MSI’s new gaming laptops pack NVIDIA GTX 40-series GPUs and redesigned thermals

MSI has introduced its 2023 gaming laptop computer lineup at CES, which include new Intel and NVIDIA parts. The current types also have redesigned cooling that MSI suggests can aid kick up general performance.

As with most new gaming laptops unveiled this 7 days, MSI’s upgraded styles use 13th-gen Intel Main sequence processors with GeForce RTX 40 sequence notebook graphics. In addition, the new models contain the company’s hottest thermal set up, now structured into shared, committed and VRAM-exclusive pipes.

The Titan GT and Raider GE sequence are the most spec-intensive types, making use of the Intel i9-13980HX with MSU Overboost tech that can push processing and graphics to a 250W energy attract (or guidance 5.2GHz frequency across 8 P-cores). The Titan GE also provides what MSI describes as the “world’s 1st 4K 144Hz Mini LED display.” The 17.3-inch panel can hit an impressive 1,000 nits peak brightness with over 1,000 community dimming zones. The Raider GE’s display screen is a phase down from it but nevertheless offers a respectable QHD+ resolution at 240Hz. That product also has a new chassis with an upgraded mild bar.

MSI also has new editions of its Stealth Collection gaming notebooks, which have a slimmer profile than the Titan and Raider strains although sacrificing as very little electric power as attainable. That lineup contains styles with 14-, 15-, 16- and 17-inch displays. In addition to the new Intel and NVIDIA hardware within, the Stealth 14 Studio and Stealth 16 Studio use a magnesium-aluminum alloy chassis that can help hold their pounds down. (The 16-inch model weighs 4.39 lbs, although the 14-inch one particular is 3.75 lbs.) In addition, the 15-inch variant has a 240Hz OLED screen with a .2ms response time when masking 100 p.c of the DCI-P3 shade gamut.

The Status sequence pushes the gentle and thin boundaries more, with the 13-inch variant standing as MSI’s lightest gaming laptop at 2.18 lbs. Like the Stealth line, the Status products also use a magnesium-alloy construction. Irrespective of the light-weight and skinny construct, the Status 13 Eco has a 75W-h battery lasting up to 15 hours.

Engadget will consider MSI’s new gaming devices later on this week, but you will nevertheless have in excess of a thirty day period to choose if they are right for you. Whilst the company has not unveiled a entire launch timetable, it tells us the Titan and Raider sequence will launch mid-February, even though the Stealth and Cyborg strains will arrive later on that month.