QUOTE(boon213 @ Apr 3 2017, 10:03 PM)
1. nice
2. Ah, I see. So you wouldn't recommend the 7820hk? I was thinking about it because the capability to oc might be useful in the future if I want it to last longer and be up-to-date.
3. Is the colour that bad compared to IPS? Or does the smoothness make up for the colour drop? And what about the thing about not being able to hit 120fps anyway
4. hmmm, I'll have to physically compare myself to make a decision. I have a 15.6" asus n550jv that weighs 2.6kg, and I thought that that's the biggest and heaviest laptop I'll ever go for. I'll have to see how much bigger and heavier a 17.3" laptop is
5. I've definitely seen that written somewhere else before, on a forum or something. Regardless, I think the point still stands, the price drop is due to the shorter battery life and smaller build which somehow leads to less performance or something like that, right?
I know about illegear, I've customized one too many laptops on their website, from 8k 1060 laptop to 11k i7-7820hk gtx 1070 laptop.
Anyway, thank you for your input!
GE62 (15.6" model) has gtx 1070;
MSI Malaysia page,
NCS online store, and
11street page lists it as having 1070, at only 8.8k compared to other brands/models that have 1070 laptop for considerably more.
Why would GT series cost so much more than GE? Quite weary about making a purchase on a GE for the same specs at lower price... Regardless of the weight, I think the asus isn't very aesthetically pleasing. Illegear with same size/weight however looks more sleek and not just for gaming. My personal opinion. Anyway thank you
2. well... its up to you. but performance not much different. OC might be useful? interesting.. explain futher, why

and its kinda opposite with your expectation in reality.
3. erm, color not that bad for me but of cz... IPS > TN in terms of color. IPS is frequently preferred by graphics professionals because it has superior colour accuracy and contrast to TN (although VA has better contrast still). It frequently also has better color range (gamut) but much of this is because historically IPS has been used in more expensive, higher-end monitors, and are therefore paired with better components overall.
4. better performance = power hungry = less battery for day works. but, these days. what you needs and how you fully utilized it will makes the different. simple.
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NOTE:This information is might not updated, and can change depending on the products MSI releases....but GENERALLY speaking....
GT = high end Intel gaming laptop
GE = mid range Intel gaming laptop
GS = slim - high/mid range Intel gaming laptop
GX = high/mid range AMD gaming laptop (depending on game and your POV)
GP = slim - low range Intel gaming laptop
Now, this is just a quick summery..