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Question: how many RAM I can add?
Document: So far after having this beast for a month I have had no problems. Windows 8.1 took some getting used to. However, this thing has eaten every game I throw at it for lunch. It maxes out settings on 99% of games, and many of those at 60+ FPS. And it also has little bloatware. MSI includes some handy utilities to monitor your temperatures and performance as well. I am satisfied and this is a very good desktop replacement/gaming laptop purchase.
If that floats your boat, you can do amazing configuration of keyboard keys, colors, etc.The only issue I've had is with the Killer wireless, as many people across many machines have had. Solution: go to your network properties for the adapter, turn off the Killer anti-peformance junk in the protocol stack. Boom, full-speed 11n wireless.
Best GPU out, Blu-Ray drive, great screen and sound, plus the back lit keyboard is pretty sweet. I was also surprised to see that this had the 4810MQ in it, not the 4800MQ as listed.The only negative with this laptop is RAM and hard drive. The combo of 8 gig and 4 gig sticks does not make any sense. Why couldn't MSI just put in two 8's for dual channel baffles me? The hard drive is fine for storage and programs.
I was freaking out for a while and almost called customer support. Have not tested BIOS or booting off 2nd drive since getting it working in Windows.Comes with a 8 GB stick and 4 GB stick, both under keyboard. See YouTube disassembly videos to get to them.
Home version, not Pro version. Does come with drivers disk.Knocking points off because I really expected this to be the full &#34;Pro&#34; version and it's not. Pro is supposed to come with SteelSeries accessories and the mSatax3 support. At least it has the 880M video card.
Yep liked the product. I thought it would be noisy but suprisingly its very silent for ordinary tasks. While gaming I dont care about noise as I have my headphones on :P .... But I didnt like the build quality of plastic on back side which covers the fan, GPU and CPU
In the end, one problem I discovered was that they installed a Windows XP driver for the webcam. I still don't know what caused the system failure messages. In the end, I reinstalled the operating system, and all seems to have worked out. But, buyers beware that XoticPC has really poor customer service. I will not be a repeat customer.
I replaced an older laptop with this to also replace my desktop. It did its job very well. Newest applications such as Titanfall or BF4 both play at full/insane graphics at near 60 fps. Screen is anti glare, only thing I have done since I have purchased is strapped in a Solidstate drive. Boot ups were way too long without it.
I just purchased the GT70 Dominator. It arrived, and I had it out of the box for a few mere hours, when I got the system failure screen TWICE. I called XoticPC, and not only did they not help resolve my issue, but they refused to exchange the computer since it had been shipped more than 15 days prior (I live overseas and use a military APO/DPO address). The service guy had no idea what to do to troubleshoot the problem.
I bought this laptop as a replacement for my previous laptop that broke. To be honest, this laptop is quite a beast for its price. Be aware, it is extremely heavy and will not fit a regular 17.3 inch laptop messenger bag.I would have given this laptop a five star rating if only it isn't packed with bloatware like a certain antivirus program that blocked some applications from running because it has control over the window's firewall.
Answer: It has 2 used slots and 2 open slots.   The 2 used are 4 gig and 8 gig.   2 of the slots are hard to get to but you max thus bad boy out to 32 gig