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Hardware 【Review】 MSI GE 40 Dragon Eyes Gaming Laptop

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TSzhen737
post Jun 14 2013, 11:49 PM, updated 13y ago

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【Review】 MSI GE 40 Dragon Eyes Gaming Laptop

The story begin from here....

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↑ Heh.. bought 2 awesome peripherals, any guess what are them?

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↑ Some sneak peek of first peripheral, hints: a thing we touch everyday.

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↑ Yup! The glowing design gaming mice from MSI that cost me RM99! drool.gif

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↑ So yea, this is the second gaming peripheral I bought today.. As you seen, it gonna be a TOP CHOICE! thumbup.gif

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↑ Obviously, it armed with the latest INTEL I7-4702MQ Haswell proccessor, 14" matte screen with NVIDIA GTX760M 2G graphic card, a 7200RPM 750GB HDD, DDR3 8GB Ram, and latest Windows 8! drool.gif

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↑ Looks bit like a beast going pop out anytime from the box.

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↑ Well well, no rushy... one by one... begin with those guide instruction book, warranty care card, etc that come inside..

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↑ We can see that this a 90W adapter, which means although the latest Hawell processor and graphic card performances are much more powerful, but it do more economize thumbup.gif

TSzhen737
post Jun 14 2013, 11:50 PM

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↑ Width: 5.7cm

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↑ Thickness: 3.15cm

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↑ The battery comes with 6 cell 5900 mAh lithium ion battery.

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↑ Finally! the beast: Dragon Eyes!!!

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↑ The beast had appeared!

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↑ I can see you.

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↑ Start from left, those holes are for heat exhaust. Beside it does have a HDMI, a VGA, internet port and couple USB 3.0.

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↑ From left, the 3.5mm audio output, a microphone port, a card reader and a DVD reader as well as DVD burner.

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↑ MSI does paid a lot attention on the portability design, we can see the thickness is just around 2.2cm.

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↑ Even the thickest part is still maintain on 2.7cm. blink.gif

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TSzhen737
post Jun 14 2013, 11:55 PM

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↑ GE40 Dragon Eyes, a high-end laptop, yet it does have awesome portability. Regarding the material, GE40 uses the Aluminum alloy which is similar with previous MSI laptop X460DX.

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↑ Build with latest Haswell 4th generation I7-4702MQ processor.

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↑ Main feature tag: Dragon eyes , super slim design, multiple display with HDMI VGA port and the Audio boost.

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↑ Surprisingly, it does have a metal material touch pad.

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↑ "STARTS" power buttons, a button that brings you into totally different gaming experience.

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↑ Size different comparing between both MSI high-end spec laptop, GE40 Dragon Eyes has overwhelming on portability. shocking.gif

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↑ Time for some "interior" sweat.gif

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↑ GE 40 using the exactly same 3 components on graphic card and one on processor.

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↑ Build with NSTECH 5V heat release fan.

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↑ The thickness is around 9mm

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post Jun 14 2013, 11:56 PM

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↑ And the component is around 3mm.

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↑ 7,200 RPM 750GB HDD by Western Disk

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↑ A Adata 8GB DDR3-1600 RAM

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↑ For wireless, GE 40 using a Azurewave AW-NB114 instead of Intel wireless card.

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↑ Well... just for reference incase you need it.

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↑ 3D Mark in full performance.

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↑ Mark of Final Fantasy XIV - A Realm Reborn in default setting.

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↑ GPU running at average 78 c' at the indoor 26~28 c‘ without air conditioning.

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↑ Should just leave him in the office.. big huge laptop

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↑ Useful multiple display on HDMI & VGA port.

As we can see, MSI did a great job on the mobility, this is totally differrent from traditional big size gaming laptop that now in market.
It designed for people who seeking the balance on portability, entertainment & use it as work station.
Besides, it doesn't have MSATA port, showing that MSI might add a SSD edition and discard the disk reader.

GE40 - Dragon Eyes
• 4TH Gen Intel ® Core ™ i7-4702MQ Processor
( 2.2GHz TurboBoost up to 3.2Ghz, 6MB L3 cache)
• Windows® 8 Single Language
• NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX760M 2GB GDDR5
• 14" HD+ Anti-Glare Planel (1600*900) LED Display
• 8GB DDR3 RAM
• 750GB HDD (7200rpm)
• Super Multi DVDRW
• AW-NB114H Combo (b/g/n)+BT4.0
• 2 Years Warranty with 1st Year International Warranty



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For more information kindly visit the official website:
my.msi.commy.msi.com


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TSzhen737
post Jun 17 2013, 03:43 AM

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QUOTE(mfitri77 @ Jun 15 2013, 08:02 AM)
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Dude, wholesale copy from here ka? http://www.mobile01.com/topicdetail.php?f=...5&last=44310150

The Traditional Chinese keyboard was the giveaway.

We need to know about the Malaysian set, not about the Taiwan/China set. Well, unless you are APO青.
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The spec is exactly same.
Besides, this article is repost base of the Traditional Chinese version, and approved by the author & MSI theirself. smile.gif

This post has been edited by zhen737: Jun 17 2013, 03:44 AM
TSzhen737
post Jun 18 2013, 09:39 PM

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QUOTE(highwind85 @ Jun 18 2013, 10:13 AM)
Have to at least acknowledge the source of the review...

Reposting without acknowledgement and passing it as if it is your own is plagiarism...
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I was given the right from the owner to translate exactly + repost it on Malaysia forum.
If I offend you in any way, sorry about that.
Thanks for your advice, will take noted on it. ohmy.gif

 

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