The Vector A18 HX is one of the first 18-inch gaming laptops to pair an AMD Zen 5 CPU with the GeForce RTX 5070 Ti. It balances efficiency with performance quite well considering the hefty size and huge 400 W AC adapter.https://www.notebookcheck.net/MSI-Vector-A18-HX-A9W-laptop-review-GeForce-RTX-5070-Ti-is-the-way-to-go.1006977.0.html
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QuoteMSI Vector A18 HX A9W laptop review: GeForce RTX 5070 Ti is the way to go
It's not "5070 Ti", it's "5070 Ti Laptop": 5070 desktop (12GB VRAM) = 5070 Ti Laptop (12GB VRAM). It's the same 192-bit chip. End-consumers will confuse this with the 5070 Ti desktop dedicated GPU.
Later your write the correct product name:
Graphics adapter
Nvidia GeForce RTX 5070 Ti Laptop - 12 GB VRAMQuoteThe test sample was provided to the author as a loan by the manufacturer or retailer for the purpose of this review.
Is this why you don't mention the correct product name in the title? Should be illegal.
3200 USD + taxes and no OLED Display.
Yeah, it seems like a good laptop but I failed to see how this is a "balanced" one in term of pricing, especially when the Vector 16 (Intel version) has the same price but with Ultra 9 275HX + 5080. To be fair, the 2 listings I found for Vector A18 are both 2k9 USD, but the MSRP is indeed 3k2
Seems like a bunch of missing templated values, with empty "()"?
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QuoteMSI Vector A18 HX A9W laptop review: GeForce RTX 5070 Ti is the way to go
It's not "5070 Ti", it's "5070 Ti Laptop": 5070 desktop (12GB VRAM) = 5070 Ti Laptop (12GB VRAM). It's the same 192-bit chip. End-consumers will confuse this with the 5070 Ti desktop dedicated GPU.
You think that those end-consumers are incapable to read past the title of the review and that they make their purchasing decision based on nothing but that (the title) with an expectation to see a 304 mm x 137 mm x 48 mm desktop 5070 Ti GPU slotted in a 404 mm x 307.5 mm x 32.05 mm laptop? Yeah, makes sense...
...if they are literal sub-30 IQ morons.