Superior Hardware
Starting at $2,699, Corsair offers four Voyager a1600 configurations, each featuring an AMD Ryzen 7 6800HS processor, AMD Radeon 6800M graphics card, 16GB of DDR5 memory, and a 1TB NVMe solid-state drive. It is powered by Windows 11 Home. It has a Ryzen 9 6900HS processor and twice as much memory and storage as the standard model, all at $2,999. Windows 11 Pro is available with any setup for an extra $50. The Voyager a1600 is also available from Origin PC, a Corsair-owned builder of custom computers. If you purchase the Voyager from Origin, you may customize it with up to 64GB of RAM and one or two SSDs of your choice, in a range of types and capacities. The Voyager maintains a reasonable temperature on the left and right sides of the laptop even when loaded and the fans are running at full speed, keeping your hands at ease when gaming. The middle of the keyboard does get heated, especially around the top. With slim, powerful computers, you have to put up with loud fans.
Software To Match
Without some useful software to go along with it, the Voyager's fantastic hardware wouldn't be nearly as effective. For example, AMD Radeon Software: Adrenalin Edition offers a number of settings to maximize the performance of the CPU and both integrated and discrete graphics. When AMD SmartShift Max is turned on, the laptop will intelligently decide whether the GPU or processor needs to be running at higher speeds. When the laptop is unplugged, SmartShift Eco uses integrated graphics to conserve battery life. When the laptop is plugged in, it switches back to discrete graphics. To enhance performance on or off battery power, lessen input lag, and sharpen image detail, try a few extra features. The iCue software from Corsair's line of gaming accessories is now available on the Elgato Stream Deck. With the use of this app, Corsair wireless mice, keyboards, and headsets can be connected as well as the keyboard lighting and key assignments changed.