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- Model:
- ANV15-41-R2Y3
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- SKU:
- 6576633
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Q: QuestionHello! Can this laptop run genshin well? Also does it support adding on memory things to help with storage and memory?
Asked by Ghost.
- A:Answer I would have ignored this question if I hadn't seen Acer's reply, which is kind of wonky. First of all, for specific software, check the software's website. Always. The other way is backwards. Second, About "memory things," Acer answers "There are two M.2 SSD slots that support up to 16GB each, for max total of 32GB." "M.2" and "SSD" has nothing to do with the RAM, which is an independent feature and connects with SODIMM-related pins, not related. You would have to check the Acer website or manual, or the one for the motherboard, to find the specifics on the memory. Here, it is just stated that it uses DDR5 RAM.
Answered by luislast
Q: QuestionWhat the color accuracy on the display? How much % Srgb does it cover?
Asked by simon.
- A:Answer The LCD screen specs can vary depending on availability at the time of manufacture. In order to determine the exact LCD screen in the laptop, please contact Acer support at 866-695-2237. With the serial number they can determine which LCD was installed in the laptop.
Answered by TeamAcer

Q: QuestionWhat is the battery life when you are not gaming?
Asked by spendmoney.
- A:Answer Unfortunately, there is no standard method of measuring battery life, the way there is, for example, CPU performance. This means it is impossible to compare one company’s computer’s battery use vs. another. Some manufacturers do provide details on how they measured it, but this is a rarity. The best way to find this information is to search out reviews by trusted tech publications, where they give detailed explanations of their procedures, as well as comparisons to comparable models.
Answered by luislast
Q: QuestionDoes it run steam well and can it create games
Asked by Blake.
- A:Answer As with anything else when it comes to computers, bigger and more powerful is almost always better. Almost. The second part of your question fails to take into account the type of game you might want, and which specific engine and software you would be using.: CryEngine, GameMaker, Java, AppGameKit Studio, Core, Game Builder Garage, Godot, etc. So for both parts of your inquiry, I recommend you do your OWN research into the answer. Take some responsibility for your life, instead of depending on an unknown bunch of randos. To find out whether a specific computer build enables playing a specific game, go to the game manufacturer's website and search for the game, where you will find a full list of system requirements, both minimum (game can be played under the correct circumstances) and recommended (game can be played with full flexibility and enjoyment). The same goes for any programming applications you might have in mind.
Answered by luislast




























