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I have bought many gaming laptops in my past, some I still own, others I no longer own.<br />This one so far has impressed me immensely!<br /><br />To give you an idea of what I currently own and have owned:<br /><br />Own:<br />Lenovo Y510P<br />i7-4700MQ 2.4GHZ<br />16GB Ram<br />Crucial M500 960GB SSD<br />2x Nvidia GT755M 2GB GDDR5 in SLI<br />15.6&#34; 1080p Display<br /><br />Owned: (Given to girlfriend)<br />Sager NP8275<br />i7-4700MQ 2.4GHZ<br />16GB Ram<br />Crucial M500 480GB mSATA SSD<br />500GB 5,400 RPM HDD<br />Radeon HD 8970M 4GB GDDR5<br />17.3&#34; 1080p Display<br /><br />Owned:<br />Alienware 17<br />i7-4700MQ 2.4GHZ<br />16GB Ram<br />2x500GB 7,200RPM HDDS<br />Nvidia GTX 770M 3GB GDDR5<br />17.3&#34; 1080p Display<br /><br />Owned: GPU Died out of warranty many problems with this laptop<br />Samsung Series 7 Gamer<br />I7-3610QM 2.3GHZ<br />16GB Ram<br />120GB SSD<br />750GB 7,200RPM HDD<br />Nvidia GTX 675M 2GB<br /><br />I have used the Everki Beacon Bag with all these laptops as well. I love new technology and if I have the cash I buy it. This laptop was bought though with the pure intent of complete and utter future-proofing myself as well as finally getting the most powerful mobile gpu out upon release for once. (I usually am behind on the technology.) I really am hoping for about a 5 year lifespan at minimum on it, I know I'll have to lower details over time, but for now I am enjoying full &#34;Ultra&#34; or &#34;High&#34; details (depends on max settings for a given game.)<br /><br />Games I currently play are: Minecraft (I run a server as well, not on my laptop but is hosted elsewhere), Saints Row 3 and 4, Sims 2 and 3, Farming Simulator Titanium Edition, Starbound, Terraria, Bioshock (all), Borderlands 1 and 2, Diablo 3+ expansion, Command and Conquer 3 Tiberium Wars+ expansion, Supreme Commander 1 and 2, Dungeon Defenders plus many others. This laptop plays all that maxed out and at 1080p no problems! Now I know I haven't listed many heavy hitter games, but i can say that this will play anything out now at 1080p on &#34;High&#34; and I may be conservative on that.<br /><br />Build Quality:<br />The Alienware has the winner on this for build quality, with it's reinforced alloy frame, but this laptop isn't very far behind on quality. This laptop is a cross between the Alienware and the Sager. The Sager had a better build quality than the Samsung I felt.<br />This doesn't mean this laptop is cheap feeling, far from it. It's got just about as good a feel as the Alienware did but not quite there. The keyboard does feel much better than the Sager, but the Samsung's keyboard was a winner in that spot. The screen on this laptop doesn't wobble as much as the Sager did or the Samsung did. It's a tie between the Alienware and this one. Also, this laptop probably has more of an Alienware look than the Sager or Samsung one did with the multi-color keyboard and extra lighting.<br /><br />Features: This is a hard one to compare, but personally this laptop wins out.<br />6x USB 3.0 ports, 2x Mini Display ports as many audio connections to support 7.1 surround should you want it. This laptop also has a blu-ray BURNER! which was more than what the Alienware had with it's default DVD-Burner. This laptop also has a direct button for switching between the dedicated GTX980M and Integrated GPU. This requires a reboot but the Alienware can do this as well with a Function key. But there is pretty much a shortcut button for this.<br /><br />Performance: This is unfair as each laptop was pretty much an upgrade over the previous one. So obviously this MSI laptop outbeats the past ones.<br /><br />Price: MSI wins, for $2300 you get a beast of a laptop. Alienware (as of this writing) doesn't have the 980M gpu and will probably charge far more for the same setup.<br /><br />Cooling: The cpu seems to sit at about the same temperatures as previous cpus, but the gpu maxes out at about 72C when being pushed to it max during benchmarks which obviously push it to it's max. (Chances are I won't max this gpu out for a little while.) This laptop has an excellent cooling system. It does get a little loud when the fan ramp up to max, but I took a like at the physical fans and they are the largest fans I've seen in a laptop. Max speed I hear a faint whine, but chances are your gonna be gaming and not notice it, and honestly if anyone else complains they should just shush up themselves. (I wouldn't suggest gaming in a library, while it may not be super loud that's just disrespectful, but ultimately any ambient noises will probably drown this laptop. Also I must note that the fan noise is only noticeable at max speed which you may not reach, I only reached it by hitting the &#34;Turbo Fan&#34; button. Even when benchmarking I didn't notice the fans much if any.<br /><br />Storage:<br />This comes with a single 128GB m.2 SSD and a 2.5&#34; 1TB 7,200RPM HDD. This laptop only supports ONE 2.5&#34; drive, unless you replace the optical drive with a Hard drive caddy. BUT! It has a total of 4 m.2 slots. with current m.2 SSD's you could put 4x 512GB SSD's in plus the 2.5&#34; HDD! SSD's are coming down in price pretty good, I remember when a 64GB might have cost $300+ now it's nothing. A 512GB SSD now cost about $280 now! a few years ago that would have been probably $1000 or more!<br />I do plan on adding in an SSD very soon. I also must state that MSI DOES include all the screws needed to add in more m.2 SSD's.<br /><br />Audio system: The Dynaudio system on this MSI blows me away! The Sager plain sucked, I will admit it, The Alienware sounded really good as well as the Samsung, but the MSI's blows them away in my opinion. Now I'm not a audiophile and far from it, but I enjoy listening to my music as much as the next person and also like to share music or videos with others and this sound system can fill a medium room pretty decently. There is plenty of range and it is far from sounding tiny!<br /><br />Overall, I am VERY pleased so far with this laptop and plan on upgrading it's 128GB SSD with a 512GB SSD. I will keep the original SSD as a Driver/ Dump drive until I can afford a second, third and fourth 512GB SSD. But otherwise it is one BEAST of a laptop without being HUGE! It is even outdoing my desktop somewhat and that has a GTX 770 SC gpu in it. (I read it could rival a 780 which may be overkill for my personal needs, but I got the money so why not?<br /><br />Incidentally I have to get rid of my desktop due to downsizing on my living arrangements which is why I was forced to another laptop, so I just decided to go all in this time around. Short of if I could upgrade on my own I figured I would just do that on my own for a tad cheaper.<br /><br />I will update this review if anything changes or after 6 months of ownership with plans on updating my review every 6 months until I can't edit/ update it anymore or get rid of the laptop.<br /><br />All in all if you got the cash, I suggest this laptop if you are looking for something to game on the go, i really don't think it will let you down!marks which obviously push it to it's max. (Chances are I won't max this gpu out for a little while.) This laptop has an excellent cooling system. It does get a little loud when the fan ramp up to max, but I took a like at the physical fans and they are the largest fans I've seen in a laptop. Max speed I hear a faint whine, but chances are your gonna be gaming and not notice it, and honestly if anyone else complains they should just shush up themselves. (I wouldn't suggest gaming in a library, while it may not be super loud that's just disrespectful, but ultimately any ambient noises will probably drown this laptop. Also I must note that the fan noise is only noticeable at max speed which you may not reach, I only reached it by hitting the &#34;Turbo Fan&#34; button. Even when benchmarking I didn't notice the fans much if any.<br /><br />Storage:<br />This comes with a single 128GB m.2 SSD and a 2.5&#34; 1TB 7,200RPM HDD. This laptop only supports ONE 2.5&#34; drive, unless you replace the optical drive with a Hard drive caddy. BUT! It has a total of 4 m.2 slots. with current m.2 SSD's you could put 4x 512GB SSD's in plus the 2.5&#34; HDD! SSD's are coming down in price pretty good, I remember when a 64GB might have cost $300+ now it's nothing. A 512GB SSD now cost about $280 now! a few years ago that would have been probably $1000 or more!<br />I do plan on adding in an SSD very soon. I also must state that MSI DOES include all the screws needed to add in more m.2 SSD's.<br /><br />Audio system: The Dynaudio system on this MSI blows me away! The Sager plain sucked, I will admit it, The Alienware sounded really good as well as the Samsung, but the MSI's blows them away in my opinion. Now I'm not a audiophile and far from it, but I enjoy listening to my music as much as the next person and also like to share music or videos with others and this sound system can fill a medium room pretty decently. There is plenty of range and it is far from sounding tiny!<br /><br />Overall, I am VERY pleased so far with this laptop and plan on upgrading it's 128GB SSD with a 512GB SSD. I will keep the original SSD as a Driver/ Dump drive until I can afford a second, third and fourth 512GB SSD. But otherwise it is one BEAST of a laptop without being HUGE! It is even outdoing my desktop somewhat and that has a GTX 770 SC gpu in it. (I read it could rival a 780 which may be overkill for my personal needs, but I got the money so why not?<br /><br />Incidentally I have to get rid of my desktop due to downsizing on my living arrangements which is why I was forced to another laptop, so I just decided to go all in this time around. Short of if I could upgrade on my own I figured I would just do that on my own for a tad cheaper.<br /><br />I will update this review if anything changes or after 6 months of ownership with plans on updating my review every 6 months until I can't edit/ update it anymore or get rid of the laptop.<br /><br />All in all if you got the cash, I suggest this laptop if you are looking for something to game on the go, i really don't think it will let you down!
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One beast of a machine!