MSI Has Six Gaming Laptop Lines and Four Others

MSI’s US store sells gaming laptops under six names (Titan, Raider, Stealth, Vector, Crosshair and Cyborg) and work laptops under four (Prestige, Summit, Venture and Creator). The two 18-inch-only lines were Titan and Raider; the screens of 15.6 inches and under were on Summit, Venture, Cyborg, Prestige and Creator cards. On 30 October 2026 the store listed 42 laptops across ten series, at list prices from $929.99 to $6,799.99.

Every price below is a list price on MSI’s US store, us-store.msi.com, read on 30 October 2026. We counted each series listing card by card: 42 in all, 29 marked Add to Cart and 13 Notify Me. Many were on sale below list; sale prices change daily.

The names at a glance

Line	MSI store’s title for the series	Cards (Add to Cart)	Screen sizes on the cards (in)	Lowest list price marked Add to Cart	That model
Titan	“Ultimate Gaming Notebooks”	2 (2)	18	$4,099.99	Titan 18 HX AI (A2XWIG-616US)
Raider	“Premium Gaming Notebooks”	2 (2)	18	$3,299.99	Raider A18 HX (A9WIG-272US)
Stealth	“Slim Gaming Notebooks”	12 (8)	16, 18	$2,899.99	Stealth A16 AI+ (A3HWIG-073US)
Vector	“Performance Gaming Notebooks”	7 (6)	16, 17, 18	$1,999.99	Vector 16 HX AI (A2XWHG-061US)
Crosshair	“Versatile Gaming Notebooks”	2 (1)	16, 18	$2,399.99	Crosshair A16 HX MLG Edition
Cyborg	“Essential Gaming Notebooks”	4 (0)	15.6, 17.3	None; all Notify Me	—
Creator	“Creative Professional Notebooks”	2 (2)	14, 16	$1,299.99	Creator M14 (A13VE-083US)
Prestige	“Premium Business Notebooks”	7 (5)	14, 16	$2,149.99	Prestige 16 Flip AI+ (C3MTG-058US)
Summit	“Executive Business Notebooks”	1 (1)	13.3	$1,399.99	Summit 13 AI+ Evo (A2VMTG-016US)
Venture	“Business & Productivity Laptops”	3 (2)	14, 15.6, 16	$929.99	Venture A14 AI+ (A3HMTG-019US)

The store groups its series under three headings: Gaming Laptops for the first six, Content Creation for Creator, and Business & Productivity for Prestige, Summit and Venture. The letters it prints beside the gaming names (Titan GT, Stealth GS, Raider GE, Vector GP) are series codes; the laptops’ own model names on the cards do not carry them.

Gaming: what the cards put inside

Line	Processors on the cards	Laptop GPUs on the cards	Weight (kg), per MSI	Model weighed
Titan	Intel Core Ultra 9 285HX, 290HX Plus	RTX 5080, RTX 5090	3.6	Titan 18 HX AI A2XW
Raider	AMD Ryzen 9 9955HX3D	RTX 5080	3.6	Raider A18 HX A9W
Stealth	AMD Ryzen AI 9 365, HX 370; Intel Core Ultra 7 255H, Ultra 9 275HX	RTX 5060 to RTX 5090	2.1	Stealth A16 AI+ A3XW
Vector	Intel Core Ultra 7 255HX, Ultra 9 275HX, Core i9-14900HX; AMD Ryzen 9 8940HX, 9955HX	RTX 4070 to RTX 5090	2.7	Vector 16 HX AI A2XW (affiliate link to Amazon, opens in a new tab)
Crosshair	AMD Ryzen 9 8940HX	RTX 5070	2.3	Crosshair A16 HX MLG Edition E8W
Cyborg	Intel Core 7 240H; AMD Ryzen 9 270	RTX 5050, RTX 5060	2.1	Cyborg 15 B2RW

An A after the series name marks the AMD models on these cards (Raider A18, Stealth A16, Vector A18, Crosshair A16, Cyborg A15); the Intel models drop it. Titan had no AMD card on the store, and Raider no Intel one. The same GPU name can run at different power limits from one laptop to the next, which our explainer on laptop GPU wattage sets out; the store cards do not print it.

Stealth is where the store had the most cards, twelve, and MSI lists one at 2.1 kg against 3.6 kg for the Titan and Raider models it weighs. Vector’s cards mixed GPU generations, from an RTX 4070 card (Vector 17 HX, 14th-generation Core i9) to an RTX 5090.

The Katana and Sword names were absent from the store’s Sword / Katana listing, which held four Cyborg cards and nothing else, all marked Notify Me. MSI’s global laptop page still shows a Katana 15 HX C14W as new. The Katana 15 HX is the MSI in our gaming laptop shortlist, which already noted MSI’s US store search had none on 12 October.

Work and creator laptops

Line	Processors on the cards	Graphics on the cards	Notes from the cards
Prestige	Intel Core Ultra 7 355, Ultra X9 378H and 388H; Nvidia RTX Spark N1X	Intel Arc Graphics; RTX Spark’s own GPU	All seven are Flip models; two 14-inch cards are a Van Gogh Edition
Summit	Intel Core Ultra 7 256V	Intel Arc Graphics	One card, 13.3-inch
Venture	AMD Ryzen AI 5 340, Ryzen AI 7 350; Intel Core 7 240H	AMD Radeon (integrated); RTX 5050 on both VenturePro cards	VenturePro 16 marked Notify Me
Creator	AMD Ryzen AI 7 350; Intel Core i7-13620H	RTX 4060, RTX 4050	Both cards carry RTX 40-series GPUs

The three Prestige N16 Flip AI+ cards list Nvidia’s RTX Spark N1X, “6144-core GPU, 20-core CPU”, in place of a separate processor and graphics chip, at list prices from $3,299.99 to $6,799.99; only the $4,199.99 configuration showed Add to Cart. Microsoft’s Surface Laptop Ultra also runs on RTX Spark; its prices and memory tiers are set out separately.

Of the three business lines, Venture was the one with a separate GPU on the store, in its two VenturePro cards; Summit and the Intel Prestige cards use the graphics built into the processor. By the cards, Summit is the smallest screen MSI’s US store sold that day.

MSI’s Claw handhelds sit in the same store menu under Handheld PCs; our Claw lineup explainer covers them.

Questions people ask

What is the difference between MSI Titan and Raider?

Both were 18-inch only on MSI’s US store in October 2026, and MSI lists one model of each at 3.6 kg. The Titan cards paired Intel Core Ultra 9 chips with an RTX 5080 or 5090; the Raider cards paired AMD’s Ryzen 9 9955HX3D with an RTX 5080. MSI’s store titles Titan “Ultimate” and Raider “Premium”.

What is the difference between MSI Stealth and Vector?

MSI’s store calls Stealth its slim gaming line and Vector its performance line. MSI lists a Stealth A16 AI+ at 2.1 kg and a Vector 16 HX AI at 2.7 kg. Stealth cards used Ryzen AI 9 or Core Ultra chips, Vector cards HX-class Intel and AMD chips.

Is MSI Cyborg the same as Katana?

They carry different names, but MSI’s US store files Cyborg under its Sword / Katana series, which it titles “Essential Gaming Notebooks”. On 30 October 2026 that listing held four Cyborg laptops and no Katana or Sword, and every Cyborg card showed Notify Me.

What is MSI Prestige vs Summit vs Venture?

All three are in the Business & Productivity section of MSI’s US store. Its page titles call Prestige “Premium Business” and Summit “Executive Business”; Venture is “Business & Productivity”. In October 2026 Prestige cards were 14 and 16 inches, Summit 13.3, and Venture 14 to 16, two of them with an RTX 5050.

What do the letters GT, GS, GE and GP mean on MSI laptops?

They are the series codes MSI’s US store prints beside each gaming name: Titan GT, Stealth GS, Raider GE, Vector GP, Crosshair / Pulse GL and Sword / Katana GF. The store does not spell the letters out, and the model names on the cards themselves do not carry them.

Does MSI still sell Modern and Thin laptops in the US?

Neither name appeared in the Laptops menu of MSI’s US store on 30 October 2026, and no card in its ten laptop series carried either name. We did not check other US retailers for them.