Review on Notebook GeForce IPS Level Windows Computer by Teo Alston

I say entry-level/mid-range but at the time of writing this review probably more entry-level since it only has an RTX NVIDA 2060 (better than mine) on it my gaming laptop) . Tower). Overall this is a great laptop and good value compared to others. MSI cut some corners like the built-in camera is 720 instead of 1080+, but that's not a problem if you have a better camera for live streaming. less as it's a gaming laptop so battery games aren't really an option. Even if you work day in and day out and max out the battery, it tends to drain the battery quickly, but then this is a gaming laptop. With the built in gaming chipset v 2060, there was some difficulty figuring out which apps were running on board and which were configured by NVIDIA, but it's good that core apps like Adobe, browsers, etc. aren't utilizing the power of 2060 when the built in chipset suitable for these applications. I'm currently running Cyberpunk, Fenyx Rising and a few other graphics intensive ones and have had virtually no FPS drop, it's also VR ready and has played all my HTC Vive games with no quality loss.