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GT75VR-Titan

Hands on: MSI GT75VR Titan review

Posted on May 31, 2017January 21, 2019 By Jarvis

The GT75VR Titan is the first MSI gaming laptop to see a mechanical keyboard truly designed for a notebook. “Actually, the MSI GT80 Titan was the first,” you might well exclaim – but that was a 18.4-inch beast with a keyboard meant for a desktop.

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By comparison, the MSI GT75VR Titan is an almost portable 17-inch laptop with a low-pile and tactile keyboard. It’s still a monster of a machine, with an overclockable Intel HK-series processor and up to an Nvidia GTX 1080. However, without any pricing details, it’s too early to call it a winning rig.

Design

The centerpiece of the MSI GT75VR Titan really is the newly developed SteelSeries rapid RGB mechanical keyboard. And there’s no way to miss it really, especially if the keys have been programmed to sparkle with a rainbow of colors.
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