MSI apache ge62vr 7rf-430ca
7700hq 15.6" 16gb ram gtx 1060 3gb
$1869 cad

MSI phantom gs43vr 7re-072ca
7700hq 14" 16 gb ram gtx 1060 6gb
$1949 cad

MSI apache ge72mvr-7rg
7700hq 17.3" 8gb ram gtx 1070 8gb
$2299 cad

Was hoping for bigger than 14" but the 15.6 only has a 3gb gpu. The 17.3" only has 8gb ram but better gpu and bigger screen, also $350 more. Is the -8gb ram a huge loss?

Selling my desktop once I get my mobo replaced, need a laptop for going away with the military often.

The MSI apache ge62vr 7rf-430ca is only 1920 x 1080 resolution. The GTX 1060 3GB will work fine with that.

Chances are I'll only be playing WoW on it, I use my Xbox one for other games.


E: Nvm the 14 Inch doesn't even have a hdd only the 256 ssd

This post was edited by TSL on Oct 3 2017 07:00am

Ended up getting something they had in stock. Impulse if you may.

GE72MVR 7RG-002CA Apache Pro
17.3"
I7-7700hq
Gtx 1070 8gb
16gb ddr4 2400mhz
256 gb ssd + 1tb hdd

In the market for a good wireless mouse/headset, any recommendations?

This post was edited by TSL on Oct 3 2017 11:33am

be aware



thankfully this issue is fixable on the user-end

This post was edited by DCSS on Oct 3 2017 11:34am

Yeah I'm in the process of removing a lot of crap that came on it.
Trying to determine what's required/what's not .

This post was edited by TSL on Oct 3 2017 11:39am

i'd do a fresh install if you can find all the drivers for the extra proprietary components you actually want to use, most critical components should auto detect and install by win10 but still.

This post was edited by DCSS on Oct 3 2017 11:43am

this by far
you should be able to pinpoint all drivers
at msi

I agree with the fresh install route. But only AFTER you are 100% sure you have all the drivers necessary. Downloaded and stored on a USB stick or similar.