Just need something like this

No need to charge beforehand, just straight use ...

Better burn the recovery for backup...

^time for SSD

Which MSI ?

Well, if want to check which one doing the slowdown, try this for a while...
http://www.soluto.com/

Some might be in the Services.

You would need to disable it if you don't want it to run at the next restart..

Type Services.msc on start menu.

or if want other method,
Install this, for Win 7 64-bit,
http://www.mediafire.com/?qd51gnamitd

Then do defrag using the built-in from Windows
Then open command prompt as Admin, use this command

xbootmgr -trace boot -prepSystem -verboseReadyBoot

Your notebook will be reboot for 6 times, just leave it idle while restarting, then check again the boot time...

This post has been edited by lee_what2004: Mar 16 2011, 10:47 PM

You need that file to use the xbootmgr command...

This post has been edited by lee_what2004: Mar 17 2011, 01:41 PM

After done those steps ?
Using what to measure ?

This post has been edited by lee_what2004: Mar 17 2011, 04:38 PM

Can give screenshot on the Soluto? With the detail process..

Works on my 64-bit...

The C: partition is named OS_INSTALL and the D: partition is called DATA ?

Is it detected on device manager ?
also check Turbo Battery+ if its an apps, might have disabled the webcam..

This post has been edited by lee_what2004: Mar 18 2011, 02:19 AM

Latest power-saving technologies
Turbo Battery+: The FX620, FR620, FX720, and FR720 come with Turbo Battery+ technology that lets you control power to an array of hardware, including Bluetooth, wireless devices, and the webcam, with a single click of the mouse. Now, you can extend battery time by shutting off devices not in use.

Shortcuts shut off power to idle hardware: Located above the keyboards of the new F Series laptops are five shortcuts. With one click of the mouse, you can eject a DVD, turn off the screen, or turn on the S-Bar, Turbo Battery+, or Cinema Pro, so when you're away from your computer for a few minutes, you can instantly shut off the display, so as to not waste battery power.

Hopefully can activate the Windows, if not, need to give a call to Microsoft for the activation code...

@razorboy, use this to check the last bluescreen..
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/bluescreenview.zip

Should be able to see all the BSOD occurred unless its cleared off...

Nope, gaming is still limited by the GPU, not RAM, having more RAM won't give better FPS in gaming when you already have the sufficient amount..