The laptops of the Katana series that MSI acquainted in May are assumed with show a high craftsmanship. The producer may have been fruitful in showing this for the workmanship of the gaming laptop. What's more, from the outset, the benchmark results likewise turn out excellent. In Cinebench R15, the greatest presentation in the multi-core test (at full fan speed) of the Intel Core i7 utilized here was in parts over that of some current AMD Ryzen 7 processors.
Notwithstanding, something isn't exactly solidly in the connection of the different equipment parts. We can even see three potential purposes behind the marginally diminished exhibition in certain benchmarks. To start with, there are the warmth scattering and the pitiful TGP of the designs card, and afterward there is likewise the way that the 180-Watt power supply of the gaming laptop isn't exactly amazing enough. Different gadgets with comparative equipment use power supplies that can convey 200 or 230 watts. With its more modest force supply, the entire framework doesn't get sufficient force for even short pinnacle loads.
Then again, while gaming, you scarcely notice any of the shortcomings of the MSI Katana GF66. In none of the tried games did the edge rates dip under 30 FPS. With this, the framework execution is likewise adequate for the Full HD goal of the presentation to play the current games in the greatest settings. So the people who don't pursue the most elevated conceivable casing rate will likely be happy with the MSI Katana GF66.
The tried GF66 11UG-220 model comes without a full working framework. Just FreeDos is preinstalled. Our present survey of the MSI Katana GF66 11UG-220 offers extra data and numerous estimations.