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Question: At the top of the ad it says 1 TB 5400 RPM drive but in details it says 1TB SSD but also says 5400 rpm. What does it really have in it? Warranty?
Document: I don't find tacky, it just screams gaming laptop.A lot of bang for your buck, a similarly spec'd Alienware or Falcon Northwest is a LOT more expensiveCons:This sucker is BIG, the bezel around the screen is at least an inch on the sides and two inches on the top and bottomAfter driving a Mac Book Pro Retina for a year, this thing feels very plasticy and cheapThe keyboard is a bit tight for the size of the laptop. I love the number pad, but the keyboard could be bigger and I miss my windows key on the left side.Thus far it is smoking fast and will accomplish what I wanted (A mobile gaming platform I could also run some virtual machines on)I hope to update my review in a month or so of heavy use.Update 1/30/2014:Not much has changed from my original review.
I love my PC. I'm writing this review on it ;) I upgraded the OS to Windows 8.1 with little to no issues. The Laptop is pretty solid, but I do get the occasional blue-screen of death. The message says possible bad driver; Not a lot of help. But other than that, it lives up to all the reviews I read on it before buying it. I would recommend it, if you want a reasonably priced very high-end gaming laptop.
After three weeks, they returned the machine back to us. Unfortunately, the machine still randomly crashes, not even sure if they repaired anything. Have tried to contact MSI, but they no longer respond to any of our inquiries, even though our machine is only about 4 months old. We will keep trying, but I am not holding out much hope. I strongly advise anyone considering this computer or any other MSI product to look elsewhere. Not only because this computer is an unstable piece of junk, but also because MSI warranty is useless.
My desktop is a 4 GHz machine with 64G ram and Nvidia Titan card. This laptop isn't THAT powerful, but it definitely measures up to my needs. Mine is equipped with 32G ram and 3x128G SSDI did install the Classic Shell which you can find on Sourceforge. I don't like the "metro" UI, and with 8.1 coming up it sounds like MS has heard that loud and clear from many users.One tip I can pass on, the Pelican 1495 briefcase makes an excellent carry case, but if the laptop were 1/4 inch wider it wouldn't fit!
The MSI GT70 Dragon Series 2 is a great bargain for power and portability.There is minimal bloatware out of the box, but I still ended up deleting a thing or two. I also had some issues with the included Blu-ray software. A paid software update fixes a lot of the issues, but for the price it would have been nice if it ran smooth from the start. (I have had the same problems with blu-ray players on other systems as well, so it is hardly an issue exclusive to this series or brand.
I don't expect a machine like this to run from a wall-wart.The power cable is long enough to find an outlet even in hotel rooms, where they tend to be rather inconveniently located.The speakers and sound are wonderful, though I have to qualify that observation, I am 55 with the usual sorts of hearing issues at my age. Enjoy your hearing while you can, and take care of it! I'm listening to Lars Erstrand on the vibrophone at the moment, from an Opus-3 disc, and it sounds wonderful.The screen certainly meets my needs, good contrast and sharp images.The triple raid C drive is as fast as they say, HDTune reports 1500M.I looked at many machines before choosing this one, and the deciding factor was raw performance.
except for the weight and the sound it makes in turbo fan mode rest is nice.Would recommend a cooling pad along with it if you feel the need and weight is to be expected to this kind of configuration.
Went through 2 if these bad boys... And after heavy troubleshooting and wasting of my time I gave up and returned both. Each one suffered random blue screen of death issues at random times. With a pletha of different codes all pointing to different driver/ hardware compatability problems. Honestly I blame windows 8, wich is a steamy pile of crap! This machine should never have been shipped with it. It not a touch screen so windows 8 is worthless and clearly full of bugs. As far as performance this laptop is a beast.
This is a workhorse it has handled all tasks quite well (Including some moderate gaming). I still think the keyboard feels a bit tight and I miss the left side Windows key, but overall, this is a solid value for the money.
The thermal exhaust is significant when the machine is working hard.Software used:  Altium designer, Atmel AVR Studio 4 and 6, Mathcad, Solidworks 2013, Povray, MS Office, etc.
Answer: It has a 1 tb HD 5400 rpm and 3 ssd drives all in the 130 gb range running in raid for booting.  Mine had a 90 day warranty.