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Following on from the Nvidia CES 2023 presentation – we’ve already seen the finally confirmed RTX 4070 Ti release date, price and specs. Alongside this, we’ve also received confirmation of the much anticipated RTX 40-series gaming laptops being released on February 8th.
This gaming laptop comes equipped with a 16-inch 4K display – with the capabilities of the laptop being hooked up to three 4K displays so that it can be used as a gaming hub. This is an incredible feat for a gaming laptop, though with an RTX 4090 or 4080 inside – we’d expect as much.
Alongside this, the laptop’s incredible processing power makes it perfect for content creators and graphics renderers who participate in collaborative processes via Omniverse.
And, perhaps one of the most desirable features for the RTX 40-series gaming laptops is the inclusion of DLSS 3.0 – a given with the new Lovelace architecture. This means that the laptops will be making use of AI generated graphics rendering to increase framerate and reduce screen-tearing, ultimately improving gaming performance significantly.
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The RTX 40-series gaming laptops are equipped with RTX 4090s and RTX 4080s, and perhaps even more surprising, come February 22nd we’ll be seeing RTX 4070, 4060 & 4050 mobile GPUs inside the gaming laptops.
These Nvidia 40-series products will likely end up being some of the best gaming laptops under $1000, which is an extremely attractive price-tag for laptops released in 2023 with the latest mobile GPUs inside.
The displays are capable of rendering up to 1440p – which is a fantastic resolution for what will likely become budget gaming laptops.
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