QUOTE(AthrunIJ @ Jun 14 2015, 11:49 AM)
True color looks like a great feature, think it is best to test the demo unit to see how it looks in real
Msi PX60 or ASUS ROG G501JW or HP OMEN?, Help
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QUOTE(AthrunIJ @ Jun 14 2015, 11:49 AM) Recently i found that MSI had launched 2 elegant model with silver color called Prestige. The body design is really impressing and it look smart and professional. the feel is different when you hold the model at your hand.. you really look like a professionalism.. hehehe.. the weight is suitable and nice just about 2.1kg (PX60) and 2.4kg (PE60). I do take some photos while i trying at MSI concept kiosk. share the photos to you guys..This post has been edited by meera1225: Jun 19 2015, 11:01 AM |
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QUOTE(meera1225 @ Jun 19 2015, 10:42 AM) Recently i found that MSI had launched 2 elegant model with silver color called Prestige. The body design is really impressing and it look smart and professional. the feel is different when you hold the model at your hand.. you really look like a professionalism.. hehehe.. the weight is suitable and nice just about 2.1kg (PX60) and 2.4kg (PE60). I do take some photos while i trying at MSI concept kiosk. share the photos to you guys.. PX60 thin but cooling system can handle? |
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QUOTE(bigmac999 @ Jul 6 2015, 10:46 PM) the cooling shoud be sufficient since this model have dual heatsinks+fans I only see one heat outlet on PX60. i have the PE60 model instead and the cooling is sufficient enough didnt go for the px60 because i want the gtx960m instead of gtx950m in the PX60 Yes,PE60 have 2heatsink and fan. |
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Jul 10 2015, 06:41 PM
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QUOTE(AthrunIJ @ Jul 7 2015, 08:21 AM) the px60 have dual outlets too QUOTE(derrrick @ Jul 10 2015, 05:53 PM) i can say i am impressed with the screen , its not surprising why it is so good because its able to display 100% sRGBthe cooling of the GPU is also impressive , while gaming it stays below 70c, the CPU gets up to 85-88c the laptop could use an ssd to improve the responsiveness since the stock HDD is kinda slow The i7-5700HQ is able to reach 720 points in cinebench r15 which is comparable to the i7 4910mq the GTX960m fast enough to play latest games and you can also overclock both the cpu and gpu This post has been edited by bigmac999: Jul 10 2015, 06:43 PM |
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QUOTE(bigmac999 @ Jul 10 2015, 06:41 PM) the px60 have dual outlets too Ic, two outlets. The temp is quite nice actuallyi can say i am impressed with the screen , its not surprising why it is so good because its able to display 100% sRGB the cooling of the GPU is also impressive , while gaming it stays below 70c, the CPU gets up to 85-88c the laptop could use an ssd to improve the responsiveness since the stock HDD is kinda slow The i7-5700HQ is able to reach 720 points in cinebench r15 which is comparable to the i7 4910mq the GTX960m fast enough to play latest games and you can also overclock both the cpu and gpu The CPU temps is a bit high side but with undervolting i think can achieve lower temps. |
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QUOTE(AthrunIJ @ Jul 10 2015, 06:55 PM) Ic, two outlets. The temp is quite nice actually i guess the prob with the cpu temps is that msi decided to use non copper contact heatsink for the CPU The CPU temps is a bit high side but with undervolting i think can achieve lower temps. even after repasting it with Arctic MX4 temps didnt improve much |
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QUOTE(AthrunIJ @ Jul 10 2015, 07:02 PM) yeah . im a bit dissapointed of that.temps reaches 88c after i OCed the processor to 3.7Ghz but the GPU only reaches 66c even after oced to +135mhz core and +500mhz memory MSI should get their cooling shit together, fixed the GPU heat prob but non copper contact for CPU? even my cheapo lenovo got copper contact for the cpu. this the cpu heatsink ![]() non copper contact and single heatpipe=fail |
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QUOTE(bigmac999 @ Jul 10 2015, 07:09 PM) yeah . im a bit dissapointed of that. ictemps reaches 88c after i OCed the processor to 3.7Ghz but the GPU only reaches 66c even after oced to +135mhz core and +500mhz memory MSI should get their cooling shit together, fixed the GPU heat prob but non copper contact for CPU? even my cheapo lenovo got copper contact for the cpu. this the cpu heatsink ![]() non copper contact and single heatpipe=fail |
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Jul 11 2015, 11:25 AM
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QUOTE(bigmac999 @ Jul 10 2015, 07:09 PM) yeah . im a bit dissapointed of that. msi heating issue temps reaches 88c after i OCed the processor to 3.7Ghz but the GPU only reaches 66c even after oced to +135mhz core and +500mhz memory MSI should get their cooling shit together, fixed the GPU heat prob but non copper contact for CPU? even my cheapo lenovo got copper contact for the cpu. this the cpu heatsink ![]() non copper contact and single heatpipe=fail |
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i'm PX60 user, urm ..
thin and light > YES Heat issue > non-gaming: no problem, gaming (dota2[AA/Vsync/FHD]): might feel warm at top right corner ventilation, can hear fan sound. Not a problem for me. i'm using in room without air-con, daily >3 hours, sometimes 9am~11pm as well. the screen colour very nice. Although it does not state there, but it has a "KILLER LAN" !! if u're using LAN, most important for wifi user "AC" channel which is faster than "BGN" . price wise, it is good for a overall. compare to asus ROG G501, MSI PX60 using 5th gen Procs, better cooling system, better HDD rpm(7200 vs 5k rpm on asus), better keyboard. |
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QUOTE(IazHes @ Jul 14 2015, 04:48 PM) i'm PX60 user, urm .. yeah! finally, a PX60 user! how about the battery life while not gaming? I mean like during surfing internet or watching videos? This is the only thing hilding me back from buying it the ither day.thin and light > YES Heat issue > non-gaming: no problem, gaming (dota2[AA/Vsync/FHD]): might feel warm at top right corner ventilation, can hear fan sound. Not a problem for me. i'm using in room without air-con, daily >3 hours, sometimes 9am~11pm as well. the screen colour very nice. Although it does not state there, but it has a "KILLER LAN" !! if u're using LAN, most important for wifi user "AC" channel which is faster than "BGN" . price wise, it is good for a overall. compare to asus ROG G501, MSI PX60 using 5th gen Procs, better cooling system, better HDD rpm(7200 vs 5k rpm on asus), better keyboard. |
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QUOTE(IazHes @ Jul 14 2015, 04:48 PM) i'm PX60 user, urm .. Gratz on your new machine. thin and light > YES Heat issue > non-gaming: no problem, gaming (dota2[AA/Vsync/FHD]): might feel warm at top right corner ventilation, can hear fan sound. Not a problem for me. i'm using in room without air-con, daily >3 hours, sometimes 9am~11pm as well. the screen colour very nice. Although it does not state there, but it has a "KILLER LAN" !! if u're using LAN, most important for wifi user "AC" channel which is faster than "BGN" . price wise, it is good for a overall. compare to asus ROG G501, MSI PX60 using 5th gen Procs, better cooling system, better HDD rpm(7200 vs 5k rpm on asus), better keyboard. But I think the "AC" channel got nothing to do with faster wifi speed. You need AC router to be able to effectively utilize it. If not you will fall back to BGN, and also "AC" doesn't improve your speed. |
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QUOTE(sscloudstrifey @ Jul 14 2015, 06:18 PM) yeah! finally, a PX60 user! how about the battery life while not gaming? I mean like during surfing internet or watching videos? This is the only thing hilding me back from buying it the ither day. So far, when i'm on battery mode, i mostly heavy loaded(gaming+surfing+working). Lasted around 1.5~2.5hours+ with full brightness/keyboard light lv1, no battery saving mode. As a performance light weight laptop, for me , it is acceptable.For surfing internet/watching videos, I will let you know more after i test it. or you can PM me as well. By the way, I'm using it to work, so i would prefer a professional laptop outlook rather than gaming outlook(casing). QUOTE(miong93 @ Jul 15 2015, 08:47 AM) Gratz on your new machine. Yes, my house wifi is "AC" , so it able to utilised it. Actually, WIFI is moving towards AC ad. So, with AC wifi adapter, it is good to have right now.But I think the "AC" channel got nothing to do with faster wifi speed. You need AC router to be able to effectively utilize it. If not you will fall back to BGN, and also "AC" doesn't improve your speed. |
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QUOTE(IazHes @ Jul 15 2015, 12:18 PM) So far, when i'm on battery mode, i mostly heavy loaded(gaming+surfing+working). Lasted around 1.5~2.5hours+ with full brightness/keyboard light lv1, no battery saving mode. As a performance light weight laptop, for me , it is acceptable. rich, ac router just too overprice for me....For surfing internet/watching videos, I will let you know more after i test it. or you can PM me as well. By the way, I'm using it to work, so i would prefer a professional laptop outlook rather than gaming outlook(casing). Yes, my house wifi is "AC" , so it able to utilised it. Actually, WIFI is moving towards AC ad. So, with AC wifi adapter, it is good to have right now. |
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