MSI GS75 Stealth-093 17.3" Razor Thin Bezel Gaming Laptop NVIDIA RTX 2080 8G Max-Q, 144Hz 3ms, Intel i7-8750H (6 cores), 32GB, 512GB NVMe SSD, TB3, Per Key RGB, Win10H, Matte Black w/ Gold Diamond Cut

Update: After 3 months of use, the laptop is dying. The SSD is reporting errors, and I cannot return the laptop nor can I file a claim with the credit card company. Save your money and buy something else. MSI doesnt stand behind their products, and I wont every buy another MSI product again. ---- 1 Month after I bought it: I love using this laptop. The keyboard is responsive, the display is utterly gorgeous, and you have many expansion options with the Thunderbolt 3/USB-C port. The graphics card is solid and can power 4 displays (itself plus 3 external monitors). Some minor gripes: battery life isnt as good as reviews claim; the Thunderbolt 3 port only has a single display channel (no multi-stream support); no USB-C charging and a second power adapter is expensive; I had difficulty getting the HDMI port to work at 4k @ 60 Hz and instead rely on the mini-DisplayPort adapter for this instead. I use the laptop for gaming and work. I tried dozens of accessories for my perfect work/gaming rig. For those who want to power more than 3 external displays, pair it with the USB 3.0 Dell D3100 Docking Station. I also use it with the Anker USB C Hub, 5-in-1 USB C Adapter. If you want a solid KVMP switch compatible with this laptop, use the HDMI IOGear GCS1794 for 4k @ 30 Hz. I havent found any switch that works reliably at 4k @ 60 Hz.

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Two units have failed. We were able to return the first to Amazon (which has a fabulous return policy) but the second one failed a week after the return period expired. My granddaughter, who received the machine from me as her birthday present, is contacting the manufacturer. Well see what happens, but right now I would say: “Don’t buy this machine!”

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Although I paid for a an over night shipping, this unit came in much later than then what when its supposed to be delivered. But, no points are taken off for that. As I am a proud owner of a GS65 also from Best Buy RTX2060. What I like: Per key RGB is beautiful and stunning. Pressing the Fn key lights up the available Fn key is cool. The touch pad feels smooth (but too wide... no joke please). The brand is good. NVMe PCIe SSD is decent, far from the best, but I can live with that. Its really thin, and without the compromise of no LAN or no camera. Overall, a good looking notebook. What I dislike: No mDP, which is strange, because my GS65 has a mDP, and many of my friends have mDP to DP cable for external G-sync monitor. I am forced to carry my own cable if Im at friends house. None of my friends has Type C display, nor Type C to DP cable. The windows button. Although for gaming, I sometimes disable my windows button. The windows button is on the right side of the space bar. I mean I can get used it if I really try, but come on... GS65 and GS75 both RTX, and different KB layout? And dont get me started with the " | " and " " keys..... Yes. KEYS. Why is it so important to have a duplicate of this key cap. No biggy. I guess. This is nip picking. No points taken off. Its just annoying. Minor light leak when system is totally black. No points taken off. I think its typical. Its just hard to fix when the bezel seems to be glued to the screen. Leakage is not noticeable in normal usage on my system. My biggest complaint is not on MSI, but just this particular unit that I have. System at or around idle, I saw 86 degree frequently, and fans constantly pulse between quiet and the next level. Some of the lightest load, 6-7% CPU load, a second later, the fans start going bunkers. Running a simple 3DMARK11P, temp went up to 97-99 degree many times. Granted, I shouldnt be running monitoring device while running benchmark. It was because of the thermal throttling that I was experiencing that trigger my curiosity to monitor the temp. Add salt to the wound. I wouldve been ok to take apart the system, and attempt to re-paste the system, as needed, had it not been the "FACTORY SEAL" covering one of the screw holes. I dont want to void any factory warranty, should it come to that down the road. Looking at my other MSI notebook. I would guess mine is just an one off for temperature issue.

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