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CTOnews.com July 6 news, according to Weixing news, its game this Thunderbird 17 will be launched soon, equipped with AMD Ruilong 9 7945HX mobile processor + NVIDIA RTX40 series graphics card.

Weixing said that in order to unleash the power of the AMD Ruilong 9 7945HX mobile processor, Thunderbird 17 was upgraded based on the original GP77 classic mold, not only providing flagship hardware cooling support, but also further optimizing the details.

CTOnews.com collates the parameters of MSI's new Thunderbird 17 notebook as follows:

This notebook is equipped with AMD mobile flagship Ruilong 9 7945HX, built with Zen4 core architecture and 5nm process technology, 16 cores with 32 threads, the highest frequency of 5.4GHz, and 64MB's three levels of large cache. In the graphics card part, this notebook is equipped with RTX 4060 notebook GPU, the graphics card is full of blood 140W, and supports dual display and three modes. In terms of heat dissipation, this notebook achieves double baking up to 195W performance release.

In terms of screen, Thunderbird 17 uses a 17.3inch high-end glazed moon screen, which provides 2.5K high resolution, high 240Hz refresh rate, and 100% DCI-P3 professional wide color range screen display.

In addition, Thunderbird 17 is one of the first games in the world equipped with Qualcomm Qualcomm FastConnect 7800 Wi-Fi 7 module. The theoretical performance of Qualcomm FastConnect 7800 can support the 5GHz / 6GHz band, peak speed of up to 5.8 Gbps and latency as low as 2 milliseconds, with the bandwidth channel of 320MHz. The battery specification is also full to 99.9Whr (the maximum capacity that can be carried on the plane). In the keyboard experience part, Sailui single-key RGB backlit keyboard is also not absent, supporting the independent lighting setting of each button.

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