Sporting an Intel Core i7 quad core processor and the latest Nvidia GeForce GTX 580M graphics unit, MSI GT685 gaming laptop was rolled out by the Taiwan-based company. With its 32GB of DDR3 memory, accelerated dual hard disk architecture and all other features, this gaming notebook is claimed to proffer gamers with an edge over their opponents during online 3D gameplay.
The much awaited GeForce GTX 580M that makes its way into this laptop, supposedly houses 384 more CUDAs (Compute Unified Device Architecture) than its previous versions, alongside 256 bit broadband and 2GB GDDR5 of display memory. This machine is said to have broken prior records on the 3D Mark vantage test by clocking 16,000 points. Its Optimus overclocking display technology automatically overclocks the system for clearer graphics.
The 32GB of DDR3 memory of this notebook comes from its four DDR3 slots that complement its RAID 0 accelerated dual hard drive architecture, which doubles hard drive memory. MSI’s very own TDE feature also forms a part of the hardware, allowing gamers to enhance the GT685’s performance by the push of a button. Moreover, Dynaudio sound, THX TruStudio Pro, Cinema Pro and an HD webcam make up for the multimedia offerings tendered by the laptop.
The GT685’s ECO Engine technology is aimed at power-saving, as it allows gamers to select between five power management levels – Video Game, Film, Presentation, Word Processing, and Turbo Battery, and adjusts settings accordingly. Furthermore, its i-Charger feature apparently boosts up USB speeds by three times to recharge mobile devices faster.
Bearing almost the same configurations as the GT783 which we reported about yesterday, the MSI GT685 gaming laptop too is yet without a price tag.