I'll add an SSD later along with 16 more gigs of RAM to maximize the experience. So, at $1450, it comes packed with an Intel i7 4810MQ, a GTX 870m with 3GB VRAM, 8GB upgradeable RAM, a 1TB HDD, along with Windows 8.1, a 17.3" screen, and a 1080p HD screen resolution. I've found literally ZERO reviews on it, so here are the links: It's referred to as the GT70 Dominator Dragon-1886. It is a GT70 Dominator 895, except with a 4810MQ and a red chassis. The laptop I've been looking into is a bit different than the others. My budget is $1400, and I'll stretch the extra $50 at the MOST. I'm pretty sure I'm okay with cooling for now.
It dissipates all of the heat away from crucial components, and the keyboard also stays nice and cool, too. Not only that, what I love about MSI is that they have incredible ventilation. The thing is, for the specs, MSI gaming laptops stay pretty cool, and with some better thermal paste, a cooling pad, and Turbo Boost on, you can cool the laptop temps dramatically by up to 20?C. Now, I've heard all the talk about the cooling issues with MSI. They also know that they throw in insanely powerful specs at a cheap cost.
Everyone knows MSI makes laptops designed specifically for gaming. That leaves one top notch quality company left, MSI. As is Toshiba, Dell, XP, and unfortunately Lenovo (Lenovo makes pretty good gaming laptops, but not for me). ASUS: Much more expensive than what you're paying for in hardware, though it has great cooling and build quality, the price/performance ratio doesn't cut it. Sager: Haven't seen many reviews, though it's VERY cheap and VERY powerful, I don't trust buying from a rather, smaller, company, than the other widely trusted brands(ASUS, MSI, Lenovo) INTEL = window.Recently, I've been searching around for some gaming laptops to use as a desktop replacement.
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