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MSI GT75VR Titan Pro Review

MSI GT75VR Titan Pro Review

Posted on December 1, 2017June 7, 2019 By Jarvis

Just when I think I’m all aboard the thin-and-light gaming laptop wagon, here comes MSI with the GT75VR Titan Pro (starting and reviewed at $2,699). At 10.1 pounds, the 17-inch laptop is definitely a heavyweight, but with everything that MSI put into this epic beast, you can excuse the bulk.

For starters, you’ve got an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 GPU, which is capable of delivering excellent frame rates regardless of settings. There’s also a gorgeous wide-angle display, booming speakers and the best keyboard I’ve ever used on a gaming laptop. Sure, you lose out on portability, but with such a great system, I doubt you’ll be scrambling to go outside anytime soon.

Design

The gods of old were known for being both beguiling and fearsome, and the Titan Pro is the same way. At 10.1 pounds and 16.9 x 12.4 x 1.2~2.2 inches, the laptop retains the imposing bulk that MSI’s Titan line is known for.
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