MSI will release a super-powerful gaming laptop Titan GT77 based on Alder Alake-HX with four fans

MSI began advertising in Chinese social networks new gaming laptop Titan GT77.
The manufacturer notes that the combined CPU and GPU power of this flagship system will be 250 watts, not including additional laptop components.
Image source: WeboThe MSI Titan series of gaming laptops hasn't been updated since the release of Intel's 10th generation Core processors.
There were no models based on Tiger Lake chips on the market, which suggested that the manufacturer decided to abandon this niche series of very expensive gaming devices.
Looks like MSI is taking a break after all, because the Titan GT77 gaming laptop based on 12th generation Intel Core processors will be available for the foreseeable future.
The company appears to have decided to wait for the higher performance Alder Lake-HX chips, offering up to 16 physical cores at up to 5GHz.
Despite the potentially very powerful stuffing, details of which are not yet known, the MSI Titan GT77 laptop will be only 23 mm thick.
However, the overall dimensions of this portable gaming station will be larger than any other gaming laptop on the market.
The Titan GT77 will have a special ventilation system in the back of the chassis, which is a characteristic feature of laptops of this series.
The new Titan GT77 has four fans and seven heat pipes, and can hold up to four memory slots and four slots for NVMe SSDs thanks to the Alder Lake-HX chip.
In addition, the notebook will offer several types of screens with support for 4K, 1440p and 1080p resolutions, as well as refresh rates of up to 360 Hz.
The cherry on the cake will be a mechanical SteelSeries RGB keyboard with Cherry MX switches that have 1.8 mm of travel.
The manufacturer has not yet announced when the new Titan Series gaming notebook will be officially unveiled and when it will be available for sale.
However, it is already clear that the price tag will be spacey.