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MSI introduced a series of new laptops during their MSIology: Gameverse virtual event which premiered on 5th of January. The laptops showcased are aimed at gamers and content creators and come packed with the latest hardware that current silicon tech has to offer.
12th Gen Intel Processors
Kicking things off, these shiny new laptops are powered by Intel’s brand spanking new 12th Gen Intel Core H series processors or better known to the PC community as Alder Lake. Built on Intel’s new 10 nm Enhanced SuperFin process or Intel 7 process, the CPU is designed with a hybrid architecture that consists of Performance cores and Efficiency cores. This allows the CPU to assign heavy tasks like gaming and creative apps to the P-cores while lighter tasks like web browsing and music apps are assigned to the E-cores. This ensures that you always get the best performance and efficiency possible.
DDR5 – 4800 RAM
To keep with the speedy processor, MSI is also equipping select models with DDR5 – 4800 MHz RAM. Compared to DDR4, you can expect to see up to 28% improvement in read speeds and up to 27% improvement in write speeds. DDR5 RAM is still new in the market and to see MSI offering its customers DDR5 RAM is amazing.
Nvidia RTX 3000 series GPU
Moving on, carrying the weight of graphic processing is Nvidia’s mighty RTX 3000 series GPUs. Select models can be specified with either up to a RTX 3070 Ti and for the first time in a laptop, up to an RTX 3080 Ti. Regardless of which model you choose, you will be getting Nvidia’s revolutionary Ampere architecture, with 2nd generation RT Cores for ray tracing and 3rd generation Tensor Cores for DLSS and AI.
MSI’s Phase Change Liquid Metal Pad
Finally, on select gaming models, MSI is replacing the thermal paste with their own Phase Change Liquid Metal Pad. How this works is above 58 degrees Celsius, the Phase Change Liquid Metal Pad melts and fills the space between the CPU and thermal block. According to the laws of thermodynamics, phase changes absorb an enormous amount of heat, thus transferring heat more efficiently. So, the Phase Change Liquid Metal Pad provides the performance of a liquid metal without the risks of short circuits.
Meta Ready
Therefore, it is easy to see why MSI is certifying all these new laptops to be Meta ready and will be able to provide the performance needed to provide a smooth and seamless experience for users in the Metaverse.
I’m sure all these specifications and features have piqued your interest, so let’s find out about the laptops that will be housing these advanced hardware.
MSI Stealth GS 66
Aimed at those who want powerful hardware wrapped in a sleek and slim chassis, the MSI Stealth GS 66 packs up to a 12th Gen Intel Core 19 processor and up to a RTX 3080 Ti in a body that’s less than 21mm thick. The GS 66 also weighs just 2.1kg and can be had in a new “core black” colour scheme. Holding the beautiful display is a new durable zinc alloy hinge while the touchpad and keycap size have been enlarged. Finally, for added convenience, the GS 66 supports 100W PD charging.
Prices start from RM 12,999.
MSI Raider GE 76 & 66
For those looking for a desktop replacement, the MSI Raider GE series provides up to a total of 220W with a Nvidia RTX 3080 Ti via MSI OverBoost to crush any tasks. Coupled with a 12th Gen Intel Core i9 processor using MSI’s Phase Change Liquid Metal Pad, you can expect 10% more performance compared to standard thermal paste. It just isn’t pretty on the inside. The GE series comes with a panoramic aurora lighting which is able to mimic an alluring sci-fi ambience.
Prices start from RM 10,999.
MSI Vector GP 76 & 66
According to MSI, the name Vector represents MSI’s expectation for the GP series to have all the power needed to move forward with a satisfying experience in gaming, engineering, or scientific computing. Therefore, just because it’s priced below its siblings doesn’t make it any less powerful. Housing a 12th Gen Intel Core i7 and a Nvidia RTX 3060, it is ready to take on any games thrown at it. Paired with MSI’s Cooler Boost 5 technology, it allows for a total system output of 210W via MSI OverBoost.
Prices start from RM 7,999.
MSI Crosshair 15
Designed for FPS gamers, the Crosshair 15 is equipped with a 12th Gen Intel Core i7 and a Nvidia RTX 3060 to effortlessly power an 15.6” 165Hz, QHD display. Lifting the ambience is the futuristic outlook design featuring sci-fi touches inspired by the tension and unsettling mood of gameplay. This laptop is for gamers who want some style to go along with their performance.
Prices start from RM 6,999
MSI Pulse GL 66
Keeping the design features by Maarten Verhoeven, the Pulse GL series can be equipped with a 12th Gen Intel Core i9 and Nvidia RTX 3060. In conjunction with Cooler Boost 5, you expect top notch performance from a laptop that has a slim design.
Prices start from RM 6,499.
MSI Creator Z16P
With a screen aspect ratio of 16:10 and support for MSI’s pen, the Creator Z16P is clearly aimed at content creators. The screen is also backed by MSI’s True Colour Technology to ensure accurate colour reproduction. Powering the colour accurate display is a 12th Gen Intel Core i9 and a Nvidia RTX 3080 Ti. To keep these powerful hardware cooled, MSI has fitted this machine with a Vapour Chamber Cooler which generates 76% extra cooling area while Cooler Booster 5 ensures 65% more airflow. Together, the Creator Z16P gains an additional 20% performance boost and a 2-degree Celsius cooler surface temperature. All this sophisticated technology is cased in a beautiful CNC-milled aluminium chassis.
Prices are currently unavailable.
As for availability, you will be able to see these laptops in stores as early as Q1 of 2022. Stay tuned to SoyaCincau.com for updates on exact dates.
Additionally, you can head on over to MSI’s website here, for more information, the full lineup and full specification list on your laptop of choice.
Don’t forget to catch the MSIology: Gameverse launch video below if you missed the livestream.
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