Review on MSI 2021 GF63 Thin Gaming 15 Laptop - 15.6" FHD IPS, Intel Quad-Core i5-10300H, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, GeForce GTX 1650 4GB, Backlit Keyboard, WiFi6, Win10 + HDMI Cable by Eh Chit ᠌

With the sole purpose of playing one WOT game, I opted for a low-end laptop with a dedicated graphics card. The old ASUS N550LF wouldn't boot up, and the game didn't run well at FullHD with the GT 745M card it had. The last Windows laptops were "ultrabooks" from 2022, with video integrated into the processor and 4GB of memory soldered—a kind of dead-end branch, much like Macbooks, which have been unable to have their RAM updated from the factory since 2022. Because to the wide variety of MSI GF63 Thin models available, considerable consideration must be given to the final configuration chosen. There will be a 126GB SSD paired with a 1TB HHD, a poor video card, and no lighting. Avoid the i5 processor; it cannot be upgraded like a graphics card. For the money, the MSI GF63 Thin 9scsr-1026xru laptop was the best option. The combination of an Intel Core i7 9750H processor with a GeForce GTX 1650 Ti MAX Q video card is the best you can get for a single-fan cooling system. There is a free SATA3 slot in addition to the 8GB of RAM and 256GB M2 NVME SSD. The maximum amount of memory is 64GB, which is adequate to store a decade's worth of data. The chassis isn't much to write home about, and the red backlight is the sole selling point for me, but the display is great. Design and implementation, for young people who feel guilty about putting their faith in a more expensive option. The keyboard is nice to type on, and the touchpad is small but manageable. Operating System 10 boots up quickly. Everything from seconds 5 to 7. But, there are nuances to consider when putting in a firewood stove. Do not install any of the trash found in the image files, but rather the most recent Windows assembly with the code 20H. If you don't get the firewood hot, you're wasting your time. The super Full HD resolution of the WOT Encore RT is 12600 without ray tracing and 8600 with ray tracing. It outperforms my previous rig, a desktop computer with a 3770K processor and a Radeon R9 290X graphics card that, respectively, could produce 11150 and 6800. But if you want to swap out the RAM and solid-state drive, you'll need to carefully disassemble the chassis without scratching or denting it. Edges of the joints readily wrinkle. The laptop met my needs for a low price. It has everything you need, is easy to transport, and can be improved upon. That's all there is to it; I'll be using it at the office and for some 3D modeling. Put something on every so often. Bring it along on business trips so you always have a stationary option.