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The Ryzen 7 3750H is based on the Zen+ architecture (not the newer 7nm Zen 2) and features 4 physical core and eight threads, with a max clock speed of 4 GHz. In-game though, you’re looking at something that’ll settle a bit below that. This is roughly the amount of CPU horsepower you want to not bottleneck your graphics card in today’s games.
The GeForce RTX 2060 for graphics is no slouch either. It delivers framerates roughly on par with the GTX 1080. It’s a serviceable card for 1440p gaming. This makes it an excellent choice when paired with the FX505DV’s 120 Hz 1080p monitor. You might not get a locked 120Hz in the most taxing AAA games, but in most eSports games that’s exactly what you’ll be getting. All in all, if you’re in the market for a gaming laptop right now, this is the one to beat.
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Further Reading:
- Best Gaming PC Build Under Rs. 40,000 for 1080p Ultra (Oct 2019)
- AMD FreeSync vs NVIDIA G-Sync: Which is Better?