Intel and NVIDIA announced new CPUs and GPUs, respectively, and MSI followed suit with a bevy of new and upgraded laptops based on the new hardware.
Some of the sleeker models include the Stealth GS77 and GS66 laptop configurations. As shown above, the GS77 now comes with a new « core block » color, and also an alloy hinge that MSI is says is more durable than before. « At less than 21mm for Z height, MSI managed to enlarge the touchpad and keycap size for a precise and comfortable typing experience. It is also equipped with six speakers for crisp treble and powerful bass. Business gamers will benefit from the webcam lock switch and support for up to100W PD charging for better security and mobility, » MSI says. The G66 is the 15.6-inch version while the G77 is the larger 17.3-inch variant. Both come with a range of configuration options, culminating in a Core i9-12900H processor paired with a GeForce RTX 3080 Ti discrete graphics chip. That combination costs anywhere from $3,099 to $4,199, depending on the other hardware. Of course, there are less expensive models starting at $1,799, which still gets you a relatively beefy collection of hardware and features. Namely, a 17.3-inch display with a 360Hz refresh rate, Core i7-12650H CPU, GeForce RTX 3060 GPU,16GB of RAM, and a 1TB HDD. MSI also updated its Raider line with upgraded GE76 and GE66 models. Outside of being one of the coolest named laptops (only partially biased, because I’m forever a Rowland Raider after attending John A.
