Can use MSI Afterburner to monitor too.

Edit: By the way, do you think it's a good idea to trade in a 1 month old MSI GE60 Apache Pro for the MSI GE62? Sort of regretted getting the MSI GE60 rather than than the newer one. Should have done more research before purchasing.

This post has been edited by Adrian_Alastair: Feb 24 2015, 05:34 AM

Owner of both GE60 and GE72. I'm very satisfied with the latest GE series. Having dual fan is a huge step up from previous GE(60 & 70) models, you no longer need to suffer from sweaty palms due to the heat while gaming or running anything intensive. My previous GE60 model had some issues with the microphone, upon checking online older generation of MSI laptops have poor mic volumes but this is no longer an issue with the GE72. If you have the funds, definitely go for the 970M model. The only dislike I have for the laptop is the change in fonts of the keyboard as it's not the standard keyboard font, you'll get used to it eventually after a while. Overall it's a fantastic laptop.

haha, let go when time to get a decent desktop.

Can someone please explain to me how Super Raid 2 works?

http://event.msi.com/nb/faq/q4.html

Does it mean that I need to have 2 SSDs installed in order to take advantage of this feature?

I've owned the GE60 15" and currently using GE72 17" laptop. In terms of cooling, the latest model with dual fan does wonders. Under heavy load I'm getting an average of 78c with cooler boost turned on, while with the GE60 you'll get an average of 85c. Since you'll be using this for working I think 17" is the way to go, ram & SSD upgrades would cost about RM500. Light or casual gaming, the 960m would do.

You're definitely not the only one. Same deal with my GE72. Right fan is not as loud or not as fast as left fan. Perhaps that is a design decision, as to exactly why I have no idea.

Thanks for the explanation

I experienced the exact same thing with my GE72. Fixed the problem after updating SSE3 from SS website.

Fn key + F6 if I'm not mistaken.

Hi, want to ask about the MSI Afterburner app. This is how it is on my GE72, it is not detecting any GPU temperature at all. Is this normal? Is there a setting that I need to configure? I'm using the latest MSI Afterburner version.

It's working now under a clean re-install.

Brand new 14" gaming laptop by MSI.




This post has been edited by Adrian_Alastair: Oct 9 2015, 07:50 AM

No news yet

Have you tried MSI website? Choose your laptop model there and find the support tab. Can download all the drivers there.

Hi, today noticed a small stripe/dead pixel about half an inch showing up at the middle of my screen (MSI GE72). Does the 1 year warranty cover screen replacements? If not how much would it cost to replace the whole screen?

Sorry? IM, D.P? I'm not familiar with these terms. Please elaborate.

I discovered it's actually not dead pixel. Tapping on the back of the screen resulted in it shifting. Managed to tapped it out of the screen and into the bezel.

Hi,I'm having the same issue with my GT72 model. I'll get a yellowish/reddish tint on the the screen whenever the background is pure white. The new line of GE models don't seem to have this issue though as I've compared the models side by side. I managed to fix this problem by calibrating screen colour manually, by reducing the red hue by slightly. You can just delete whatever "True Color" application installed on the PE line, in my honest opinion it's complete garbage and just a gimmick.

Oh, I should have been more specific. I was just addressing the colours, not really the viewing angle from what I saw in the screenshot. I have no issues with the viewing angle. But the display and colors definitely noticeably worse in the last gen GT model compared to newest GE line. After calibrating I'm getting pure whites, no longer a sickly red tint when I got it out from the box.

Paying 2-4K more just for custom paint job.