MSI GT70 0NC-494US 17.3 inch Core i7-3630QM 2.4GHz/ 12GB DDR3/ 750GB HDD/ Blu-ray Disc Reader/ USB 3.0/ Windows 8 Notebook Computer (Brush Aluminum Black)
- Intel Core i7-3630QM Processor (2.4 GHz)
- 12 GB SO-DIMM RAM
- 750 GB 7200 rpm Hard Drive
- 17.3-Inch Screen, NVIDIA GeForce GTX670MX
- Windows 8
This Laptops give to us some advantages, like this :
1. Best Priced and Fastest single Card Gaming Laptop with features for the Price
GT60-ONE
Just a little backround, I build my own computers and also do so for my friends and family, probably about 20 or so over the years. I am not a professional, nor do i claim to be any type of expert, however i do have a decent amount of insight and knowledge in modern PCs. I also do a lot of research on the components i buy.
First let me start with the Cons, so you know upfront what you are dealing with.
This laptop is quite large and heavy for a 15/16 inch laptop, which is to be expected for a gaming laptop. The laptop is about the size of most normal 17" laptops. It is about 15 3/8"W x 10 7/16"D x 1 9/16 in the front to 2 1/8"H -this includes the feet in the rear. Whether you deem this "portable" is based on personal preference and uses. For me, being basically a portable Desktop that i can take to other locations, it is definetly portable and i dont mind carrying this around. (I have a tablet and a phone to use for...
2. Poor build quality - Great performance
I've had this laptop for just over a week. I installed an SSD in the second drive bay and had a pretty annoying experience completing a clean install my Windows 8 Pro license, but that is not MSI's fault in any way. I ended up having to install Windows 7 and then "upgrade" to Windows 8 in order to get my install to work.
Now for the good:
This thing performs as expected based on other reviews and the hardware included. It handles everything I've thrown at it thus far with ease (Total War: Shogun 2, Star Wars: The Old Republic, Borderlands 2) on high/max settings. It gets a bit warm in the upper left hand area of the keyboard under heavy load, but not disturbingly so. The speakers are very nice for a laptop. The potential volume output is great. The multi-touch pad is acceptable but nothing special (as in don't expect Apple touch pad like response, but you can 2 finger scroll and swipe in from the sides).
The not so good:
The build quality...
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Solid Laptop w/ Extreme Power
I own the MSI GX660R so I have enjoyed that enough to purchase another MSI Gaming Laptop.
Build Quality and Stuff:
I recently purchased this computer from another reseller and so far I have had zero complaints. I own the 15.6" variant so I could fit it into most laptop bags. The build quality is very good. It feels solid throughout. The body is mostly brushed black aluminum and the keyboard feels very sturdy,(more than the GX660R, mostly plastic body). It has a Steel Series brand keyboard which is an attempt to make it like a mechanical keyboard for laptops. They did a good job too because typing on this computer is a joy for me. The GX660R would flex a bit, but not this keyboard. It also lights up just like you see in the picture. It is fully customizable in color so you can make it what you want. It can light up in different modes as well. The sound system on this computer is the best I have ever heard for a laptop. Its not some low budget sound system I hear in most...
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