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MSI GS75 Stealth review – beast hardware, 240 Hz display and three M.2 SSD drives in a super tight package

MSI GS75 Stealth review – beast hardware, 240 Hz display and three M.2 SSD drives in a super tight package

Posted on March 18, 2020 By Jarvis

Here we have the larger version of the MSI GS65 Stealth or the next version of the MSI GS73 Stealth… Actually, it is both, and it is clearly a stunning device. Everything from the unboxing experience to the first time you hold it in your hands (don’t be naughty), looks to be thought of. But, it is not the premium nature of the product that drives people towards it – it is the ability to cram super-powerful hardware in a minuscule chassis (in terms of volume, not area).
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