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Acer Swift 3 (2019) (SF314-55G-78U1) review: This midrange notebook PC hides Nvidia graphics power

Acer Swift 3 (2019) (SF314-55G-78U1) review: This midrange notebook PC hides Nvidia graphics power

Posted on October 16, 2019 By Jarvis

Acer’s Swift 3 was built for the buyer who wants a bit more punch under the hood.

Acer’s Swift 3 (2019) should attract the type of savvy notebook PC buyer searching for a little more graphics oomph than the standard integrated GPU provides. Combining an 8th-gen “Whiskey Lake” chip plus a discrete Nvidia GeForce MX150 GPU opens up more opportunities for light gaming without breaking the bank.
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