Introducing GT70 0NC, One of MSI's New Line of Gaming Notebooks

Well, it's been some time since MSI released new gaming gear, but it looks like the long wait was not in vain: we present you the GT70 0NC, one of the fresh gaming machines in the new generation.

When looking at the GT70 0NC for the very first time, some gamers would probably be slightly disappointed as this notebook does not sport any flashy design, but a rather spartan and yet robust-looking one. 

MSI has kept the 45-degree cut angles and this element adds some sort of a menacing look to the GT70 0NC. The 3.9 kg weight is somewhat expected when thinking about a gaming-oriented notebook.

GT70 0NC buyers will get a 3rd-generation Core i7 CPU loaded into an H77 chipset and backed by up to 32 GB DDR3 1600 MHz memory which can be split across the 4 available slots. Standard memory depends on country or dealer.

While the IvyBridge already sports DirectX 11 support, serious gaming needs a no-nonsense graphics solution, and for this the MSI GT70 0NC is loaded with a 3 GB GDDR5 Nvidia GTX670M card feeding the FullHD anti-glare 17.3 display.

Soundwise, the GT70 0NC is powered by Dynaudio and THX TruStudio Pro technologies and the additional subwoofer will most likely greatly appreciate when no surround speaker system or gaming headset are around.

BigFoot gaming-dedicated LAN chip ensures minimal latency for online sessions while USB 3.0 and eSATA connectors favor lightning fast data transfer. Speaking of which, it brings us to an optional feature of the GT70 0NC: the possibility to load your computer with a Super RAID dual SSD array capable of delivering up to 800 MB/s storage speed.

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