Thread: MSI demonstrates GT Seven Eighty DX with 1080p display, SteelSeries keyboard

Although MSI's GX780 acquired a plenty of positive care when it was brought out in April, many would-be client pointed out its One GB GeForce GT 555M graphics chip. The discrete result is doubtless a level up from Sandy Bridge's incorporated engine, but it can just deliver humble frames when playing fresh games on high or ultra quality (~30 frames each sec or lower in most titles tried through Notebookcheck).

Quelling those pertains, the company has brought in an informed edition of the device with a speedier graphics processing unit. The GT780DX sheds Nvidia's GT 555M in favor of the fresh GTX 570M, which carries over tri the CUDA cores, has a higher graphics clock, a thicker memory bus and more VRAM. Consorting to Nvidia's published IIIDMark Vantage scores, the GTX 570M in effect repeats the GT 555M's function.



Additionally, it looks MSI has streamlined the devices memory choices. Rather of an array of mechanical drives, systems will arrive with a 500Gigabyte or 750Gigabyte 7200RPM HDD alongside a 120Gigabyte Intel SSD.

Other core specs stay unaltered, adding the Core iVII-2630QM processor, 17.3" 1600x900 or 1920x1080 screen, a Digital Video Disc or Blu-ray drive, a 720p webcam and the common cornucopia of link.The recycled specifications too add SteelSerials gaming-oriented keyboard, which adds LED lighting that can be formed in several color schemes.

Beyond the eye candy, the keyboard offers advanced tactile resubmit, an ergonomic "golden triangle" gaming cluster, support for ten simultaneous button presses (presumably fixed to gaming-particular keys), and a durable plan in case you are prone to rage-brought on tantrums.