Review on Razer Blade Studio Laptop 2020 by Jeremy Watkins

I bought this to do 3D modeling and streaming. He does these jobs excellently. I can create full textures in Blender in real time with no lag while streaming my work. Holy cow, that's powerful. However, the fan definitely struggles to handle it and don't think about using it without a power source nearby. He blows through the force. Perhaps to the point where an updated adapter is required. As a reliable work machine, it's great if you have a station set up. The screen has an excellent resolution and the colors are very realistic. I love this little beast and hope it lasts for the next five years or so. There were some issues with the fan at one point, but taking the battery out and resetting it did the trick. I would definitely suggest a desktop computer with a USB fan if using it as a laptop. Movement with mods, I really wouldn't spend your budget on it. That's good, but games don't use it enough anyway. And why do they keep insisting that the touchscreen is such an advantage? I was able to get by without spoiling the great optics with my fingerprints. Pros: - Beautiful design, very professional finish made of brushed aluminum - Surprisingly light weight - GeForce RTX - Great resolution - Powerful Cons: - Too powerful? - Low battery life - Designed for the working professional's touchscreen book (personal disgust)