#msi gt83vr

The MSI GT83VR Titan SLI gets refresh this year using the latest Intel Kaby Lake processors and the ability to support dual NVidia GeForce GTX 170 or 1080 graphics cards as well as a new Cherry MX Speed Silver mechanical keyboard to boot. The GT83VR will run on either Intel Core i7-7920HQ (up to 4.1GHz quad-core) or Core i7-7820HK (up to 3.9Ghz quad-core) with Intel HD Graphics 630. The earlier model of the MSI GT83VR 6RF-017PH Titan SLI (with dual GTX 1080, 8GB GDDR5X) originally sold for Php299,000 in the Philippines back in August 2016 so we're expecting the new GT83VR to be priced within the vicinity. Just before CES 2009 officially opens, MSI has already sent a preview of their Mac Air look-alike with the X-Slim X320 -- a 13.4" Atom-powered netbook. Looking gorgeously slim at 0.8" at its thickest base, the MSI X320 still manages to include 3 USB ports, a VGA port, a LAN port, and a 3-in-1 card reader. Clearly and Air competitor, the MSI X-Slim weighs about 1.3kgs (2.9lbs) and is just 6mm thin on the tip (just imagine a wider and thinner MSI Wind U100). Default battery is 4-cell but MSI will also offer an extended 8-cell battery that could last up to 10 hours. Read more in our articles including "New MSI GT83VR Titan SLI comes with Cherry MX mechanical keyboard" and "Lenovo announces ThinkStation P4 desktop workstation".