QUOTE(wilsonphua @ Dec 20 2014, 11:30 AM)
I'm really sorry bro. I don't know the model series but I only know it's a MSI laptop, with i7, GTX860m, 17 inch...
LOL, that's pretty awesome. Honestly, my friends and I have been using desktop for gaming for several years....we always reach 90 degree celsius when gaming for several hours....your results seem good
If you follow the trend, most laptops, smart phones, tablets come in sleek, slim and plain design. Examples would be ipad, iphone 6, Samsung Galaxy Tab S, Note 4. In terms of laptop design, we have got something like Macs, Acer V Nitro......and another design like those in Alienware, MSI, Asus G551 hahaha
No offense but Alienware and these "gaming laptops" design are quite bulky lol
Yea bro. Really awesome cause this laptop is thin and light, i dont expect it to be that good. Thumbs up for acer. Previously using their 4830tg. Its a well built also. I played battlefield 3 on my 4830tg before and now played it on my nitro, the difference is night and day man! Can easily max out everything on FHD and still got 50+ above fps. Really love the cooling also as its really quite while gaming. Overall really great job from acer. Im now playing dragon age:inquisition on this beast. LOL, that's pretty awesome. Honestly, my friends and I have been using desktop for gaming for several years....we always reach 90 degree celsius when gaming for several hours....your results seem good
If you follow the trend, most laptops, smart phones, tablets come in sleek, slim and plain design. Examples would be ipad, iphone 6, Samsung Galaxy Tab S, Note 4. In terms of laptop design, we have got something like Macs, Acer V Nitro......and another design like those in Alienware, MSI, Asus G551 hahaha
No offense but Alienware and these "gaming laptops" design are quite bulky lol
Dec 20 2014, 02:14 PM

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