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Acer Swift 3X 14" i7-1165G7 8GB DDR4 / 1TB SSD $1,098 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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Pretty good price for an Intel 11th gen laptop. Also avaliable at Harvey Norman.

Intel Core I7-1165G7 processor
8GB DDR4 (2x 4GB) memory
1TB SSD storage
Intel Iris XE graphics
14" Full HD display
Windows 10 Home

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  • Does this utilize PWM?

  • +1

    Soldered RAM and storage?

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      Memory yes, storage is not only upgradeable but it has a free slot too

      • Yep, two M.2 slots. (I have plugged an Optane 16gb module as a dedicated pagefile drive into my second slot - benefit of doing this is questionable, though!)

  • +2

    Had been $1098 for about a month now

    https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/607072

  • +8

    Seems like an epic shame to share a very powerful iGPU with only 8gb of ram. Even some light gaming, you'll run into ram/vram issues here.

    • The XE MAX dGPU has dedicated 4GB VRAM. But there are other problems (driver-related) that really pull it down at this time.

  • I have an Acer Swift, after nearly a year, the unit already had charging and battery issues.

  • +1

    With Apple having abandoned Intel their laptops are tumbling in price.

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    8gb soldered RAM. Sorry but this is not a deal

  • +2

    Don't bet on the XE MAX being a good dGPU option (compared to AMD SOCs or just the plain XE iGPU) - drivers are NOT mature, and it doesn't look like ACER will be updating them anytime soon. I have been posting to both ACER and Intel support forums about this issue - see https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/607072 for more details.

    For over $1000, I'd want the XE MAX (with its dedicated 4GB VRAM) to be working flawlessly for gaming - and it's far from that. Reverting back to XE graphics only is a sort-of solution (the 1165G7 iGPU is really very very similar to the XE MAX after all), but then you are sharing system memory, at with no expansion possibility, and I'd be very hesitant. Right now, you're probably better off going with a XE (non-MAX) solution - that is, pay less for XE, and substitute XE MAX for an extra 8GB RAM. Or a MX350.

    For content-creators/trancoders, the XE MAX seems to be a beast IF your software is optimised for XE MAX/DEEP-LINK. If not - you might as well just go with an 8-core AMD SOC. If I'm not mistaken, there are plenty of options at this price-point.

  • price is showing $1599 on amazon, is this deal expired?

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