MSI is renewing its lineup of gaming laptops to take advantage of Nvidia’s new RTX GPUs, though better graphics is just the tip of the iceberg.
In 2025, you’ll be able to find the RTX 50 Series across the MSI Stealth, Titan, Raider and Vector lines. What’s more, you’ll be able to find it alongside both the latest in Intel Core Ultra and AMD Ryzen 9000 processors.
According to MSI, improvements in performance offered by Nvidia’s latest lot of RTX 50 series GPUs are every bit as compelling as the access to built-in AI models is.
“Equipped with a massive level of AI horsepower, the RTX 50 Series enables new experiences and next-level graphics fidelity,” the company said.
The other key detail here is that this year’s MSI gaming laptop lineup is the first to offer a “complete” range of 18-inch models.
Last but not least, there’s the brand's latest foray into flashy limited variants.
The new MSI Titan 18 HX Dragon Edition Norse Myth features a custom design said to be inspired by the "resilience" of Norse mythology. The look here blends together hand-drawn dragon motifs and Nordic runes.
“The 3D dragon and dragon ring on the palm rest are meticulously hand-drawn, blending Norse Myth elements like the nine realms and rune symbols to achieve a sophisticated metallic sheen, refined texture, and a flawless vintage-inspired finish,” MSI said.
While an 18-inch UHD screen is nothing to scoff at, the inside of the MSI Titan 18 HX Dragon Edition Norse Myth promised to be just as compelling as the outside. It is also set up with MSI's new Super RAID 5 storage out of the box, which allows you to combine the capabilities of both Gen 4 and Gen 5 SSDs to reach read speeds of as high as 18,000MB/second.
In other words, this powerhouse of a portable PC is very much the halo product of the brand’s lineup at this year's CES. For a sense of how it compares to the rest of MSI’s new gaming laptop lineup, check out the table below.
Exact Australian pricing and availability for the new MSI Titan, Stealth, Raider and Vector Series is expected to be announced later in the year.
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