Gaming car with mini 4K 144 Hz LED screen

Leaked datasheets reveal that the MSI Titan GT77 HX high-end gaming notebook is the world’s first of its kind with a 144Hz 4K mini-LED display. The device could already be unveiled at CES 2023.

the colleagues of checking notebook have from an anonymous source MSI Titan GT77 HX Leaked Datasheets to receive. The official-looking documents give the impression that the official unveiling of the high-end laptop could be imminent, possibly at CES 2023 in a few weeks.

Performance monster with a fancy display

Main feature of massive titanium models is usually the individual powerful hardwareand the next version does not have to hide in this regard either: the newest version is under the hood Intel Core i9-13900HX Flagship CPU and “next generation” Nvidia GeForce graphics card with MUX switch.

The highlight of this model is not hidden in the case, but is literally projected towards the user: MSI is supposed to do that with its next flagship. World’s first 144hz 4K laptop display with mini LED block up. Your backlight can dimmed in 1,008 zones should be one 1000 nits maximum brightness create and comes with a VESA DisplayHDR 1000 certification. A bit crazy, isn’t it?

Also, that covers 17.3 inches The large screen covers around 100 percent of the DCI-P3 color space and achieves a response time of 3 milliseconds (via MSI Overdrive). The data sheet does not yet provide all the detailed specifications, so the MSI Titan GT77 HX seems to offer a similar setup to its predecessors.

We’ll be at CES 2023 in Las Vegas in January and keep an eye out for the new MSI gaming laptop. If we learn more, we will update this post accordingly.

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Robin Cromberg … is studying Asian Studies and Chinese at the University of Bonn and, as an editor, is primarily responsible for the notebook, monitor and audio equipment departments at Allround-PC.com, but also writes about new products for many other areas.

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