
Acer Nitro 5 Laptop: Experience immersive multimedia with this Acer Nitro 5 gaming laptop. The 8GB of RAM and Intel Core i5 processor support multitasking, and the 512GB solid-state drive offers quick data access and ample storage. This Acer Nitro 5 gaming laptop features an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 graphics card that renders crystal-clear images on the 17.3-inch Full HD display.
A: Memory is upgradeable to 32GB. The bottom case must be removed to access those slots. The M.2 slot supports PCI-e Gen3 x4, only.
Q: Does the Acer Nitro 5 have a dvd player?
A: No it doesn't
A: I’ve played WoW, Guild Wars 2, and FFXIV on my Acer Nitro 5 on these games’ highest settings, and the laptop performed beautifully with no noticeable lag or glitching. I’m certain gameplay for ESO and SWtOR should be just as good. The graphics in-game were clear and bright, though the sound coming from the speakers was what you’d expect from a laptop. I’d encourage customizing the fan and battery settings via NitroSense to help the laptop perform optimally during extended gaming sessions.
A: The AN517-51-56YW has two M2 2280 slots in which one has the 512GB SSD drive. It also comes with screws, ribbon cable and space for a 2.5" drive. You can see them in the picture below.
Q: Hello, I want to add a second 8GB RAM. What brand is installed so I can match it? Thank you, Sherwin
A: It can be Kingston or Hynix but it is not limited to these brands because it depends on availability at the time of manufacture. The memory type supported is DDR4 2666 SO-DIMM.
A: It definitely gets very hot, very quickly, on even basic games. You don't want it flat on your lap, thats for sure. Overall it hopefully is designed to cool enough to prevent damage, but frequent high heat can really wear down a computer fast. This is a concern of mine and I'm debating keeping it, which is a shame cuz besides the heat and the HORRIBLE speakers, the computer seams very nice.
A: I ran PCMark 10 on this device and Digital Content creation was one of the lowest scores of the test ran. Gaming came in at 6,698 while Digital Content creation was at 4880 and Video at 3,253. See screenshot attached.
A: This seems to be an issue with these models. Mine wouldn't even power on the day it arrived, I had to open it up and disconnect the battery, then hold the power button for 20 seconds, then plug the battery back in before it would power on. After booting, I had the same issue with they keyboard... most keys didn't work. When I popped the back again, I saw that the ribbon connector for the keyboard was pushed into the connector, but the clips were not locked in place. I had to remove the tape holding the ribbon cable then properly insert the ribbon cable into the connector, *pressing the clips down to make them lock the ribbon cable into place*, then re-taped the ribbon cable to the circuit board. On power up, everything worked now and I was able to connect to wifi and setup the device, etc. I've owned a couple Acer laptops in the past though this is my first gaming one and I have to say, this is some pretty sloppy quality control. Someone who wasn't a certified laptop repair technician probably wouldn't figure all that out without a lot of searching. -2 stars to Acer for that botched job.