Powered by the latest Nvidia graphics card, both Razer Blade laptops sport unique features like the 16’s dual resolution display.
Razer is swinging back into gaming laptops game with the Blade 16 and Blade 18, both of which have some serious muscle behind them.
The two machines will “come equipped with the latest 13th generation Intel Core i9 HX chipset” and a GeForce RTX 40 series GPU from Nvidia that can run up to 175W TGP (Total Graphics Power). 175W refers to the amount of power being sent directly into the GPU to ensure high performance, though not power-efficiency as it will drain the battery pretty quickly.
Judging from the description, there will be multiple models of the Blade laptops corresponding to a specific graphics card. The full list is unknown. However, we know that one will house the powerful RTX 4090. As impressive as the hardware is, what really gets us are the differences between the two (opens in new tab). Arguably the Blade 16 is the less powerful of the two, but it still packs impressive features.
Razer claims the Razer Blade 16 (opens in new tab) has the “world’s first dual-mode mini-LED display,” meaning it has two native resolutions: Ultra HD Plus (3840 x 2160 pixels) at 120Hz, also known as Creator Mode, and Full HD Plus (1920 x 1080 pixels) at 240Hz, called Gamer Mode.
