The 17.3-inch panel gives you plenty of room for games, spreadsheets or two windows side by side. A 144 Hz refresh rate makes fast camera pans, scrolling and competitive shooters look noticeably smoother than on a standard 60 Hz laptop screen. IPS technology keeps colours consistent when you view the screen from an angle, and the matte coating cuts down on reflections from windows and overhead lights, which helps during long sessions.
Intel's Core 7 260 drives this Nitro, handling everything from browser tabs and office work to game engines and photo editing. Paired with fast memory and NVMe storage, it keeps the system responsive when several demanding programs are open at once. Acer does not list the core count or clock speeds in this listing, so check Intel's official specifications if you need exact figures for a specific workload.
With 32 GB of DDR5 memory, you can run a modern game alongside a voice chat, a browser full of tabs and a streaming tool without the system slowing to a crawl. That amount of RAM is also a comfortable fit for video editing, large spreadsheets and virtual machines. DDR5 offers higher bandwidth than the previous generation, so data moves quickly between the processor and memory.
The 1024 GB solid-state drive uses the PCIe Gen4 NVMe interface, rated at 16 Gb/s in the listing. In practice, that means quick boot times, short loading screens and fast file transfers. One terabyte is enough for a solid library of games together with your documents, photos and apps. Acer does not state whether a second SSD slot is available, so confirm upgrade options before planning extra storage.
Dedicated NVIDIA GeForce graphics take the load off the processor in games and creative apps, helping you make the most of the 144 Hz display. The exact GPU model is not shown in the specifications provided, so check the full model code if you need to compare performance with other gaming laptops. Either way, a discrete GPU is a clear step up from integrated graphics for gaming.
According to the listed specifications, the laptop weighs 1.60 kg, which makes it easy to carry from desk to sofa or pack in a bag for a LAN party. It runs on an embedded rechargeable battery. Acer does not list the battery capacity or runtime here, so for long gaming sessions it's sensible to plan on staying near a socket.
This Nitro is a strong match for gamers who want a large, fast screen without moving to a desktop, students who need one machine for coursework and evening games, and home users who edit photos or video. The combination of 32 GB RAM and a 1 TB SSD means you won't need to upgrade straight away, which adds to the overall value of this deal.
| Brand | Acer |
|---|---|
| Diagonal | 17.3" |
| Net weight | 1.60 kg |
| Warranty | 24 months |
| EAN | 4711721330975 |
Yes. It combines NVIDIA GeForce dedicated graphics, an Intel Core 7 260, 32 GB of DDR5 RAM and a 144 Hz display, a setup designed for smooth gameplay. The exact GPU model is not listed.
The manufacturer does not list the keyboard layout in these specifications. Please check the product details or contact the seller before ordering.
The laptop already ships with 32 GB DDR5 and a 1 TB NVMe SSD. Acer does not list the number of free memory or SSD slots here, so upgrade options cannot be confirmed.
The laptop has a built-in rechargeable battery, but the manufacturer does not list its capacity or battery life.
The specifications provided do not mention an operating system, so check the product details before buying if you need one preinstalled.
