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it wasn't long ago that getting high performance processors and discreet graphics in a laptop would require a big and heavy chassis and they typically weren't attractive but now thankfully we're here I'm Josh Goldman was seen at and this is the Acer Aspire V nitro Black Edition a finish lightish 15.6 inch laptop with a has well based Intel quad core Core i7 processor and nvidia geforce gtx 860m graphics that's used to push pixels around a UHD 3840 by 2160 resolution matte LCD but before I dive into more about the components let's take a design tour since available configurations vary by region the chassis is coated in a nice grip herbal soft touch material inside and out and all the ports are lined up on one side save for an SD card slot up front the keyboard is full size with a number pad and backlit and red which is really the only edgy part of the design the click pad is good and big but maybe not the most responsive and since it doesn't have a touchscreen you might find yourself packing a mouse if you're doing a lot of work the screen is a winner here though looking great at its full 4k resolution or dialed down to 1080 and actually because of the mid-range graphics demanding games are only really playable at reduced resolution though games where frame rates are less a concern can be played at 4k also with 16 gigs of memory a 256 gig SSD and one terabyte hard drive this can handle multimedia work too however you won't want to stray too far from an outlet as we only got about two and a half hours from the battery you could read the full review on Sina comm but outside of the battery life and if the subdued looks appeal to you this is an excellent laptop I'm Josh Coleman and that's a look at the Acer Aspire V nitro Black Edition you