There are many brilliant budget options for gaming laptops, but one model stands above the rest if money wasn’t an issue.
The MSI GS66 Stealth would be my choice if money weren’t an issue, as this monster of a laptop is perfect for gaming in every way.
This is thanks to its various impressive specifications. Running an Intel Core i9-12900H with 14 Cores, 20x Threads and 32GB of DDR5 RAM, the MSI GS66 Stealth would comfortably run just about every high requirement game on the market at the moment.
Additionally, Intel’s Core i9 is considered to be among the best CPU’s for gaming at the moment, not to mention the addition of 32GH of RAM.
The MSI GS66 Stealth has a crystal clear display and can run the most resource-heavy games on the market.
This considerable hardware complement is supported by a mind-boggling 8TB of ultra-fast NVME SSD storage.
8TB by itself is a staggering amount of storage, which is essential given many games have 100GB+ requirements but what’s more impressive is that it’s all on an SSD.
SSDs have become a standard for anyone who wants to run games smoothly and efficiently, so having 8TB worth of SSD to play with is ideal.
Finally, the laptop also comes with an Nvidia 30 Series GeForce RTX 3070ti graphics card and a 4k, anti-glare display.
Perhaps the only drawback of this laptop is it only has up to four hours of battery life, but that isn’t surprising given its specifications and isn’t an issue if you’re near a plug.
The MSI GS66 Stealth is among the state-of-the-art laptops on the market.
Of course, this is all if money wasn’t a consideration. If it were, you’d be paying around R100,000 for this gaming laptop.
However, if I had R100,000 to spend, I’d instead use it to build a gaming PC – the MSI GS66 Stealth is still a very good laptop regardless.
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