Review on Notebook I7 11800H GeForce Computer Made_By_MSI by Duong Mac Anh Quan ᠌

I was surprised by how well this configuration, which consists of a number of 45-watt CPUs and an 85-watt GPU, performed. It runs RDR 2: Cyberpunk at a stable 60+ frames per second on the highest settings, and even higher if you turn the settings down to high. I'd say it has a decent battery life. The battery has a consistent life span of five hours. Essno, I don't mess around with battery packs (so none of them can stand it, even the battery from the car). Movies, navigating the Internet, working with text, and other similar activities can be done on an easy setting for approximately five hours. The screen was appealing to me. A fairly good matrix overall, particularly in terms of the reproduction of colors. I had anticipated that the response time would be a little less, but it seems to be around 8-10 milliseconds here, which means there is no funny blur. The laptop has an appropriate amount of weight. The dimensions are another one of the many benefits; it can fit into even the simplest bag, and carrying it around will not strain your back. Fantastic adapter for wifi. A collection of norms organized in ports. There are no issues with connecting to external monas, which can accommodate a large number of USB-reliant devices at the same time. The construction is of a high quality. Squeaks, and there is no evidence of backlash. The keyboard is easy to use, the movements are satisfyingly in-depth, and the overall operation is very quiet. The soft-touch finish is superior because it does not scratch or slip. When the peaks are considered, the temperature for heating comes out to be somewhere between 80 and 90 degrees. A bit more than I anticipated (I thought it would be up to 85), but in general, the percentage maintains the frequency in games between 3 and 4 GHz and does not throttle below the base one. Since the frame rate does not decrease, it is not a problem. Coasters are not something I use.