Flagship 'Predator RTX 4090' GPU
Trend Themes
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2. Max-q Technologies - The integration of Max-Q technologies in gaming devices provides opportunities for manufacturers to better optimize power efficiency and improve the overall gameplay experience.
3. Mini LED Screens - The growing demand for high-quality display screens in gaming and entertainment offers opportunities for manufacturers to invest in mini LED technologies for enhanced visual experiences.
Industry Implications
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