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MSI GE75 Raider 8SF review (RTX 2070), vs. GE75 Raider 8Se (RTX 2060)

MSI GE75 Raider 8SF review (RTX 2070), vs. GE75 Raider 8Se (RTX 2060)

Posted on March 1, 2019 By Jarvis

The MSI GE75 Raider is one of the few existing 17-inch gaming laptops that offer powerful hardware inside a compact and light chassis, and thanks to the implemented cooling, is also able to deliver on the performance that hardware is capable of.

The GE75s are available with RTX 2060 (Raider 8SE), 2070 (Raider 8SF) or 2080 (Raider 8SG) graphics, all full-power versions of the mobile Nvidia Turing chips, and not the Max-Q variants inside some of the other similar devices. Alongside the latest Core i7 processors, triple-storage and a fast 144 Hz screen, these offer pretty much the best package you can get these days in a gaming notebooks.
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Computers & IT Tags:core i7, gaming, gaming laptops, hardware, mobile, MSI, Nvidia, review, RTX 2060, RTX 2070

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