CES 2025: All laptops with NVIDIA RTX 50 GPU

CES 2025 will be marked by one word: artificial intelligence. Companies from various segments are investing in this market, but video card companies have been keeping an eye on it for a while now. In this post, we show you which notebooks with NVIDIA RTX 50 GPU will hit the market during each month of 2025. Check out the full list.

What's New in NVIDIA's 50 Series GPUs

Blackwell Architecture

The architecture Blackwell, successor of Ada Lovelace, is the basis for the series video cards 50 from NVIDIA. Developed with cutting-edge technologies, with the manufacturing process TSMC 3sqm, it delivers significant advances in performance and energy efficiency, with greater transistor density and better thermal management.

Improvements include more advanced CUDA cores optimized for parallel computations and superior graphics performance. In addition, the architecture offers improved support for technologies such as next-generation ray tracing and greater integration of artificial intelligence, benefiting graphics and computational applications.

With a focus on energy efficiency, Blackwell also delivers higher power per watt, ideal for gamers, content creators and professionals. During NVIDIA's keynote at CES 2025, Jensen Huang, the company's president, stated that the most advanced model in the laptop line can reach the performance of the RTX 4090, the most advanced of the last generation, with half the energy consumption.

O Advanced Power Gating turns off inactive parts of the GPU to save power, while the Low Latency Sleep allows the GPU to enter sleep mode frequently, reducing consumption even in use.

DLSS-4

DLSS 4 (Deep Learning Super Sampling 4) is the next generation of Nvidia's AI-assisted rendering technology, introduced with the GeForce RTX 50 GPUs. Its main advancement is Multi-Frame Generation, which allows you to create up to three additional frames for each traditionally rendered frame, significantly increasing performance.

This functionality is exclusive to RTX 50-series GPUs, but other AI model improvements like Super Resolution and Ray Reconstruction are available for all RTX GPUs.

Using an advanced vision transformer architecture, DLSS 4 improves visual quality with greater temporal stability, reduced ghosting, and sharper images during motion. NVIDIA claims the technology can increase frame rates by up to 8x compared to traditional methods, enabling 4K gameplay at 240fps with full ray tracing.

Launching with support for 75 games and apps, including popular titles like Alan Wake 2 and Cyberpunk 2077, DLSS 4 also offers options to replace previous versions of games that haven’t been updated yet. This technology represents a significant leap forward in graphics quality and performance, making it a milestone in the gaming experience for compatible GPUs.

The great benefit of technology DLSS is that the notebook does not need to make an effort to process the images, which allows for lower energy consumption.

Neural rendering

Considered an evolution of DLSS, neural rendering will be used to also avoid the graphics card having to work too hard and, naturally, power consumption will be lower. NVIDIA mentioned in its press release that it has integrated neural networks within programmable shaders to create neural shaders.

RTX Neural Shaders will power the next decade of graphics innovation. They can be used to compress textures by up to 7X, saving massive amounts of graphics memory. They can also be used to create cinematic-quality textures and even more advanced lighting effects in games.

Faces and landscapes will be enhanced to provide higher resolution for users, using only a simpler rasterized face as a base, automatically and without any human intervention. The new architecture's artificial intelligence was essential to make this happen.

GDRR7 memory

With data transfer speeds of up to 36 Gbps per pin, GDDR7 provides much higher bandwidth, essential for 4K gaming, 3D rendering, and intensive applications such as artificial intelligence and machine learning.

One of the most important innovations is the adoption of signage PAM3 (Pulse-Amplitude Modulation 3 levels), which allows for greater efficiency in data transmission compared to previous technologies. This contributes to lower power consumption per bit transferred and helps reduce heat generation, even when operating at high frequencies. In addition, GDDR7 is designed to offer greater density, enabling a larger amount of memory in compact devices.

NVIDIA's RTX 50 series memory is manufactured by Samsung and Micron. The Korean company introduced GDRR7 memory in late 2024 and was expected to, in fact, be helping NVIDIA in the development of its new line of graphics cards.

Energy Efficiency

Due to the new architecture and also its new memory, the new video cards, both the desktop and notebook versions, will consume less energy to deliver higher performance. And another new feature is also coming to change the field of energy efficiency: the connector fields.

RTX 50 models use the 16-pin connector 12V2×6, a revision of the 12VHPWR connector, designed to improve safety and efficiency in power delivery. This update aims to minimize heat issues and connection failures, contributing to a more stable and efficient operation of GPUs.

Availability for notebooks

The forecast is that the first products with NVIDIA RTX 50 GPU for notebooks will hit the market from March 2025. The desktop versions are already available for purchase, but it will be necessary to wait additional time for notebook manufacturers to put models with the new video cards GeForce RTX 5090, 5080, 5070 Ti, and 5070.

But the main companies have already confirmed the launch through different models, let's get to know each one of them below.

Models presented at CES 2025

Acer Predator Helios 16 AI and 18 AI

Opening our list, the Acer Predator Helios 18 AI will hit the market with a 16 or 18 inch screen, processor intel core ultra and dedicated video cards up to NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090. The set includes up to 64 GB of DDR5 RAM with a speed of 6.400 MT/s, providing high performance.

While power consumption has not been specified, the improved cooling system promises to maintain good temperatures. This system relies on liquid metal to quickly dissipate heat from the chips.

The 16-inch variant features an OLED display with a Quad HD+ resolution of 2560 x 1600 in a 16:10 aspect ratio and a 240Hz refresh rate, as well as a peak brightness of 400 nits and support for variable refresh rate based on the activity performed on the screen. The model also supports NVIDIA G-Sync technology.

The 18-inch screen uses a Mini-LED panel, with two configurations: 4K+ and 120 Hz rate or Quad HD+ and 250 Hz rate, both with a peak brightness of 1.000 nits and support for variable refresh rate and NVIDIA G-Sync. The more robust model has six speakers instead of four, the number present in the 16″ model.

Both variants feature Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.3, a Full HD webcam with support for 3D facial recognition, a mechanical keyboard with magnetic switches and RGB backlighting, and Windows 11 Home. In terms of price, the 16-inch model will start at US$2.299 (around R$14) and the 18-inch model will start at US$2.999 (around R$18).

Dates for the arrival of the models in Brazil have not yet been specified, but they should arrive here in the middle of the second half of the year.

Predator Helios Neo 16S AI

This model is the ultra-thin version for those who like gaming notebooks. It stands out for having a 16-inch OLED screen with Quad HD+ resolution in 240 Hz and 165 Hz versions, both accompanied by VRR with G-Sync.

Although it doesn't come close to what we know from traditional ultra-thin models, weighing under 2 kilos, it is still lighter and thinner than the Predator Helios 16 AI Traditional, as it has a thickness of up to 19,9 mm and weighs 2,3 kg. The model also supports G-Sync.

Inside, there are processor options up to Intel CoreUltra 9 (Series 2) 275HX and GPU Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070i, in addition to up to 32 GB of RAM and SSD storage of up to 2 TB. The model will be sold from US$ 1.699 (around R$ 10 thousand in direct conversion) and there is still no launch date for Brazil.

Dell Alienware Area-51

This model is even more important for our list of notebooks with NVIDIA RTX 50 GPU, as the Dell confirmed that it will be manufactured in Brazil. Among the details, its 16-inch screen with QHD+ resolution (2560 x 1600) and 240Hz refresh rate.

The display offers color fidelity of up to 100% of the DCI-P3 palette and brightness of up to 500 nits, ensuring sharp and vibrant images. In addition, the Alienware 16 Area-51 includes a 4K HDR camera with presence detection and an immersive audio system with four speakers compatible with Dolby Atmos.

Dell's new notebook is a symbol of power and innovation, with a clear focus on high performance, being equipped with the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series GPU and Intel Core Ultra CPU 9, which together deliver a power of 280W. The Alienware 16 Area-51 does not compromise in terms of storage and memory. The model supports XMP memories of up to 7200 MT/s and Gen5 SSD drives, offering the latest technology available on the market.

This new Dell notebook will be sold in Brazil in 2025, but the date and price have not been specified. Internationally, it can be found starting at US$ 1.999 (around R$ 12.190 in direct conversion).

ASUS ROG Strix Scar 16 and Scar 18

Equipped with a ROG Nebula HDR Display with Mini LED, capable of reaching a maximum of 1.200 nits of brightness and a refresh rate of 240Hz and 2.5K resolution, these models arrive on the market as great options for gamers.

For those who like customization, the AniMe Vision port has 810 and small light holes in the lid for personalized effects. The notebooks also have two Thunderbolt 5 ports, HDMI 2.1, an Ethernet port and three USB-A inputs.

Under the hood, you will be able to choose processor options Intel Core Ultra 9 (Series 2) and video cards NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090. In terms of memory, it will be possible to find up to 64 GB of DDR5 RAM and up to 4 TB of internal SSD storage in the PCIe Gen 4 standard.

Its prices and release date for Brazil have not yet been revealed, but internationally it will be possible to buy the 16-inch model from US$2.499 (R$15.239 in direct conversion), while the 18-inch model will cost from US$2.999 (R$18.287 in direct conversion).

ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14 and G16

Another gamer line that has gained new features is the ROG Zephyrus G, which are now optimized to handle possible thermal spikes and perform better heat management.

Both models are built with a CNC-machined aluminum chassis, ensuring a premium, ultra-thin and lightweight design. They feature ROG Nebula Display OLED screens, with Delta E < 1 color accuracy, VESA DisplayHDR True Black 500 certification and Dolby Vision support, as well as expandable RAM up to 64 GB.

O Zephyrus G14 stands out for its weight of just 1,5 kg and a thickness of 1,59 cm. Its screen has 3K resolution, a refresh rate of 120 Hz and a response time of 0,2 ms. Internally, it is equipped with the processor AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 GPU.

Already Zephyrus G16 It weighs 1,85 kg and is slightly thinner, measuring 1,49 cm. Its screen has a 2.5K resolution and a refresh rate of up to 240 Hz. This model is powered by a Intel Core Ultra 9 285H CPU and can be configured with a NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 GPU.

ASUS has not yet released prices for these models, but it is expected that they will be sold for over R$10.

HP Omen Max 16

This HP notebook offers cutting-edge processor options, including the Intel CoreUltra 9 275HX and  AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 375, providing exceptional performance for gaming and intensive tasks. Additionally, the notebook can be configured with the GPU NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080.

A notable feature of the Omen Max 16 is its innovative cooling system, which includes a vapor chamber and reversible fans. This technology allows the fans to rotate in the opposite direction to expel accumulated dust, maintaining optimal thermal performance and extending the life of internal components.

The notebook also features the Omen AI from the factory, making the already powerful hardware even more attractive thanks to the use of Artificial Intelligence. With just one click, Omen AI adjusts hardware and software parameters, adapting to the player's usage profile and continually improving settings over time.

The model has an official starting price of US$ 1.699,99 (approximately R$ 8.500,00 in direct conversion) and will begin to be sold “in the coming months”, with no sales forecast yet in Brazil.

Lenovo legion 5

Lenovo introduced at CES 2025 the new legion 5, a gaming laptop equipped with processors Intel CoreUltra 9 ou AMD Ryzen AI 9, and graphics cards NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series, ensuring high performance in games and intensive applications. In addition, the Legion 5 supports up to 64 GB of DDR5 RAM, providing improved speed and efficiency.

The design of the legion 5 The ROG Nebula Display is enhanced to meet the needs of modern gamers. With a CNC-machined aluminum chassis, the laptop features an ultra-thin and lightweight profile for easy portability without compromising durability. The ROG Nebula Display OLED offers vibrant, accurate colors, VESA DisplayHDR True Black 500 certification, and support for Dolby Vision technology, delivering an immersive visual experience.

To maintain high performance without overheating, the legion 5 features an advanced cooling system, including the use of liquid metal for efficient heat dissipation. This technology allows the laptop to maintain optimal operating temperatures even during extended gaming sessions. With these specifications, the Lenovo legion 5 positions itself as a solid option for gamers looking for a balance between power, design and portability.

One of the best gaming laptops at CES 2025, the Lenovo legion 5 It will be available abroad from May 2025, with an initial price of US$ 1.149 (R$ 7.009,50). There is still no release date for Brazil.

Lenovo Pro 5

If you value high performance, this model features cooling technology Coldfront Hyper. It also combines turbocharged fans and large 3D copper heat pipes in a sealed chamber above the processors away from other components. This innovative thermal solution efficiently channels heat away from the laptop's body while also reducing exhaust noise compared to previous generations.

Lenovo’s gaming notebook arrives at CES 2025 with a 16″ OLED display with WQXGA resolution, 165Hz refresh rate, response time of just 1 millisecond and peak brightness of 500 nits. Because it has a dedicated graphics card, it also supports NVIDIA’s G-Sync technology.

It will be possible to choose between two processor options: or Intel CoreUltra 9, or one with AMD Ryzen 9. And there are also two dedicated graphics card options: GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 12GB Laptop (140W) ou GeForce RTX 5070 Laptop 8GB GPU (115W).

The model also hits the market with up to 32 GB of RAM (divided into 2 sticks of 16 GB each) and another 2 TB (divided into 2 sticks of 1 TB each). The model runs Windows 11 from its first day of operation.

Internationally, this model will also be sold from May 2025, with a suggested price starting at US$ 1.399 (R$ 8.534).

Lenovo Pro 5i

Lenovo indicates the Legions 5i for college players using non-STEM programs. Programs non-STEM refer to areas of study, courses or educational programs that are not part of the disciplines traditionally grouped under the acronym STEM, which stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, in English).

With a 15″ screen, it features an OLED display with a 165Hz refresh rate, a response time of just 1 millisecond and peak brightness of up to 400 nits. The model weighs just 2 kilos, impressive for a more robust gaming notebook.

Speaking of robustness, two processor options will be available for purchase: one with Intel Core Ultra 9 (Series 2), and another with AMD Ryzen AI 7 350. The video card present in all variants is a NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 for notebooks, 8 GB of GDDR7 RAM.

GDDR7 memory is the evolution of GDDR6, used in GPUs, offering greater bandwidth, energy efficiency and higher speeds, reaching up to 36 Gbps per pin. It improves graphics performance, being ideal for games and high-performance applications.

It will be possible to enjoy high performance through up to 64 GB of RAM (divided into 2 sticks of 32 GB each) of the DDR5 type. There are also two PCIe Gen 4 SSDs of 1 TB each, to save all the games and other applications.

O Lenovo Pro 5i will hit the international market in May, with a suggested price starting at US$ 1.499,99 (R$ 9.143 in direct conversion).

Lenovo Pro 7i

Also featuring a 16″ WQXGA resolution OLED screen, the Lenovo Legion Pro 7i also has Coldfront Hyper technology so that the notebook does not heat up too much and also works in silent operation. The model has a feature that takes the Lenovo AI Engine+, which includes Scenario Detection No. Performance Mode and Balanced Mode, which dynamically adjusts CPU and GPU power to maximize performance for even smoother frame rates.

The model also has a refresh rate of 240Hz and a response time of just 1 millisecond, as well as a peak brightness of 500 nits and certifications such as Dolby Vision. As it has a dedicated NVIDIA graphics card, G-Sync support is also confirmed, so that the frame rate is updated according to the type of game running on the computer.

Now talking about the processor, Lenovo opted for Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX and a dedicated graphics card GeForce RTX 5090 with 24GB GDDR7 175W. It will also have up to 2 TB (divided into 1 SSD of 1 TB each) and another 64 GB of RAM, divided into 2 sticks of 32 GB each.

This model is expected to be sold on the international market from March this year, being the most expensive Lenovo on our list: it can be purchased from US$ 2.199 (R$ 13.410 in direct conversion).

MSI Titan 18 HX AI

Equipped with an 18″ screen with UHD+ resolution of the Mini-LED type, this model also has a panel with a refresh rate of 120Hz.

In terms of processor, the device has a processor Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX and up to 96 GB of DDR5 RAM. The video card options will be as follows: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5080 ou RTX 5090. The model can also be purchased with up to three SSD options for those who need more memory to save photos and videos.

The company has not yet revealed the price, but it is expected to cost more than US$ 3.000 due to its setup, something around R$ 18.287 in direct conversion.

MSI Raider 18 HX AI

O Raider 18 HX AI It features an 18-inch Mini-LED display with UHD+ resolution (3840 x 2400 pixels), 120Hz refresh rate, and VESA DisplayHDR 1000 certification. With near 3% DCI-P100 color accuracy, it delivers stunning visuals ideal for gaming and visual work.

The device also has its own artificial intelligence called AI Robot and can process local data without sharing anything with the internet. In addition to helping with everyday tasks, you can also ask questions about a wide range of topics in a chat screen that resembles the use of ChatGPT.

It comes with options of NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 GPU (24GB GDDR7) ou RTX 5080 (16GB GDDR7), both with advanced AI features and enhanced graphics. For the processor, buyers can choose between the Intel Core Ultra 285HX or the AMD Ryzen 9955HX3D.

It can be purchased with up to 96 GB of DDR5 RAM and two 1 TB SSDs so you can save files and games without worries. The price of this model was also not disclosed by the manufacturer.

MSI Vector A18 HX

O Raider 18 HX comes with the processor AMD Ryzen 9 9955HX3D and GPU options NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 (24GB GDDR7) ou RTX 5080 (16GB GDDR7). Its 18-inch Mini-LED screen has UHD+ resolution (3840 x 2400 pixels), 16:10 aspect ratio and 120 Hz refresh rate, ensuring high-quality graphics and fluid gameplay.

In terms of connectivity, it offers 2 USB4 ports with Thunderbolt 4 support, 3 USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports, HDMI 2.1 output for 8K@60Hz or 4K@120Hz, as well as AMD Wi-Fi 7 and 2,5 GbE Ethernet for lag-free gaming.

You can also have up to 96 GB of RAM through the two available slots, the same number of internal storage slots. This is basically the model we mentioned above, but less focused on AI activities. This edition is more focused on delivering high performance in games and activities that demand high processing power.

The price has also not been disclosed by the manufacturer yet.

Razer Blade 16 2025

Finishing our list, the Razer updated the notebook B for 2025 with a new processor and made it even thinner, now being only 14mm thick. Yes, it is VERY thin.

The 16″ OLED screen, highly praised by market experts, remains the same, still with QHD+ resolution and a 240Hz refresh rate.

The processor chosen for this model was the AMD Ryzen 9 AI 9 HX 370, AMD's most advanced for artificial intelligence activities. It will have up to 64 GB of DDD5 RAM, but Razer refrained from talking about internal storage.

There is still no price for this model, which its manufacturer says is the thinnest gaming notebook in the world, but it is expected to be sold in 2025. Let's wait and see.

Among the notebooks mentioned in this list, which one is your favorite? Tell us in the comments Comment!

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With information: Gamers Radar l Tom's Hardware

reviewed by Tiago Rodrigues in 11 / 01 / 2024