Uploaded October 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
0:58 3D Mark
2:12 Unigine Superposition
3:58 Cinebench Release 20
4:47 Batman Arkham Knight
6:47 Hitman Enter The World Of Assassination
8:47 Overwatch Epic Settings
10:58 Shadow Of The Tomb Raider
Laptop Specs:
GT76 Titan 9SG
Intel® Core™ i9-9900K Processor
Windows 10 Pro
17.3" UHD (3840x2160), IPS-Level
NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 2080 with 8GB GDDR6
2x 32gb (64gb) DDR4-2666 (4x Ram slot max 128GB)
2x512gb NVME ssd Super Raid 4
1x M.2 SSD slot (NVMe PCIe Gen3)
2x M.2 SSD Combo (NVMe PCIe Gen3 / SATA )
1x 1Tb 7200rpm hdd
Webcam HD type (30fps@720p)
Per-Key RGB Backlight Keyboard
Killer Gb LAN
Killer ax Wi-Fi + Bluetooth v5
2x 2W Speaker
1x 3W
1x Mic-in
1x Headphone-out (HiFi / SPDIF)
1x Type-C (USB3.2 Gen2 / DP / Thunderbolt™3)
1x Type-C USB3.2 Gen2
4x Type-A USB3.2 Gen2
1x RJ45
1x (4K @ 60Hz) HDMI
1x Mini-displayport
8-cell Li-Ion 90whr battery
2x 230W power adapter
397 x 330 x 33~42 mm
4.2kg
Link To MSI:
msi.com/Laptop/GT76-Titan-9SX
Designed for power.
The brand-new GT76 Titan DT from MSI should be especially attractive to passionate gamers who can live with a heavy and huge chassis.
Thanks to the Core i9-9900K and the GeForce RTX 2080, the 17-inch notebook offers plenty of power for modern games.
The GT76 9SG is a direct successor to last year’s GT75 8RG, which featured a Core i9-8950HK and a GeForce GTX 1080.
In addition to the visual design, MSI has also made a few changes to the height, which now amounts to 4.2 cm (not including the feet of the chassis) instead of 5.8 cm, which is still quite thick for a gaming notebook.
The GT76 9SG Titan DT is a gaming notebook extraordinaire, at least as far as the price and performance are concerned.
It can achieve very high frame rates even in extremely demanding titles.
The first-class performance is bought at the expense of the quietness, which might scare off some customers (we recommend using headphones when gaming on the GT76). Once you put the hefty weight, the large rear and the two power adapters to the side, there is really not much to complain about.
The GT76 draws you in with a lot of ports (Thunderbolt™3), good input devices, and a decent sound quality.
The image quality of the 144 Hz slim-bezel display is more than acceptable for a device with such a price tag.
Also, you should not forget about the expansive maintenance and upgrade options.
0:58 3D Mark
2:12 Unigine Superposition
3:58 Cinebench Release 20
4:47 Batman Arkham Knight
6:47 Hitman Enter The World Of Assassination
8:47 Overwatch Epic Settings
10:58 Shadow Of The Tomb Raider
Laptop Specs:
GT76 Titan 9SG
Intel® Core™ i9-9900K Processor
Windows 10 Pro
17.3" UHD (3840x2160), IPS-Level
NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 2080 with 8GB GDDR6
2x 32gb (64gb) DDR4-2666 (4x Ram slot max 128GB)
2x512gb NVME ssd Super Raid 4
1x M.2 SSD slot (NVMe PCIe Gen3)
2x M.2 SSD Combo (NVMe PCIe Gen3 / SATA )
1x 1Tb 7200rpm hdd
Webcam HD type (30fps@720p)
Per-Key RGB Backlight Keyboard
Killer Gb LAN
Killer ax Wi-Fi + Bluetooth v5
2x 2W Speaker
1x 3W
1x Mic-in
1x Headphone-out (HiFi / SPDIF)
1x Type-C (USB3.2 Gen2 / DP / Thunderbolt™3)
1x Type-C USB3.2 Gen2
4x Type-A USB3.2 Gen2
1x RJ45
1x (4K @ 60Hz) HDMI
1x Mini-displayport
8-cell Li-Ion 90whr battery
2x 230W power adapter
397 x 330 x 33~42 mm
4.2kg
Link To MSI:
msi.com/Laptop/GT76-Titan-9SX
Designed for power.
The brand-new GT76 Titan DT from MSI should be especially attractive to passionate gamers who can live with a heavy and huge chassis.
Thanks to the Core i9-9900K and the GeForce RTX 2080, the 17-inch notebook offers plenty of power for modern games.
The GT76 9SG is a direct successor to last year’s GT75 8RG, which featured a Core i9-8950HK and a GeForce GTX 1080.
In addition to the visual design, MSI has also made a few changes to the height, which now amounts to 4.2 cm (not including the feet of the chassis) instead of 5.8 cm, which is still quite thick for a gaming notebook.
The GT76 9SG Titan DT is a gaming notebook extraordinaire, at least as far as the price and performance are concerned.
It can achieve very high frame rates even in extremely demanding titles.
The first-class performance is bought at the expense of the quietness, which might scare off some customers (we recommend using headphones when gaming on the GT76). Once you put the hefty weight, the large rear and the two power adapters to the side, there is really not much to complain about.
The GT76 draws you in with a lot of ports (Thunderbolt™3), good input devices, and a decent sound quality.
The image quality of the 144 Hz slim-bezel display is more than acceptable for a device with such a price tag.
Also, you should not forget about the expansive maintenance and upgrade options.
