Review on MSI Pulse GL76 12UDK-281XRU 17.3"; Intel Core i7 12700H 2.3GHz/ NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050Ti 4Gb/ 16/ 512Gb by Adam Kardasz ᠌

Long chose a laptop. I was looking for the 12th generation, with a video card of at least 3050, with a SATA slot for connecting an HDD. For the price and reviews, I settled on MSI. I re-read and reviewed all the reviews, reviews on the Katana, Sword, Pulse series (I didn’t watch the Leopard, it’s expensive). I realized that Katana is the most budget model, it has four cooling tubes and, fun, according to the same model, someone has a SATA slot, but most do not, a lottery haha ​​(although those who write reviews may also confuse models , I write exactly according to MSI Pulse GL76 12UDK-281XRU). The Sword series, for lovers of white laptops, and five cooling tubes appeared in it, there was no slot. But Pulse, according to advertising on the official website, is a super cooling with six tubes, there is no description on the website of what is inside. I searched for reviews and videos, I found it supposedly, but I miscalculated. I specially opened the laptop in the store where I bought it in order to put the HDD and not lose the warranty, they opened it, but there is no place to put it and, surprisingly, five cooling tubes. I didn’t lose the warranty, but I couldn’t return the laptop. I specifically write a review and attach a photo of this model, all of a sudden it will help someone make a choice. In general, a good laptop for the money (You can save more on the Katana series, the difference, as I understand it, is in the cooling tube and RGB backlight, the Katane is red), I like it, but it’s not possible to store information on it normally. Either external or cloud. I don’t recommend storing on SSD, it’s not reliable, it breaks right away, you don’t have time to save it, unlike HDD.