Review on Microsoft Surface I7 8650U Certified Refurbished by Anastazja Matejczyk

The battery, on the one hand, is smaller than on laptops of mobile (non-gaming) series, but on the other hand, the laptop is compact, thin, and light. Because there are no drawbacks per se, I will leave this field blank. When compared to alternative options, 1.8 kg for 15.6 inches is a significant advantage. This, of course, takes into account the currently installed CPU, video card, and cooling for those components. If I use it in the "movies / browser" mode with the brightness set to medium, the battery should last for 5 hours. The battery itself lasts long enough for me to use it for 3 to 4 hours. If you play AAA games that require maximum consumption, you will get the best performance from the network. About the display, the color gamut that is announced here is 66%, and it is at a good level here; you can't instantly tell the difference between this and a monitor that has a full gamut, and the color saturation is about average. Distinct buzz - 144-Hz matte IPS matrix. The brightness is about par for the course, but you shouldn't have any trouble seeing the screen even in bright environments. In addition, the design of the laptop itself makes it possible to utilize the device as a set-top box by connecting a display and a control to it. The HDMI port is handily situated on the rear of the device. It's possible that it will be more expensive than consoles, but compare that to the number of possibilities it offers. Cyberpunk is cheerful and high, and so are Humanity and the Black desert. In WarThunder, it supports dlss and is capable of producing 80-120 frames per second; however, playing the game without charging it reduces the frame rate to 30. Thus, the mechanics of other games will operate in the same manner. You can explore through the frames per second that are available on notebookcheck for a variety of games.