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MSI VECTOR GP76 12TH GEN GAMING LAPTOP

MSI’S VECTOR GP76 has landed in South Africa, and prolific gamers, or really anyone who demands exceptional performance from their computer, should take notice. This beast of a machine confirms, rather emphatically, that laptops can indeed deliver blistering speed and high performance.

When it comes to power, few laptops can match this device. Its 12th Gen Intel Core i9 processor executes tasks with lightning-quick efficiency. Compared to the previous model, performance has been improved by a prodigious 45 per cent, a stat that really bodes well for intensive multitasking projects. Powered by Ampere, NVIDIA’s second-generation RTC architecture, a NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070Ti processing unit (GPU) takes care of the graphics – in layman’s terms, you’re in highly capable hands, as this technology is incorporated into many of the world’s fastest laptops, that are typically used by gamers and content creators, who require high-quality hardware.

By maximising the CPU and GPU’s performance, MSI’s OverBoost technology contributes to the ultimate gaming experience, delivering up to 210 W of power (165 W – with Dynamic Boost – from the GPU, and 45 W from the CPU).

Of course, with great power comes great heat, but you needn’t worry, as both the CPU and GPU have dedicated thermal solutions. Six heat pipes and two fans work together to maximise air flow and dispel high temperates, which is integral to smooth performance.

The 17.3” display has a refresh rate of 360 Hz, so game visuals will always appear silky-smooth. Up to 64 GB of RAM can be accommodated, dual speakers deliver an immersive sound experience, and there is a headphone jack/mic-in combo port.

Indeed, the price might feel steep, but with the Vector GP76, MSI has truly delivered a powerhouse of a machine that will handle even the most performance-demanding games and tasks.

RRP R55 999

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