MEG Prospect 700R. New definition of high-end by MSI

Extra tests, PC cases | | Martin Bednár

Utility app

We’ve had cases with a display in our tests before, but MSI has taken its usability to a new level. The touchpad can still be used for control, but it also serves as an indicator for various useful things. Sure, the case sits pretty high at three hundred euros, but it’s not just about the extra cost of the display. The MEG Prospect 700R also justifies the price in other aspects. For example, the really precise build quality.

Utility app

Without the MSI Center utility app, the display won’t show you hardware info, current time or weather information. It can be downloaded from the manufacturer’s website, but when you choose an operating system, the only choice is the latest Windows 11. But it also works without difficulty on Windows 10, on which I tested it.

When viewing hardware information, you can select the clock speed and temperature of a processor and a graphics card
You have three display options for current time
The weather is updated every three hours, and you also need to have location tracking enabled in your operating system settings
MSI Center fully replaces your motherboard app for fan control
There are three default animations for the screensaver, but you can also add your own


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