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Acer Nitro 17 Gaming Laptop | AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS Octa-Core CPU | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Laptop GPU | 17.3" QHD 165Hz IPS Display | 1TB Gen 4 SSD | Wi-Fi 6E | RGB Backlit KB | AN17-41-R7G3, Black

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Condition
Used - Like New
Model
AN17-41-R7G3
Storage
1 TB
Memory
16 GB
Screen size
17.3 in
Weight
6.6 lb
Color
Black
Warranty
One-year International Travelers Limited Warranty (ITW)

Features 10

  • Go full throttle with the Acer Nitro 17 gaming laptop featuring the latest AMD Ryzen 7000 Series Processors and NVIDIAs DLSS 3 technology whether playing casually or ranking up online. The picture-perfect 17.3-inch QHD display with 165Hz refresh rates provides an immersive viewing experience while next-gen cooling, a 4-zone RGB keyboard and NitroSense software let you take command of the playing field.
  • AMD Ryzen 7000 Series: Now featuring the AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS Octa-Core Processor delivering superior gaming performance where you need it most. With Precision Boost, get up to 5.1GHz for your high-demand games.
  • AMD Ryzen AI: Present your best self with AI-enhanced video chat. Get a laptop thats AI ready.
  • Beyond Fast: The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Laptop GPU is beyond fast for gamers and creators. They're powered by the ultra-efficient NVIDIA Ada Lovelace architecture which delivers a quantum leap in both performance and AI-powered graphics.

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Go full throttle with the Acer Nitro 17 gaming laptop featuring the latest AMD Ryzen Processors and NVIDIA’s DLSS 3 technology – whether playing casually or ranking up online. The picture-perfect 17.3-inch QHD display with 165Hz refresh rates provides an immersive viewing experience while next-gen cooling, a 4-zone RGB keyboard and NitroSense software let you take command of the playing field. (NH.QKMAA.001).

Specs 69

Brand Acer
Model Name Nitro 17
Screen Size 17.3 inches
Color Black
Hard Disk Size 1 TB
CPU Model AMD Ryzen 7
Ram Memory Installed Size 16 GB
Operating System Windows 11 Home

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This thing is loud when plugged in
CPU: R7 7840HS / RTX 4060 / 17.3" Capacity: 17.3-inch QHD
This laptop is very nice, I've had it for a while now and have had only 1 problem with it. -When you plug it in it cannot be booting up or running a program or that program will freeze or lag, or the boot process errors out and has to restart. But over all it works amazing I use it for path of exile, leauge, old diablo games, etc. and I can do full screens of mobs and effects and it is clear and crisp picture. - When running in gaming mode with it plugged in the fan is loud but you get use to it pretty quickly. - the sound on this is average the music can go to a decent level but it is a laptop after all so if you want boombastic sound I recommend headphones. - the battery life on this is great if your using for school or typing word documents the battery lasts for hours(5+) without plugging it in. Once you start using large high quality videos or games the battery does only last like 1-2 hrs depending what setting you have it on. -honestly everything else is great about the laptop I have no complaints besides the plug in thing I mentioned earlier. Great buy in my opinion and would buy again if I needed another one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2024 by mark
Fast and Feature Packed
CPU: R7 7840HS / RTX 4060 / 17.3" Capacity: 17.3-inch QHD
Review Image by Andy F. Andy F.
The Nitro A17, with the Ryzen 7840 and the RTX 4060, is a great laptop, with tons of ports 3x USB A two of which are gen 3, 2x USB C gen 4 on the back, HDMI, and a micro SD card slot. It plays any game I can find at full no problem. It has loud fans when gaming and in turbo as you should expect. Though in quiet mode it is very quiet. You can use the HDMI to play shows and you will not hear it. The battery life varies widely depending on usage. I get between 3 and 5 hours. Though if I was using heavy gaming I would expect only 2 hours. My only complaints so far after a few weeks of use is the seeming lack of USB C charging. The documents say one of the c ports is power in though the cable I hooked up seems not to work. And it is a USB C charger for a laptop. Second is the keyboard and touch pad,the touch pad is big and as such is easily hit while typing. Causing issues and the placement of the keys on the right side of the keyboard is not for me. I hit the wrong key so many times I bought a wireless keyboard mouse combo. All in all I for the cost I could not have gotten a better deal on it. And it provides me all the power I can use and more. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2024 by Andy F. Andy F.
Great Laptop! Great Price!
CPU: R7 7840HS / RTX 4060 / 17.3" Capacity: 17.3-inch QHD
I am a power user, have to have the best setup with the latest hardware, yup, I'm that annoying guy. When it came to getting a gaming laptop however I didn't want to spend the bank so I tried the streaming route, it's nearly there, maybe in 5 years it'll be perfect but it's still too fussy, so back to shopping... I came across this laptop and the price was right and the 4060 is one of the rare cases where the laptop and the PC versions are the same so I gave it a shot. Very surprised on performance, the 1080p screen is great. Build quality my only gripe is the case is plastic so it's It's now 5.5 months later and the laptop is dead, no chargly went and bought 32gb and swapped out the 16gb, however... It's now 5.5 months later and the laptop is dead, no charge, no power, nothing. I tried all the remove battery and try reset plus removing ram sticks and reinserting, nothing. I contacted Acer and they said it's out of warranty, really? Hasn't been 6 months and I've only used it sparingly for a few games. Took it to Micro Center and they found the warranty, apparently the laptop was so dead that I was issued a full refund credit towards a new laptop, amazing. So happy ending after all. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2025 by T-Hughes
Desktop replacement with a gorgeous screen and a nice surprise.
CPU: R7 7840HS / RTX 4060 / 17.3" Capacity: 17.3-inch QHD
Review Image by E. Tucker E. Tucker
Review Image by E. Tucker E. Tucker
Explanation of pictures - Two computers side by side shows the bright colors of the Acer Nitro 17 display vs. my wife's Lenovo 5 Slim which I had considered but dismissed after seeing the display at a local retailer. The other picture shows that my system came with DDR5 5600MHz vs. the 4800MHz it was advertised to have. Bonus for me! :) A quick recap of why I ended up purchasing this computer. Unfortunately we are in a position of having to downsize dramatically and our desktop computers will be going in to storage. My wife and I are both avid gamers, currently really in to playing Baldur's Gate 3 a couple times a week with some friends. I knew I needed something with enough grunt to play most any game I threw at it for at least 2-3 years, my previous experience with the 60 level (860M) GPU told me that this would be a good enough level to handle that want. I needed to have a CPU that would be able to handle my day to day work, enough umph to handle games, be higher end to remain serviceable for a good few years, and be efficient. My biggest want was a big vibrant display, followed by power port on the back, current gen ports (HDMI 2.1, USB 4 Type C, and USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type A) , DDR5, and last but so far away from least would be build quality. GPU is handled by a Nvidia 4060 8GB (would have gone 4070 if they had a 12GB version, but all I could find was 8GB). Performance different between the 4060 and 4070 is ~15%, not enough different to justify the price. While looking at this there was an Asus ROG with a 12th Gen i7 and a 4070 but it was built on an outdated system board that only ran DDR4, the performance gains going from DDR4 3200 MHz to DDR5 4800MHz is about 6-7% which brings than GPU advantage in to check. The CPU going to the Ryzen 7 7840 vs the 12th gen i7 gives about 5-7% as well. So there goes most of the gains. Sure some games won't be hindered by the loss of CPU or Memory and the 4070 will knock the 4060 back down, but as games get more advanced and more CPU intensive, I like having the extra grunt and the extra RAM speed. That was my reasoning for staying with the less expensive 4060. CPU, I'm an AMD fanboy. I have been for years. Ever single desktop I've built since I started building have been AMD. Started with AMD K5 P166 way back when. Then K6 200, 233, K6-2, Duron, Athlon, Athlon XP, FX, Ryzen 7 1700, Ryzen 7 5700X, and now Ryzen 7 7840HS. I opted for the Ryzen 7 over the Ryzen 5 (7640HS) which was available in a Lenovo I was comparing against, and interestingly enough the one my wife ended up with. I know this CPU will handle what I need for a long while and be very efficient. Display. Boy howdy, let me tell you this thing is gorgeous. Bright (in the picture it is at 50% brightness and it looks just as bright as the Lenovo 5 Slim 16" WUXGA display at 100%). Color reproduction is great, not the best in the world but let's be real here... this laptop does not cost that much. For a 17.3" display that puts out this much eye melting beauty is a steal. Blows away others that cost $500 more. Just look at the picture. Speaks for itself. RAM - 16GB, enough for now. And by some hiccup mine came with 5600MHz DDR5 instead of the advertised 4800MHz. I call that a win and it will surely help down the road. Build Quality - I was most worried about this and sort of still am. I've owned HP, Lenovo, and Dell. Never been happy with the HP. Dell held up great. My old Lenovo from 2014 was built like a tank and was what I held on to until I purchased this one. That system had a 4th Gen i7, Nvidia 860M, and 16GB RAM. It handled most things great until recently, it has been retired to being a garage computer. It doesn't feel cheap. The hinge is crazy tight. The palm rest doesn't flex under weight unless you push really hard. The keyboard doesn't dip while typing. The display doesn't shake at all while typing. Keyboard feels solid. No missed keys while typing this long review. Touchpad is a little cheap, wish it were a bit more accurate or made of a more slippery material so my finger wouldn't skip while dragging slowly. But let's be honest, I'm using a mouse when I do anything that required more precision than a touchpad can deliver. Time will tell if it holds up. The black plastic surface is a fingerprint magnet so keep a microfiber cloth for when you want to wipe it off. With all of that being said I am purchasing the 4 Year extended warranty for this laptop which means I likely won't have to make a claim because that's how it goes with these things, you know what I'm saying. All in all, I really do like this computer. I wasn't completely on board at first but after using it for a few days I am excited to spend the next few years gaming with this system. Before I close this out I would be doing you a disservice if I didn't say that yes this thing runs Baldur's Gate 3 butter smooth at full resolution (2560x1440). Not a hiccup. And it looks soooo good :). If you made it this far, thank you for reading my review. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2023 by E. Tucker E. Tucker
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