Top 5 Best MSI Gaming Laptop 2021

 

Number 04. MSI GE75 Raider || Gaming Laptop

[Specification & Details]

 MSI GE75 Radar. It’s easy to find an MSI gaming laptop that really grabs your attention. The svelte design of the GS65 Stealth is the Titanic performance of the GT75 Titan. However, sometimes finding something right down the middle is the best move, and while we haven’t reviewed the MSI GE 75 Radar quite yet the high-end specs should deliver comparable performance to a much thicker laptop without sacrificing portability.

It’s not quite thin and light, but you should be able to carry it around and that space you’re getting over something like the GS65 Stealth means you can upgrade it however you want. You can even put two NVMe drives in there.

 

Number 03. MSI GS66 Stealth || Gaming Laptop

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 MSI gGS66 Stealth. The 240Hz displays are trending these days. So, if you’ve been looking to get on that bandwagon there’s no better than the MSI GS66 Stealth. One of the best MSI gaming laptops. This portable boasts a brilliant 240Hz screen, and great internals as well as impressive ergonomics and connectivity.

 

Its battery life and cooling solution could be better, but that’s hardly surprising considering all the power under the hood. Starting with the super RTX graphics cards it’s rocking. Need to go higher than 240Hz it’s even got a staggering 300Hz refresh rate option.

 

Number 02. MSI GT75 Titan || Gaming Laptop

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 MSI GT75 Titan. Sometimes you just need a tank to get the job done. Sure, there are all kinds of gaming laptops out there that are thin and light and can get the job done, but what if you’re looking for something with a bit of extra juice. Well, the MSI GT75 Titan is the MSI gaming laptop for you.

 

This beast features full-fat Nvidia RTX graphics and up to 32 gigabytes of RAM. Meaning that no matter which game you’re playing nothing will slow you down. even professional video editing programs will be smooth as butter too. So, you can record and edit your gaming highlights without breaking a sweat.

 

Number 01. MSI GS65 Stealth || Gaming Laptop

[Specification & Details]

 MSI GS65 Stealth. There’s this traditional image that many people have for gaming laptops. A thick brick of a device that you can’t carry around on your backpack, and while there are a couple of MSI gaming laptops like that the MSI GS65 Stealth is the exact opposite. Measuring just 1.16-inches thick, and weighing 4.19 pounds.

 

This laptop will let you take up to an Nvidia RTX 2080 on the road without blowing you back out. It also helps that it’s gorgeous an all-black design with gold accents and RGB lighting. If you can afford it you can’t go wrong here.

 

[Buying Guide]

• GPU:

While some games use the CPU, the majority of games are still GPU bound. So, this is one of the biggest decisions you make when buying a gaming notebook. At the moment the majority of gaming notebooks come with Nvidia GeForce GTX or RTX GPUs.

The latest graphics cards on the Nvidia series are the newest RTX 20 series super cards including the 2070 super and 2080 super. All of which made the jump after a bit of time in desktops. On the AMD front, there’s the Radeon RX 5000M series, which consists of the RX 5500M for budget systems, and the RX 5600M, and RX 5700M for more performance.

• CPU:

Depending on your budget you can get a very powerful Core i7 CPU, or even one that you can overclock such as the Intel Core i9 9980 HK. You can also find laptops with desktop CPUs. However, most games benefit more from a quality GPU than a CPU.

So, you can definitely get by with a Core i5 processor. If you see something older than the most current Intel 10th generation Core model numbers begin with 10, or with less power consider saving a bit CPUs usually aren’t upgradable. So, you’re making this choice once.

• RAM:

Gaming can be RAM intensive and 8 gigabytes is what we recommend for even average productivity tasks. If you can you should go for 16 gigabytes on a gaming PC. A laptop with a GTX 1650 or 1660Ti usually comes with 8 gigabytes. Once you get to a GTX 2060 or higher some will come with 16 gigabytes of RAM.

If you can’t get your laptop with 16 gigabytes of RAM now consider upgrading it in the near future. Memory is upgradeable in many gaming laptops. So, this is an area that you can consider boosting later if you’re handy with a screwdriver.