MSI's Bravo 15 and Bravo 17 double power efficiency over previous generations
MSI's two latest laptops focus on FHD gaming on 120Hz displays.
What you need to know
- MSI's Bravo 15 and Bravo 17 gaming laptops are available for preorder.
- Both laptops run on up to Ryzen 7 4800H processors and AMD Radeon RX5500M graphics.
- The Bravo 15 ($929) and Bravo 17 ($1,099) are available for preorder from Newegg starting today.
MSI's Bravo 15 and Bravo 17 gaming laptops are available for preorder starting today. Both laptops run on the latest Ryzen 4000 H-Series processors and Radeon RX5500M graphics. The goal of each laptop is to deliver smooth FHD gaming on 120Hz displays. The Bravo 15 and Bravo 17 are available for preorder today on Newegg for $929 and $1,099, respectively.
MSI highlights that the Bravo 15 and Bravo 17's 7nm processors double power efficiency over their predecessors from previous generations.
The laptops have two fans and six heat pipes to keep temperatures down during gaming sessions and heavy workloads.
Category | MSI Bravo 15 | MSI Bravo 17 |
---|---|---|
Operating system | Windows 10 Home | Windows 10 Home |
Display | 15.6" FHD120HzAMD FreeSync | 17.3" FHD120HzAMD FreeSync |
Processor | Up to Ryzen 7 4800H | Up to Ryzen 7 4800H |
Graphics | AMD Radeon RX5500M | AMD Radeon RX5500M |
Storage | 512GB NVMe SSD | 512GB NVMe SSD + 1TB (7200RM) |
Memory | 8GB DDR4 3200MHz16GB DDR4 3200MHz | 16GB DDR4 3200MHz |
Dimensions | 14.13" (35.9cm) x 9.99" (25.4cm) x 0.85" (2.2cm) | 15.63" (39.7cm) x 10.24" (26cm) x 0.91" (2.31cm) |
Price | From $929 | From $1,099 |
You can optimize the performance of the new laptops with Dragon Center software that works with Gaming Mode 2.0.
In addition to supporting PC gaming, the new Bravo laptops support MSI's APP Player, which allows people to play mobile games on their laptops with mouse and key support.
Smooth FHD gaming
All-AMD gaming power
These gaming laptops run on the latest Ryzen 4000 H-Series processors and Radeon RX5500M graphics. They're geared for FHD gameplay on their 120Hz displays.
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