US pricing for these Pro configurations was not available at the time of writing. The Pro model also offers its own upgrade option, with 32GB of RAM and a Quadro RTX 5000 with 16GB of video RAM bringing the total price to a hefty £3,166.66 (ex. The ConceptD 7 Pro reduces the RAM to 16GB but steps up to a Quadro RTX 3000 graphics card for £2,083.32 (ex. VAT £2,799 inc.VAT, or $3,799.99), but Acer muddies the water somewhat by also offering a 'Pro' model that appears to provide better value for money. There's a rather expensive graphics upgrade that includes a GeForce RTX 2080 with 8GB of video RAM for £2,332.50 (ex. VAT, or $2,699.99) and also includes 32GB of RAM, 1TB of solid-state storage and a discrete Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 GPU with 6GB of video memory. We reviewed the entry-level model, which costs £1,915.83 (ex. However, all models share the same 15.6-inch display with 4K resolution, Windows 10 Pro and a 6-core Intel Core i7-9750H running at 2.6GHz (up to 4.5GHz with TurboBoost).

Pricing & optionsĪcer's website is characteristically confusing, as it lists a number of configurations for the ConceptD 7 but only provides partial pricing information for the available models. The ConceptD 7 is considerably more expensive, but addresses some of those limitations with the welcome addition of an impressively bright 4K display and a slimmer, lighter design. It was also rather large and heavy, and seemed more like a desktop replacement system than a laptop designed for mobile creative workers.

Acer's 15.6-inch ConceptD 3 Pro, which we reviewed recently, delivered strong performance and good value for money, but had some limitations - most notably, its modest FHD (1920x1080) display.

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