Recently, MSI unveiled a whole new lineup of laptops equipped with the new Intel Tiger Lake CPUs. Of course, the three new Creator series laptops we wrote about earlier aren't the only ones released. MSI also revealed a total of six new gaming laptops.
There's the company's new powerhouses - the GE66 and GE76 Raider. It comes with the latest 11th Gen Intel CPU of up to Core i9, up to 64GB of RAM, and an Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 or 3080 GPU. The display is impressive too, as you get the option of a 4K screen with a 120Hz refresh rate or a 1080p panel with a refresh rate of up to 360Hz.
GE76 Raider
Next up is the GS76 and GS66 Stealth, a laptop series that's designed to be slim. It houses an 11th Gen Intel CPU of up to Core i9, while your choices of GPU include the GeForce RTX 3060, 3070, and 3080. It has mostly the same specs and features, especially for the display. However, it's much lighter than its other counterparts. For example, the 17.3-inch variant is only 2.45kg, rather than 2.9kg.
The GP76 and GP66 Leopard are more modest options that have up to Intel Core i7 CPUs. They also come with a GeForce RTX 3070 GPU and up to 64GB of RAM. As for the display, you could choose to go for a QHD+ (2560x1440) panel with a 165Hz refresh rate, or a Full HD (1920x1080) panel with a 240Hz refresh rate.
GP76 Leopard
GL76 Pulse
Then there are the GL76 and GL66 Pulse series laptops. They're equipped with redesigned heat pipes and integrated MSI thermal grease for better thermal that generates more airflow for lower temperatures. Also, they come with Intel Core i7 CPUs, up to GeForce RTX 3060 GPU, and the display can go up to QHD resolution with a 165Hz refresh rate.
Finally, there's the Sword 15/17 and GF76/66 Katana. These are designed for gamers who want laptops with great aesthetics too. They come with Intel Core i7 CPUs and a GPU of up to GeForce RTX 3060. The display is pretty good too, thanks to the 144Hz refresh rate.
GF76 Katana
Again, MSI hasn't confirmed the price and availability of these new laptops, so you'll have to wait for an update on that. Having said that, are you planning to get a new gaming laptop this year? Drop us a comment below, and stay tuned to TechNave for more updates on this.
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