MSI Cyborg 15 15.6" Gaming Laptop - Intel Core 7, RTX 5050, 1 TB SSD, Black
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MSI Cyborg 15 15.6" Gaming Laptop - Intel Core 7, RTX 5050, 1 TB SSD, Black is a gaming laptop made by MSI. It is listed at one UK shop, Currys, for £1,499.00 (checked 19 October 2026).
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The Cyborg brings top tier components in futuristic style
- its translucent parts let you see what makes it tick. Like the RTX 5050 graphics card. With AI-powered graphics and ray tracing, it will turn any game into eye candy. Eye candy with high FPS and low latency. You can savour every frame on the Full HD display with 144 Hz refresh rate. This comes in handy in the moments when milliseconds matter. And the Intel Core 7 processor can churn through apps, games and multitasking without breaking a sweat. The Cooler Boost cooling system makes sure of that. Good to know
- To immerse you deep in the game, the Nahimic 3 Audio technology creates a 360° audio experience
- Sorry, but you can't blame lag for losses
- WiFi 6E is super-fast and reliable
- SSD storage brings super-fast load speeds and 1 B is plenty for saving new titles
- 16 GB of RAM lets you multi-task to your heart's content and you can upgrade to 96 GB down the line
- Thanks to the aluminium body, the Cyborg weighs only 2 kg, making it great for gaming on the go
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