Other changes include 102 keys of per-key RGB lighting, smaller fan blades, Dynaudio Certified speakers, upgraded Killer 1550 and Bluetooth v5, and Dragon Center 2.0. The GS65 Stealth Thin doesn’t turn the older Stealth Pro models obsolete MSI has updated the entire range with the newest processors, improving performance by almost 20%. The 82Whr battery is said to keep it all running for eight hours or more.įHD 144Hz/7ms IPS-level Thin Bezel (72% NTSC)ġst Slot: PCIe Gen3 x 4 SSD & SATA SSD (combo) It also has a new per-key RGB keyboard by SteelSeries, with an updated Dragon Center 2.0 tying the whole system together. They’re combined with MSI’s spread of technical offerings, from the Cooler Boost Trinity cooling design to Nahimic 3 audio and True Color 2 display tech.
The GS65 Stealth Thin comes in 8RF (GTX 1070) and 8RE (GTX 1060) variants, though both are powered by an 8th-gen Core i7 processor. And for those who frequently use their webcams, they’ll be glad to know that MSI has managed to keep theirs along the top bezel as usual, instead of repositioning it at the bottom for an incredibly awkward angle. Crack it open, however, and you’ll notice that the 1080p 144Hz 7ms IPS display is framed by bezels only 4.9mm thin, resulting in a 82 percent screen-to- body ratio. If the size won’t attract attention, then maybe the golden accent and trim will.
MSI states that the 1.8kg laptop measures 357.7 × 247.7 × 17.7mm, easily courting the attention of the commuting and traveling gamer. With a name like “Stealth Thin” the first question on everyone’s minds is, naturally, dimensions. Making up the new models are the GS65 Stealth Thin with its high screen-to-body ratio and slim chassis, the GE73 Raider RGB models for their statement-making bling, and the GT75 Titan for sporting an unlocked i9 hexa-core processor. With Intel’s 8th generation “Coffee Lake” CPUs come MSI‘s new and updated gaming laptops, targeting both the David and the Goliath sides of the weight-size coin.
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