MSI’s 2021 gaming laptops get Nvidia’s RTX 3000 series mobile graphics cards and Wi-Fi 6E support
The GP66 Leopard starts at $1,799. | MSI MSI has introduced its early 2021 lineup of portable gaming laptops during CES on Wednesday. The big news is that all the new releases have been outfitted with Nvidia's brand-new GeForce RTX 3000 series graphics cards. In addition to improved frame rates and ray tracing, these chips will deliver Nvidia's latest features, including its resizable BAR technology. They're also getting support for Wi-Fi 6E.
Headlining the thin-and-light lineup is the new GS66 Stealth. Last year's GS66 Stealth, powered by Nvidia's RTX 2000 graphics, was a capable 15.6-inch rig, but it couldn't quite produce the frame rates to compete with Razer's Blade 15.
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