Review on MSI WF65 Mobile Workstation Laptop: Intel Core i7, NVIDIA Quadro 💻 T2000, 16GB RAM, 1TB NVME SSD, Win10 PRO - Review and Specs by Jongil Baek ᠌

There are no drawbacks as such, so I'll leave the field empty, the same battery, on the one hand, is smaller than on laptops of mobile (non-gaming) series, but on the other hand, the laptop is compact, thin and light. 1.8kg for 15.6" is a strong advantage compared to others. And this is taking into account the installed CPU, video card and cooling for them. The battery itself is enough for 3-4 hours of my use, in theory, in the "movies / browser" mode at medium brightness, it will go for 5 hours. If you turn on AAA games with maximum consumption, it's better from the network. As for the screen - yes, the color gamut of 66% is declared here, here it is at a good level, you can’t immediately distinguish it from a monitor with full gamut, the colors are moderately saturated. Separate buzz - 144-Hz matte IPS matrix. The brightness is average, but you can also comfortably use the laptop in the light. And the format of the laptop itself allows you to put it as a set-top box and connect a monitor and control to it. HDMI is conveniently located on the back. It may turn out to be more expensive than consoles, but how many possibilities in comparison. Cyberpunk - happy at high, Humankind and Black desert - too. In WarThunder, it supports dlss and gives out 80-120 fps, without charging it limits it to 30. Accordingly, other games will also work this way. There are fps on notebookcheck for many games, you can navigate them.