ACER NITRO The real Predator! DO NOT BUY! -- LGH

**Acer Nitro: A Rant About a Terrible Computer**

I must say, I've had enough of Acer's Nitro computers. Recently, I got my hands on one, and let me tell you, it was a disaster. The CPU cooler is trash, with an exhaust fan that's the same size as the intake fan. It's like they're trying to suck in air but can't even get rid of the heat.

I pointed out the CPU cooler's inadequacy, but that wasn't the only issue. The motherboard itself is a letdown. I've seen better cooling solutions on a Raspberry Pi, and that's not even a powerful device. It's embarrassing, to say the least.

But what really gets my goat is the power supply connector. They went with a six-pin connector instead of a 24-pin one, which limits the board's capabilities. And to make matters worse, they only provided five out of the six pins, so you can't even use it for something that requires more power than a basic PC build.

The result is a computer that's barely capable of handling any real-world demands. It's like they took every bad design choice and mashed them all together into one miserable machine. And the worst part? They have the nerve to call it a "Nitro" board, which implies performance and power.

I mean, seriously, who does Acer think they are? Trying to pass off this garbage as a legitimate computer build? It's like they're trying to scam people out of their hard-earned cash. Well, let me tell you, I've been there, done that, and got the t-shirt (which is probably made from some cheap, heat-sinking material).

If you see an Acer Nitro on sale, walk away. Trust me, it's not worth it. You'll be better off building your own computer with a real power supply, some decent cooling, and a motherboard that actually cares about performance.

I've had enough of Acer's small-footprint nonsense, and I'm sure you should too. Don't waste your money on this garbage. Go for a Predator instead (if you can even afford it). At least then you'll know you're getting something that's not completely useless.

So, to all my fellow gamers out there, let this be a warning: Acer Nitros are garbage. And if you already have one, take a look at your board and see if it's actually upgradeable. Chances are, it's stuck in the same footprint as this monstrosity, with no way to breathe new life into it.

Thanks for watching, and I'll catch you all in the next video... or maybe not.