
When it comes to gaming, there is one PC hardware brand that really knows what they are doing and talking about, that is MSI. Having dedicated more than two decades in mastering gaming laptops together with understanding the psyche of a gamer, this has enabled the company to make the best custom game-ware for their very critical customers.
Adopting this proven track record, MSI Malaysia Notebook wants to tackle another highly demanding sector, the creative and media industry. Similar traits with gaming in terms of component requirements in this field, this sector demands intensive and robust machines to run their operations. Strain on graphic cards, processors and display are common gripes from industrialist, designers and producers who use these systems. However, MSI is confident with their newly introduced W series notebooks that is powered by the worlds most powerful processors from Intel and new Nvidia Quadro graphics that the company is sure can overcome these concerns.
Introducing 3 new mobile workstation the WT73VR, WS63 and WE72/62 users in the field have now alternative options compared to restricted to just one or two brands. Worth noting is the VR support for the mobile workstation a first in the world be the first applied on a non-gaming laptop, opening up the application beyond the realms of gaming.
Not Just For Gamers
Those who are familiar with MSI will by now understand the naming convention behind the notebook series, with W reffering to workstations and G for gaming. Tipping the marque status is the 17.3 inch WT73VR a a brand new model equipped with Intel Xeon processor and Intel’s Error Correcting Code (ECC) technology and ECC-supportive DDR4 memory, meant for the demanding forces this machine will be put through.
Supporting the intensity is the Nvidia Quadro P5000 with 16GB GDDR5 will enable it to performe duties in a cinch when running Autodesk Stingray coupled VR headset as well as other extremely demanding CAD/CAM applications.

The other premium model that’s heavy in performance and duty but light in weight and remarkably thin at just 1.8kg at 17.7mm is he WS63. Not a push over the components inside are commendable especially the Quadro P3000 with 6GB GDDR5 and a DDR-2400 RAM, the 15.6″ UHD -IPS panels offers vivid colours and can further be customised with MSI True Colour Technology. Essential for those who constantly require colour adjustments based on their clients needs.

The third entrant is the We72 and 62 model, which sports Quadro M2200 with 4GB GDDR5, DDR4-2400 RAM is catered for the rookie in the design team. Versions come in 17.3 and 15.6 inch panels, both models feature wide-viewing angles for greater comfort and a diamond-cut touchpad for aesthetics.
Clearly MSI is gaining confident and reputation in the country, consumers are taken by their products and with a competitive pricing tabled for the workstation, sectors in education, design, post production and architectural can take advantage of their expert assembly and affordable price range W series.
The heavily spec’d models come in RM24,999 for the WT73VR, RM12,899 for the Ws63 and RM9,699 for the We72.




