I'm selling my MSI GP66 Leopard Gaming Laptop. I've had an excellent run with it and it's been great, but I no longer need at this point.
It's an older Laptop at this point but still quite capable specs wise. It has an I7 11800H CPU (8 cores, 16 threads), a dedicated RTX 3080 GPU (the 130W variant I believe), 32GB of RAM, and 2TB worth of NVME SSD storage. It originally came with 1 TB but I added a second 1 TB NVME drive to increase the onboard storage. The screen is a 15.6 inch 1080P IPS with a 240HZ refresh rate. It's nice and quick, which is good for gaming, particularly since I used to play a bunch of boomer shooters on this thing.
The laptop still works well, and is still a decent gaming machine. It has video outputs for HDMI and DisplayPort to connect to external monitors. I often connected it to a 1440p monitor while on my desk. (It has a mini DP port which means you'll need an adapter to connect it to an external monitor via DP, but these are easy to find)
A couple notes:
1) This laptop is a few years old so don't expect the battery to hold much of a charge anymore (it doesn't - it drains pretty quick). These gaming laptops were really meant to be plugged in most of the time. Yes, it comes with the power brick it came with.
2) I've noticed the display has an odd faint "line" that seems to exist near the bezels of the screen (it's somewhat visible in the closeup photo of the screen I included. Not sure what this is or what is caused by or what it is but it doesn't affect the function of the display at all and I don't notice it at all when viewing content and only see it when looking close.