Testseek.com have collected 40 expert reviews of the MSI GT73VR 6RF Titan Pro - GTX1080 - Intel Gen 6 and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for MSI GT73VR 6RF Titan Pro - GTX1080 - Intel Gen 6.
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Very powerful, NVMe RAID SSDs, Great speakers, MU-MIMO WiFi, Runs quiet under load, Wide range of SKUs
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MSI's portable gaming monster does it all. It's incredibly fast at, well, everything and yet it runs quiet too. The screen is good, the peripherals and other features are good. It's expensive, but worth it...
Published: 2016-12-28, Author: Tim , review by: techspot.com
Laptop performance just as good as a highend gaming desktop. Huge, effective cooling solution with room for overclocking. Large range of configuration options, most of which are competitively priced
Not really portable in the practical sense. Terrible ELAN trackpad
Published: 2016-11-17, Author: Alexander , review by: tomshardware.com
Solid build quality, Good internal layout, Outstanding performance
Overpriced compared to GTX 1070equipped laptops and even some SLI configurations, Color and grayscale accuracy
Customers pay a premium for a GTX 1080, and even more so when shopping for a laptop with the Pascal powerhouse. Ultimately the MSI GT73VR Titan Pro-201 isn't concerned with price, but rather raw performance. - MORE: Gaming Laptop Previews MOR...
relatively low core temperatures for a gaming notebook, 3x M.2 NVMe slots with RAID + 2.5-inch SATA III bay, strong cooling system; acceptable fan noise, no CPU or GPU throttling under heavy loads, accessible internals with removable GPU, Excellent build
4K UHD panel is grainier with lower contrast, narrower gamut, and slower response times than the FHD option, no dedicated Macro keys, individually lit keys, or HDMI 2.0, removing the bottom panel may void warranty, higher GPU temperature than GT73VR 6RE,
The 4K UHD screen and GTX 1080 GPU combination is the "ultimate" single GPU configuration for the current GT73VR. Performance is ludicrous and its features are numerous, though the drawbacks compared to the lower-cost FHD and GTX 1070 SKU are hard to igno...
Mostly quiet, Top-notch performance across the board, Dual PCIe SSDs
Can't handle 4.2GHz, Fan control is wonky
Naturally, the combination of eight logical CPU cores running at 4GHz, two PCIe SSDs, a GTX 1080, and 64GB of RAM ain't cheap, hence the $3,599 sticker. That's about as costly as a laptop can get (not counting the even pricier 4K version at $3,999). T...
Excellent gaming performance, Responsive 120Hz G-Sync display, Runs cool and (relatively) quiet while gaming, Good keyboard
Heavy on pre-installed bloatware, Display has limited viewing angles, Battery life still not very competitive despite switchable graphics, GTX 1080 is overkill for a 1080p native-resolution screen
With a high-refresh 120Hz G-Sync LCD and killer GTX 1080 graphics, the GT73VR Titan Pro is a performance powerhouse. The hardware is overkill, though, for a 1080p laptop. (We appreciate tons of RAM and dual-SSD storage, but lower-end MSI configs are a be...
The MSI GT73VR Titan Pro is one of the most robust portable gaming options on the market. Sure that chassis is a bit bulky, but that space is well utilized to offer an excellent cooling system and space for SLI GPU options. Battery life is weak, but that'...
The Titan Pro is a responsive, solid piece of tech with a gorgeous screen that brought out a little extra somethin' from the games we played. It also felt like a premium device inside and out, from its quality keyboard and smartly placed ports, to the she
While the Titan Pro makes gameplay smooth like rich creamery butter, it stutters when it comes to portability. Though sharp-looking and sleek, this 17-inch rig has a heavy body, a dinky two-hour battery, easily muffled speakers, and criminally short charg
At the end of the day, the MSI GT73VR 6RF Titan Pro is the SUV of laptops. It emphasizes power and luxury, and backs it up with some of the best performance in its field. However, just like how a SUV isn't the most practical choice for every driver, the T...
