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Sporting an AMD Radeon RX 6550M graphics card with a Ryzen processor and 8GB of RAM, this laptop runs contemporary AAA titles at HD. Powerful enough for photo editing, the Victus will double as a productivity machine.
The Victus’ screen is in lockstep with its graphics processor and is capable of pumping out a seamless frame rate up to 144Hz. This keeps you competitive in online play, where the twitchiest player often takes the medal. Backlit keys keep you locked in even for late night hack n’ slash sessions. The included three months of Game Pass give you a chance to try out a huge selection of games.
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