To stress test the Stealth’s gaming performance, we ran Metro Exodus 15 times on a loop using RTX presets. The RTX 2080 Super in the Stealth also led on Red Dead Redemption 2 (1080, medium) at 49 fps, beating both the Aero and the Zephyrus.

On Far Cry New Dawn (FHD, Ultra), MSI’s laptop played the game at 86 fps, easily surpassing the rest of the field. Part of that may be due to the latter laptop’s powerful CPU, the AMD Ryzen 9 4900HS. When it came to Grand Theft Auto V (FHD, very high), the Stealth played at 82 fps, this time losing to the Zephyrus. It was beaten slightly by the Alienware m15 R2 (RTX 2080, 70 fps)

On the Shadow of the Tomb Raider benchmark (FHD, highest), the GS66 ran the game at 66 frames per second, surpassing both the Aero (RTX 2070 Super Max-Q, 61 fps) and the Zephyrus (49 fps, RTX 2060). With the settings turned all the way down (in order to take advantage of a 300 Hz display), performance went as high as 204 fps, but usually was between 140 and 180 fps. I played a few rounds of Call of Duty: Warzone at the game’s highest settings at FHD, and it ran between 91 and 131 frames per seconds on the laptop. Our review unit came armed with an Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 Super Max-Q, a powerful card that will let you play most games at their highest settings.

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