Total war machine
I've been searching the web for a long time to find a laptop equipped with Intel's 12800HX (currently the 2nd best laptop processor on passmark) and I've decided to buy this machine, it's my first MSI and frankly it's a real pleasure,
The only negative points are a CPU fan that turns on a little too often for my taste even in "silent mode" but nothing dramatic, it's not a blower like on some entry-level machines, it's still relatively discreet and you don't have to wear headphones or earphones.
The MSI software for managing the components and others are rather "gadgety" and in the end they don't serve much purpose, a rather useless software overlay which is not the most successful (display bugs and more if affinities) but I don't use it because we are not obliged to go through them to manage the beast, so here we go.
Apart from these two details, you'll have to give it a hard time to see and hear the graphics card fan turn on, as it can handle absolutely everything without ever flinching, full video games of course, that's its main purpose, but also annoying audio, advanced photo graphics or video editing, everything goes through it, it just doesn't know how to say no, and that's all you want when you drop such a note for a machine.
A small detail, the keyboard (very pleasant to type on) and the front of the computer are customizable for the LED lighting, it's fun for 5 minutes to play it like a disco / Las Vegas in front of friends but very quickly you cut everything and leave only the backlighting of the keyboard in neutral white to not touch it anymore. The screen is well made, quite bright, the scrolling is pleasantly fluid, the sound is correct.
I'm not sure I'll ever be able to get the same level of service again, but I'm sure I'll be able to get the same level of service again.
