#Gaming Ultrabook

Razer has officially announced its late 2020 version of its gaming ultrabook, the Razer Blade Stealth 13 (FHD and OLED). Some lean too heavily into gaming, while others sacrifice performance in favor of portability. After using it for about a month across video editing, design work, and even some gaming on the side, it’s clear that ASUS had a very specific type of user in mind, and for the most part, they nailed it. Whether for creating content, watching videos, or casual gaming, the OLED panel delivers a level of depth and clarity that’s hard to go back from once you’ve experienced it. Gaming on the ProArt P16 is more of a secondary feature than a primary focus. Tekken 8 Ultra - 60 FPS Helldivers 2 High - 70-90 FPS Although, the experience isn’t quite as seamless as what you’d get from a dedicated gaming laptop. A quick restart resolves the issue completely, and it doesn’t affect creative workloads, but it’s worth noting for users who frequently switch between unplugged use and gaming sessions. While it isn’t optimized for gaming, it’s definitely a non-issue running most modern AAA and competitive games. Read more in our articles including "Razer Blade Stealth 13 FHD OLED variants now official" and "Google announces Googlebook as new AI-powered laptop category".