Alienware m18 laptop powered by AMD Ryzen 9 7945HX processors and Radeon RX 7900M GPUs
With the unveiling of the new m18 gaming laptop under Dell’s esteemed Alienware banner, AMD has announced its inaugural use of the groundbreaking laptop GPU, Radeon RX 7900M. This chip boasts seamless compatibility with AAA-tier gaming titles, manifesting a display prowess akin to that of a desktop.
According to the intricate details divulged by AMD, the Radeon RX 7900M is architecturally crafted upon the RDNA 3 display paradigm. It seamlessly integrates AMD’s second-generation real-time ray tracing technology and is furnished with support for AV1 encoding capabilities. It is endowed with 72 CU sets, complemented by 64MB Infinity Cache, and can operate at a clock speed soaring up to 1825MHz. Its performance ostensibly lies in the interstice between the Radeon RX 7800XT and the Radeon 7900 GRE.
Furthermore, the Radeon RX 7900M is imbued with a copious 16GB 256bit GDDR6 display memory, thereby accommodating a surfeit of display data computation efficiency. Its aggregate power consumption is marked at 180W, and it is lauded for providing a stable gaming experience at resolutions surpassing 1440p within a laptop milieu. Additionally, it is adept at catering to the exigencies of video editing and real-time image rendering for creators.
Regarding the release of the new m18 gaming laptop by Alienware, it is perceived as an enhancement of the previously launched m17 R5. It sports an 18-inch screen embedded within its chassis, adhering to the AMD Advantage laptop design ethos. It is powered by both the Ryzen 7945HX processor and the Radeon RX 7900M display chip, thus ensuring a more holistic computational proficiency. Concurrently, the laptop’s performance can be dynamically modulated between the processor and display chip, leveraging AMD’s SmartShift technology, engendering an equilibrium between power and longevity via the AMD Adrenaline Edition software toolkit.
As for the display, it is structured with a 16:10 aspect ratio, accompanied by a QHD+ resolution. It supports a vertiginous refresh rate of up to 165Hz, and under reduced resolutions, this can be catapulted to an astounding 480Hz. Furthermore, the internal thermals are proficiently managed through an ensemble of four slim fans and eight heat pipes embedded within the laptop.
Alienware has projected a price tag of $2799.99 for this laptop, and it has been launched in markets such as the United States and Canada, effective immediately.
