The new Acer Predator Atlas 8 handheld expands possibilities for gaming on the go thanks to the new Intel Arc G-Series processors to help improve graphics with the Intel Arc B390, the formidable Predator AeroBlade cooling, stunning visuals, and extensive battery life!

Specifications
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Name |
Predator Atlas 8 |
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Model |
PA08-I51 |
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Operating System |
Windows 11 Home |
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Processors |
Intel Arc G3 Extreme processor Intel Arc G3 processor |
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Graphics |
Intel Arc B390 graphics Intel Arc B370 graphics |
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Display |
8-inch WUXGA (1920 x 1200), 16:10 aspect ratio, IPS-level, sRGB: 100%, Adobe: 77.68%, Gorilla® Glass Victus™, Gorilla® Glass DXC, 10-point multi-touch, 120 Hz refresh rate, 500 Nits brightness, supports VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) |
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Memory |
Up to 24 GB LPDDR5x (7467MT/s) |
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Storage |
Up to 1 TB via one PCIe Gen4 NVMe M.2 SSD slot (2280) |
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Cooling |
Two fans (one Predator AeroBlade metal fan and one plastic fan), Vortex Flow |
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I/O Ports |
Two Thunderbolt 4, UHS-II micro SD card reader, up to SD 4.0 (support for SD, SDXC, SDHC, SDUC), 3.5 mm audio jack (combo) |
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Control and Input |
A B X Y buttons, D-Pad, L/R full-size analog joysticks (Carbon Film), XBOX Game Bar Widget button, PredatorSense button, L/R bumpers, View button, Menu button, Power button with fingerprint sensor, Volume button(+/-), L2/R2 Hall-effect analog triggers, L/R Macro buttons, L/R Adjustable Trigger switches |
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Audio |
Two 2 W speakers, Realtek ALC712, two onboard mics, DTS:X® Ultra and Hi-Res Audio, Acer PurifiedVoice |
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Battery |
Up to 80 Wh, 4S1P, 4-cell Li-ion |
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Power Supply |
Option 1 Wall Mount: AC Power Adapter, 65W Type-C Power Cord Option 2 Brick: AC Power Adapter, 65W |
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Wi-Fi and Connectivity |
Intel Killer Wi-Fi 7 BE1775s, Bluetooth® 5.4 |
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Software |
PredatorSense, XBOX Game Pass Premium[6] (2 months), PC Game Pass[7] (3 months) |
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Dimensions |
299 x 127.4 x 28.5/58.37 mm |
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Weight |
Under 810 g with 80 Wh battery Under 770 g with 60 Wh battery |
The Predator Atlas 8 is powered by the new Intel Arc G3 Extreme processor, focusing on battery efficiency and exceptional performance for serious PC gamers. The gaming device also offers the full Windows 11 experience hand-in-hand with the Xbox Game Pass.

Jerry Kao, Chief Operating Officer at Acer, commented: “With the Predator Atlas 8, we are combining the Predator design philosophy with the power of the new Intel Arc G-Series processors to blur the lines between gaming PC and handheld performance. From the Predator AeroBlade cooling system to PredatorSense to the adaptive trigger controls, every element of this handheld is curated to give gamers maximum control over their own experiences, wherever they choose to play.”
Jim Johnson, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Client Computing Group at Intel, remarked: “Handheld gamers want PC-class performance without being tied to a desktop or charger. With Intel Arc G-Series processors and Acer’s Predator Atlas 8, we deliver smooth, high-fidelity gameplay with exceptional battery life in a form factor you can take anywhere. By combining console-like accessibility with innovative technologies like AI-powered XeSS 3 upscaling, we maximize performance and efficiency on the go.”
The Predator Atlas 8 lies Intel Arc G-Series processors, which provide gamers with high-performance graphics designed for smooth gameplay and visual fidelity, including support for ray tracing, which also delivers richer visual details and faster handheld play. The Intel XeSS 3 Technology also uses AI-powered upscaling to maintain high frame rates when push comes to shove with the GPU workloads. To add more balance between performance and portability, the Predator Atlas 8 also features an 80 Wh battery together with Intel Endurance Gaming.
Aero Cooling
Taking a leaf from their laptop line, the Atlas 8 also comes with a dual-fan cooling system designed to keep things cool and sustain gaming performance. It also serves as the debut of the cooling system in a handheld device. The cooling system of the Predator AeroBlade features 89 blades with around 0.1 mm thickness, delivering 10 percent of airflow and seamlessly working with a plastic secondary fan dubbed “Vortex Flow” to guide air and keep things cool while getting rid of hot air in the fastest way possible.

For the visuals, the Acer Predator Atlas 8 also features an 8-inch WUXGA touchscreen with a 120 Hz refresh rate, 500 nits of peak brightness, support for VRR, and a 16:10 aspect ratio, ensuring vivid visuals, smooth motion during gameplay, brilliant contrasts, and a wider vertical field of view. Its cover glass is protected by Corning® Gorilla® Glass Victus™ with DXC, which offers scratch protection and reduces glare so players can maintain visual clarity in a variety of lighting environments. Touch input supports 10-point multi-touch, enabling responsive and intuitive interaction across the full surface of the display.
For the audio, the handheld also comes with DTS:X® Ultra audio, delivered through dual 2-Watt speakers, giving games more width, detail, and presence. When communication matters, dual microphones powered by Acer PurifiedVoice provide AI-assisted noise reduction, ensuring chat comes through with greater clarity even during loud, fast-paced gaming moments.
Premium On-the-Go Gameplay Experiences
The Predator Atlas 8’s connectivity is designed around speed, stability, and scalability. Dual Thunderbolt 4 ports support high-bandwidth docking, display output, and accessory connections, while UHS-II microSD support accommodates fast external storage expansion. Intel Killer Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth® 5.4 keep the device linked at the latest wireless standards.
To get started right out of the box, the device comes with a subscription to XBOX Game Pass, giving players immediate access to hundreds of titles. Running on Windows 11, Predator Atlas 8 combines the performance optimization of XBOX Mode, familiar system access, and broader PC flexibility into one handheld environment, reducing friction between navigation and play while keeping content discovery, launcher access, and key system tools close at hand.
When the real gameplay starts after opening sequences, the control layout for Predator Atlas 8 is built around customization and ergonomics for extended sessions. Full-size analog sticks deliver intuitive gameplay across any game, while a dual-mode design allows for adjusting trigger feedback based on genre. With this capability, users can change control response on command with a trigger switch: a micro-switch mode provides instant-click response for first-person shooter games, while Hall-effect analog control supports racing games, flight simulators, and other games requiring more range and pressure variation.