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| MSI Bravo 15 Notebook |
MSI Bravo 15 Notebo
which was a
rather larger laptop but it had been loads more affordable and it came with a
Ryzen
sound 4800 H and in RTX 2060 feel like those were a extremely good
balance of GPU and CPU horsepower so there's this the msi bravo
15 I’m not really sure who this {can be} targeted towards because on
one hand it can be the very best performing budget notebook that I’ve ever seen
butt the identical time it struggles in some key areas msi says that it is a
gaming laptop but it kind of isn't at the identical time this one was a
extremely tough laptop to evaluate guys so let's take a deep dive and see where
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with pricing which is actually good actually for the full series starting at
929 you get a Ryzen 5 4600H 8 gigs of ram 5 tall gig SSD and an RX 5500M with
eight hundred twenty Hertz display adding $70 thereto brings you to our sample
featuring the 8core 16 thread 4800H twice the memory but it still sticks
thereto rx 5500 M the thousand dollar gaming notebook category is super
competitive these days we expect a minimum of a gtx 660ti level graphics at
that price even with AMD cpus there's an rx 5600M in the g515 SE which you
recognize will hit a grand in Dual lace frequent sales while asus is offering
gtx 660ti in.
I mean this thing is it's pretty amazing for the value I gotta provides
it to him aside for that the inside space is pretty low profile which i prefer
but i actually wished if they went with a sandstone finish and just can’t vouch
for the way long this brush texture would last with skin oil or other things
that make contact with it so that's something to seem out for the keyboard
layout is pretty standard weirdly lots of the function keys up top haven't got
any secondary functions they're just blank I mean it might have been nice to
determine all the media playback buttons or controls mapped to those function
keys but that would just be me the keys themselves are good the child distance
is brief but to my surprise I got use of them really quickly personally I
prefer them over the TUF A15 and if you A lot or game a lot these will do the
duty just fine it's back lit with red LED unfortunately there's no RGB lighting
so you cannot tweet the colors brightness levels are okay I’ve got nothing to
complain here however my biggest frustration with this notebook is that the
track pad it's a plastic smooth finish which is okay and has support for
Windows precision drivers but it's not secured properly and what do I mean by
that well if you’re clicking on something you'd either tap or press the first
left or right buttons but during this case tap works okay but if you press it
doesn't actually register you'd need to like press it even harder to induce
something to work it’s almost sort of a two-step process.
I desire something is or the track by itself is form
of loose which to me was pretty annoying and frustrating I think you guys
should hear this to truly get a feel of what I'm talking about so this is often
the webcam test on the Bravo 15 now the video quality is okay
I mean we will not really expect anything greater at this time the microphone
is decent there's a touch of compression with my voice but ironically it sounds
way better than the GS 66 stealth that checked out recently which costs you
recognize twenty five hundred dollars. I desire the TUF A15 features a better
speaker than this one because it suits some really interesting design tweaks
within the chassis to complement the sound signature now moving on to ports
most of them are located on the correct hand side which I'm sure is gonna be a
controversy once you use an external Mouse now supposedly MSI did this to form
sure that the recent air exhausts from the menus side which is far from your
typical you know external mouse position but if you are a left-hand user that
will be a touch of an issue so there's that on the proper hand side you get a
Kingston lock LAN port two USB 3.1 genuine type-c ports which is extremely
surprising for a thousand-dollar laptop another two USB Taipei's and an audio
jack switching over to the left you get power in an HDMI do note that every one
USB ports are genuine foggy bits per second so it {is not} the fastest out
there i believe this can be gonna be a regular occurrence unfortunately MSI's IPS level marketing is not really
accurate because this is often bad like really bad as you can see it only
covers 61 percent srgb 45 percent Adobe are and 45% clip 3 so if you value
color accuracy don't even consider getting this the screen doesn't get brighter
at the max that it are able to do is around 219 its which is pretty poor for
outdoor visibility and at last.
There's that 120 Hertz refresh rate it's pretty awesome
for gaming you'll certainly get away with it if you're coming from a 60 Hertz
display it is a welcoming upgrade inters of upgrade ability you've got quick
access to the 2 RAM modules maximum support capacity is 64 gigabytes the first
name SSD is correct up here and there’s a further M DOT two slot for expansion
which is pretty cool i really like this layout it's organized in my opinion the
drive speeds are good but they’re not crazy fast especially when you're
compared to the A15 or perhaps the more expensive notebooks just like the blade
15 or the GS66 stealth from MSI the battery capacity is 51 almost twice the capacity in an r/t x27 a superman cue
switching gears to our heavy load tests and well that smaller capacity does
come at a drawback with it only lasting for about an hour moving on to
performance starting with Cine bench and straight away it's like something
really interesting goes on even though the bravo 15 technically
has the identical Ryzen 7 4800H and 16 gigabytes of ram.
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