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MSI GL63 15-inch laptop review (Core i7, GTX 1660Ti)

MSI GL63 15-inch laptop review (Core i7, GTX 1660Ti)

Posted on June 7, 2019 By Jarvis

Summary: There are quite a few GTX 1660 Ti mid-range gaming laptops out there, and while there are a few reasons to consider the MSI GL63 in this class, there are also a handful of others that can steer you towards the competition. The GL63 still sets the bar at performance, thermals and audio, but its old design is no longer on par with today’s expectations, nor are the screen options and the short battery life, thus MSI needs to compensate for these with aggressive discounts in order to still make this notebook a worthy choice in 2019.
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