Go Back To School With NVIDIA And The MSI Pulse Laptop

Student life is hard. You need a machine that can keep up with you at every turn. That’s what the MSI Pulse was designed to do.

Built around an Intel Core i7 Processor, it also features an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Laptop GPU and that dynamic duo delivers performance you can count on in the classroom or on the battlefield.

Not only do you have gaming benefits like ray tracing, DLSS AI Boost, and NVIDIA Reflex Low Latency, you also get GPU boosted performance in many tools and applications used in STEM classes. Programs like Blender, ONNX, RAPIDS and more all enjoy an AI assisted performance boost that lets you finish your studies sooner.

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[cornbreadfedkirkpatrick]

That seems interesting, yes why didn't you mention the price.

[nubletten]

Best. Review. Ever.
No specs, no prices, no comparisons.

[vegastrix]

Get rid of the crappy psu’s bundled with gpu’s in your shuffle

[cheesepuddin]

Price is about $1500 if anyone wanted to know.

[fivedollarcombo]

Instead of spending 1500 bucks on this buy a regular laptop for like 400 bucks for school and a tower for 1100 for all your gaming needs. Best way to use your money is going that route imo

[tiestofalljays]

Downvotes aren’t a reflection of the presenter - they’re a reflection of this video being an MSI Ad-read.

[quant]

The reality is that when we ask our parents for it we realize we are too poor for this, and we get a chromebook instead

[SupraManG]

I was nearly lost in the special effects in this video. Awesome SWITCH-A-ROOS!

[wranglerse]

You definitely don’t want this as a student if you’re taking it to class. The battery life is terrible at maybe a couple hours on light usage. Specs are good though when plugged in and undervolted to achieve higher performance. How do I know? I own one

[tiestofalljays]

How much bloatware comes pre-installed? lol. All you need to do is watch Gamer’s Nexus’ review to know to never buy any MSI laptop.

[leatherturtle]

would be nice if the mobile graphics cards weren't as weak as 1060 desktop cards.

[UltimateGrabber]

This gives "Yes Mom I Need This For School" A Whole NEW Meaning!

[goobisoft]

bAcK tO sChOoL plz don’t say those words

[yukariTheLalafell]

Wow they allow comments on this advertisement(“Review”) back to you Steve!

[nobilkwt]

the funniest marketing in the whole universe 🤣😂🤣😂

[Strawman]

Y'all need to do a video about Dogecoin

[hulem]

Honest advice: stay the f out of do-it-all laptops that can't do anything well.
Game? LOL I guess
Cinema? suck as* 6-bits display at the size of your 1998 CRT Tivi. Black scene looks greyish...
Study? terrible keyboard and trackpad
Schooling? you will regret putting this 2kg laptop plus the power adapter into your package in the first week, and end up never bring it to shool again
Skype? iPhone 3G can record your face better than this thing does

just buy an HP Probook or Dell Inspiron and I promise, you will never regret using that thing for your 4-years of high school. You can never satisfy with your gaming experience on this kind of laptop, unless it isn't targeted as a "do-it-all" laptop