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Posted by Narendra

- September 30, 2019, 08:58:05

While turning it on for the first time,do we have to connect the power adapters

Posted by Calvin Summerlin

- July 05, 2019, 17:16:35

I just wonder why MSI didn't retain the mechanical keyboard from the GT75 models. I have one and it feels so much better than the standard SteelSeries keyboards MSI uses.

Posted by concerned reader

- June 27, 2019, 02:48:34

Performance numbers and comparison are just phony bullshit!

For cinebench and witcher tests, line chart shows one numbers (min/avg/max) and bar chart for some laptops shows either random numbers (sometimes event with avg>max wtf?!) or just max score (which is useless as laptops rarely operate on constant maximum frequency). Some laptops are even claimed to be tested with max fan set! This is not only irrelevant for general comparison but also puts its result in favour against other devices turning the whole thing into mess!

The final score for performance doesn't mean anything and is practically useless for comparison purpose!

Cinebench multi line and bar charts:
MSI GT76 Titan DT 9SG: Ø1998 (1943.92-2022.14) and 2022
Alienware Area-51m: Ø1875 (1847.15-1952.27) and 1979
Asus ROG G703GX: Ø1119 (1107.17-1211.8) and 1212
How are those numbers connected? Which one is really used for final score calculation? What a mess&!

Witcher line and bar charts for these three:
Alienware Area-51m i9-9900K RTX 2080: Ø96.3 (88-103) and 101.1
MSI GT76 Titan DT 9SG GeForce RTX 2080: Ø95.9 (90-101) and 100
Asus ROG G703GX GeForce RTX 2080: Ø98.8 (90-105) and 99.7
Line chart shows that avg fps is higher for Asus, but why the hell it is placed lower on bar chart??777

WTF&71!? Is all the database on this website complete nonsense?7

Posted by Tech

- June 26, 2019, 08:03:47

Not that pleased with the MSI after reading this review. It seems like the acer predator 700 could be the better purchace

Posted by johnq

- June 24, 2019, 21:42:49

Components get hot, system is super loud. Adding more heat pipes by itself doesn't add much value. To me thats a failure in design, not much to praise.

Posted by DF

- June 24, 2019, 09:50:14

Now those are properly done heatpipes. It's a shame other vendors (I'm looking at you Alienware) talk like they do cooling well, but then design lousy heatpipe coverage. The MSI pipes are tight together and offer full coverage of the surface area. Other vendors tend to look like they were glued on last minute by a team of 5 year olds. The cooling here is well done, just loud.

Posted by Redaktion

- June 23, 2019, 20:31:42

The brand-new GT76 Titan DT from MSI should be especially attractive to passionate gamers who can live with a heavy and huge chassis. Thanks to the Core i9-9900K and the GeForce RTX 2080, the 17-inch notebook offers plenty of power for modern games.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/MSI-GT76-9SG-Laptop-Review-The-Titan-of-Gaming-Laptops.425043.0.html