The MOST Tricked Out Laptop - MSI Titan GT77
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- Опубліковано 24 тра 2024
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0:00 Intro
0:55 Opening the Box
2:30 Looking Inside the GT77
3:38 Overkill Step 1
4:23 Something New
5:16 Detailed Specs
8:35 An RGB "Caboose"
9:15 372 Steam Games
11:58: The Beast of an IO
12:26 More Cool Stuff
13:06 Outro - Наука та технологія
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each of those 8TB ssds were almost 2 grand, one day i hope to be able to just nonchalantly buy stuff like that
thats what i thought xD im currently sitting here juggling my external data between a 1tb SSD and a 1 tb hdd
i can't even afford buying a 256gb ssd without declaring bankruptcy :/
You don't need to hope, it will be so in the near future. Sooner than you think. Because by the time 8TB SSD costs $200, there will be new 1-5 PB SSDs with read/write speeds of over 50GB/s. Remember when we still had 128MB CDs? That was what, 20 years ago? Technology improves exponentially over time.
@@Oshaoxin True, though Moore's Law is slowing as we hit physical limits to how small we can make things
@@Oshaoxin "128MB CDs"? A data CD is 650MB give or take a couple. That was 30 years ago.
It never fails to amuse me when people don't realize just how valuable numpads are for gamers... that's where the hotkeys I need rarely but still _need_ go.
Yep whenever I have a numpad the * key on the numpad is my afterburner toggle key.
I hate keyboards that aren't full size. I need at least 105 keys because I make tons of shortcuts even without gaming. I've got a shortcut to open every program I use on a daily basis. Plus all the desktop navigation keys, window movement, min/max, keep on top and so on.
@@anon_y_mousse More mouse space > full size keyboard. I'm running a secondary keyboard for office work anyways
And always that somehow involve flying to control roll and pitch. Like gta or battlefield. The las time I played a flight simulator I was a kid and had a stick to control the plane, so I don't know how you fly on keyboard.
The right side numpad? Meh, most I know don't use it at all, I'd rather that laptops have proper TKL on that side and larger ESC and F keys.
I still wish to maybe someday see a remake of the acer predator 21x, just to see how crazy can a laptop become with full mechanical switches and a curved screen (maybe an oled flat screen that can curve?) And just an absurdly thick case to top it all off
Using that new bendable display tech they showed off on the monitor a few videos ago, that would be amazing, because it could go flat while folded
The only business laptops have being as thick as gaming laptops is if they can continue to pack in CD drives. They make slimline CD drives now that can more than fit with room to spare in the chassis thickness required of a gaming laptop.
And if they used hotswap sockets so you could switch out the bad cherry switches they'll definitely put in with something better. And it might also allow for stab modding. You'll end up making a laptop with an amazing keyboard to beat any other out there.
@@scratchpad7954 Who needs CD drives anymore? I've never liked gaming laptops. They're expensive, bulky, heavy, loud, run so hot they need external fans blowing on them making them even bulkier, and they wear out fast. They'll never be as good as desktops at running games, and they take away all the advantages of having a laptop. A good laptop for gaming is a streaming laptop. Get one that can stream games from a desktop over good Internet, or from Stadia, and you can actually use it as a convenient, portable computer when you're not gaming. Anyway modern games have a lot of detail to their graphics, and you lose a lot playing them from a laptop screen.
@@mikicerise6250 my acer nitro 5 while yes its quite think and ugly. Is a good balance 8 hours of battery with school work and decent performance while gaming. Itvwas prety cheap at €777
MSI: Steps up to give famous youtuber a baller laptop.
Also MSI: Couldn't be fucked to replace a paying customers defective part.
I had to RMA a motherboard to MSI in February 2020 because it blank screened when i went to load the BIOS flasher and then it had just bricked itself. After I shipped it out, I got it back all fixed in a couple weeks. I heard of MSI being complete ass with gaming laptop RMAs though, and I thought that was shit how my board just bricked itself only from loading the BIOS flash utility.
I’ve never had an issue with MSI, out of 10+ purchases of their hardware, one needed an RMA, and it was handled quickly and seamlessly.
i just RMAed my msi gs75 laptop for lcd, speakers, and wifi card issues. They replaced the components, fixed it, and turned around in one day! i cant speak for their gpu and motherboard RMA but i’ve so far have good experiences with their laptop RMA.
have you seen gigabyte rma? msi rma is at least above average in the industry
Can we please ask why MSI, a Taiwanese company, is still doing business with Russia? Acer, Asus, TMSC, AMD and a bunch of others have either suspended operations or withdrawn entirely. But MSI is still doing business there. If China ever invades Taiwan, I'm sure MSI is going to care great deal whether the world continues to do business with them. They should show similar support for Ukraine.
Imagine MSI putting a 4080 in their laptops, insane performance also can we appreciate Linus getting substantially better at cs go.
4080? Go all out and drop a 4090 in that bad boy
I can already see Linus flipping his stuff and screaming "HOLY MOLY A 4080 IN THE LAPTOP" only to then quietly begrudge "i mean yeah it is the 12GB but STILL A 4080 GUIS"
with the power draw of the 40 series? lol. You might as well just use a desktop, since your battery isnt going to last.
Hopefully they put amd cards because these nvidia corporate monsters are killing my wallet and my brain with a "4080" thats actually a 3070
Rtx 4090 (laptop) with less cores than 4070 (desktop)
I cannot stress how much I love a numpad. I might like my games, but doing stuff in engineering, and having worked with num pads for years, it's bloody great.
I think the biggest problem you kind of avoided testing is thermals.
At a lan playing for hours at a time, this thing will burn your fingers.
For the ultimate laptop I would have liked to see a cooling pad underneath it.
well yes. ofcourse they wouldnt show the bad part of a product they've been paid to make it the greatest thing ever.
I mean thats any laptop. Ive got a low end dell with vega gfx and a 3450u and i had to already have the battery replaced once under warranty in less than a year due to heat plus buy a cooling pad because it just puts out too much heat playing even low spec games let alone some more demanding ones.
There is Jarrod's Tech full video review on this thing, including thermal map; IIRC it's not a big problem at all, but please check it out.
90% of the heatpipes are above where the keys are, and MSI Titans have amaxing cooling. No, you won't burn your fingers
Would it? Though? Or does it have adequate cooling?
I guess there is a reason why we did not see any shotage from thermal camera? :D
I bet the keyboard turns into finger fryer, as it does any other MSI laptop.
@Emerald i personally use fan boost on my msi always while playing....as i played with in ear headphones fan noice is never noticable for me
All MSIs are in desperate need to be repasted. The thermal paste MSI uses is TOTAL DOGSHIT. Its more like foam-candy squeezed in there, than actual thermal paste. I repasted my GE76 Raider i7 11UH 360hz-17" with Noctua NT-H2. Went from gaming BL3 and CP77, all settings on Ultra, with full fan boosters and still fkn burning my fingers! -> To not having to boost at all and still staying cool. My temps are now at 57-59°C w no fan boost and 39-41°C with full boost. Love my MSI now.
Every time Linus says "Piece de la resistance" it hurts my soul. THERE IS NO "LA"
techniquement si devant le mot pièce
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If you're keeping that, make sure you loosen the hinges a half turn. They over tighten them and they eventually crack while opening up the clamshell.
Loosening them will not help if anything it might even make it worse due to too much play going back and forth we really need 3 hinges on laptops honestly
I've bought 2 msi laptops in the past 3 years and not only were they loud as hell with shit thermals, they both stoped working after about a year. The were both 2k usd
Classic MSI. My GS75 failed within a year and my second one failed in the same way after 2 years. They make cheap chinese products designed to fail.
I only play on desktops today, but ive always had good experience with lenovo
@@Leander_2000 lenovo is good. They make quality products. I’ve had an amazing experience with my X1 Extreme when I had it for a couple years.
299.00 dell laptop from black friday ten years ago i'm typing on with 1000s of hours used on it since my tv is youtube basically running off of a hdmi to a 37'' tv. only issues i've had was the battery stopped working within a few months, dell doesn't recognize it in their power management app which i can careless about. it's been wonderful.
@@nocapitals9833 dell also makes very good products that last very long. My XPS also from 10 years ago works beautiful till this day
I work for a Watchfire Signs and out big 'Sports Signs' actually use these laptops as controllers. Whatever engineer decided to go that route makes me happy since itll be the only time I get to use one of these beast machines myself. Its hooked up to a unit that translates the display/ output from the laptop into high speed fiber that ends up feeding the sign. So much fun, I love my job when I can play around with it.
Huh, did anyone else notice at 2:32 the screw pattern on the bottom is in the shape of an 'M'? I wonder if MSI did that on purpose.
I've been using the Raider GE67 HX with the 240hz OLED and it's been pretty much the sweet spot for performance and value. So if anyone was looking for a middle tier of the Titan, I would definitely recommend the GE67 HX.
This. I’ve had mine for two months and it’s been gaming heaven! That OLED display is the undoubtedly the best I’ve ever used for gaming.
Can only say the same thing about the Vector GP76 UGS. It even have a 360 hz screen haha
I think you need to compare this laptop to the XMG NEO 17/Eluktronics MECH-17
I own an MSI GS75 Stealth 9SF & love it. This mega build here is really cool but I’ll be staying with mine for now 👍🏻
It's funny seeing the gigantic specs of the laptop, then seeing the measly 2W speakers.
Most people using this would be using headphones tbf
Can yall do a video on all the discounted laptops, maybe on the subsidiary channels, to compare them?
Thanks a loooooot for the disclaimer, you guys are the best
Wow, they were able to do this on a 17inch, that awesome and this is next on my Wishlist because of that. Loveee 17 inch gaming laptops!!
I don't trust MSI. Just sold a MSI Stealth with a 3080, every single time you updated the BIOS, it'd revert to ACHI, which is fine, but it'd also WIPE MY RAID 0 ARRAY. They also pay for reviews, which is unethical.
If it was a apple MacBook pro it might actually have resell value but now it's value is $50-$100 since it's been purchased by a non corporate company ,who can't afford 100k worth of insurance's for every machine in an entire street of office cubicle buildings that will be mostly empty
Hardware RAID arrays are too unreliable to actually be used.
Small change causes it to break without ability to restore
unethical? that doesnt sound right but anyways yes indeed you are correct. msi and asus are known to throw huge amounts of money at reviewers to only talk positive about their stuff. and for "some reason" linus tech tips seems to always prefer asus over anything else. huh makes you think a little. oh and also linus tech tips has never reviewed anything thats bad from asus. only the top 10 good stuff.
My mom's been using MSI for years never had an issue. Way more reliable than any other brand, not to mention better cooling.
@@LindonSlaght i doubt that. throw enough money. any brand is the best brand. and yes some products are good but some isnt most.
It's a beast, I wish we see more mid-range thin and slim 17" laptops though.
Damn, that's a workstation. Reminds me of the Dell Precision line (RAID and replaceable MXM GPU), but turned up even more (my old Precision had three drives, current one has two).
It's crazy, the laptop has so much boom inside it games like CS just don't stress it enough to ramp up the cooling. Love how the tech is coming along. Shame the IO gets in the way on the right hand side but I suppose that's something to sacrifice for that sexy ass cooling 🤣
amazing video!
im currently playing on a Lenovo thinkpad l570... not the most powerful machine but it can run some ancient titles on an acceptable framerate. Ive always wanted to have some sort of a gaming PC or rather laptop. i started saving a couple months ago for a new laptop and i already got 130$ in my saving can. i cant work due to some problems but your videos keep me inspired into learning about Pc´s and tech stuff and to keep saving so i can buy myself a nice laptop! thanks for brightening up my rough days and keeping me inspired
Goodluck! It took me around 2 years to save enough for mine😭
@@-stxtic- damn thats hard xD well see how long it takes for me haha
a good reccomendation on a budget for 699-799 is the acer nitro 5 gtx 1650. Just saying
@@jahjah2330 thanks dude, ill keep that in mind
@@ein_randomtyp227 np bro
The red/white gpu/igpu light is actually a common feature for MSi gaming laptops. My GS65 Stealth Thin that I bought 4 years ago has one. Now that I think about it, MSi might have some patent for it.
I wish they'd make it damn clear as to what is using what. I have a laptop and I cannot remember for crap if the GPU LED being green or white, which one is the integrated GPU and which one the discreate GPU.
I love my Titan gt77 so far. I bought the i9 model and it's an absolute monster.
I bought a leopard pro when it came out, I’m still happy with it 5 years later (my first msi laptop)
MSI laptop? Yeah, no. They have the most heinous customer support of all manufacturers. Only one coming close is ASUS.
Razers up there
I remember when Asus used-to-have good Customer service (this was back in the early 2000's). My how times have changed..
there is customer support for any manufacturers?
@@shinsekai101 Dell generally have awesome support. logged a support case and had a tech onsite with replacement parts the next day.
Wait really? Asus has great support here
I feel like for shoots where the host is in one place a pedal for prompter scroll could be convenient. Just a thought I had when I saw the little blue controller thingy :P.
Those desktop replacement Laptops are crazy overpowered for the cooling. I have a Clevo P375SM that had 2 AMD 290X GPUs in crossfire. Even though I always used it with a riser with fans, both of the GPUs fried themselves.
Holy smokes this laptop is an absolute beast. Thank you for the video!
Great rainbow caboose.
I have the MSI GT75 and is a beast. You can upgrade everything, add HDDs, SDDs, NVMs and RAM. Totally recommend it (if you can stand the fan noise).
Did you repaste yours? All MSIs are in desperate need to be repasted. I have the GE76 i7 11UH, with the 360hz 17" screen. I repasted mine with Noctua NT-H2. Went from gaming BL3 and CP77, all settings on Ultra, with full fan boosters and still fkn burning my fingers! -> To not having to go full boost and still staying cool. The paste MSI uses is TOTAL DOGSHIT. Its more like foam-candy squeezed in there, than actual thermal paste. My temps are now at 57-59°C with no fan boost and 39-41°C with full boost. I love my MSI now.
@@PerfectionHunter I'm going to check it out.
@@PerfectionHunter Is the HP termal paste bad? Because I have a 'tub' of Coolermaster Hyper212 so I could replace it.
Not in the market to buy one, but that is an impressive laptop. It being IPS rather than OLED is an issue for that price.
oled is still a reliability issue
Its not a problem though, it have dci-p3 coverage screen which is great for editing and content creation
I still do not use OLED. I got 2 TVs here. One that already is 13 years old. The other one 10 years old. Furthermore two 24" BenQ screens that are almost 13 years old. Could an OLED do that? IDK. YDK. I won't take the risk.
@@marvin8291 I concede the point on OLED, though dead pixels were also quite a concern back at the 13 years ago time, I think I got my sony kdl40w2000 a year or 2 before even that, so there is always something to worry about as an early adopter.
Loved my 2017 apache pro, everything from raw performance, to the weirdly good battery to the amazing keyboard that am sure is the same on this, the only downside was the build quality, hinges failed twice on me in 4 years and the casing started to randomly crack, as much as I took care of it. Internals are still great though, still beating my Asus Zenbook duo 2021 by miles, except the Msi was cheaper.
Man, i used to have an 17 inch Apache pro for almost 4 years, and not a single problem for the duration. I have replaced it 1 year ago with a GP76 Leopard and i am verry happy with this one. Very fast and powerfull. Not a single game that can't handle with a full size gpu chip.
I never thought I would see a laptop that impressed the hell out of me until just now.
meanwhile my 11 year old laptop getting a heatstroke from just playing the video
ah linus, one of the only people ive ever seen whos opened up a device that was powered on multiple times
Wish u did more teardown ide love to see the heatsinks and cooling more in-depth
I had a friend with a laptop like that, with the massive but, and rgb lights it was amazing
1) Builds PC building ratchet screwdriver.
2) Still uses iFixit to build PC.
3) ???
4) Profit.
Actually it can be good as a mobile workstation for AI researchers. 128gb of ram for VMs, good GPU and you can put TPU modules in m.2 slots
If the colors of the numbers when you put out the screws are which screws are the same, I love it, it's very easy to read and incredibly helpful, would love to see more of that
that's a desktop in a laptop form factor (not to undersell the engineering feets for power and cooling (kudos team), but it's also still going to be stupid expensive as configured, has a downright silly-heavy-big power brick, and is just plain heavy... it's a mobile workstation, nothing less. yeah, there's a market for it (gamers who need portability and have trust funds, creative professionals who can't get away with high end notebook gpus, someone who wants a portable rig for demoing high end vr maybe?), but I don't see this as being a high volume product at all.
Hey linus, is there any chance you could make a video or comment parts for building a desktop computer for $1500 that has the best performance for price? This Christmas I’m going to build a new computer and I really need help deciding what to put in it. Idk where else to go to get experienced insight into what would be best. Maybe you’ll see this comment and be able to help.
Love your videos, keep up the great work! -long time fan
You're not going to get much help out of Linus with that. This channel has simply gotten too big to regularly care about doing videos like that. However, if you search $1500 PC build 2022, you'll find a ton of videos with great recommendations. Also, keep in mind we're so close to the launch of the new CPUs, an ultimate $1500 PC build list will probably change quite dramatically in the next month. Do a quick search and there are a lot of good channels for this. Also, definitely wait and check again when the new chips launch.
Hey Linus I'm wondering how well those fans and thermal heat pipes actually function?
They work fantastic but you need to repaste it first. I repasted mine with *Noctua NT-H2*. Went from gaming BL3 and CP77, settings on Ultra, with full fan boosters and still fkn burning my fingers! -> to not having to go full boost and still staying cool. I'm blown away by the difference. The paste MSI uses is TOTAL DOGSHIT. Its more like foam-candy than actual thermal paste. My temps are now at 57-59°C with no fan boost and 39-41°C with full boost. I love my MSI now.
me: just finished building my first gaming pc.
Linus: "replase your pc with this laptop!"
as someone who also uses a gaming laptop as my work pc at a school the number pad is vital when it comes to grade entry.
almost every high end gaming laptop has one common problem other than thermals is how long will it last I've gone through 3 laptops with in the last 7 years a msi gt70, asus rog, and a eurocom sky x7c all had the same problem is mainboard failure and i think its due to the cpu out putting alot of heat in the result of the mosfets and caps getting cooked over time from high cpu temps
damn, interesting point
So true. These gaming laptops draw a shit ton of power, so over time if thermals aren't kept in mind eventually it's going to fry a component. That's why it's so important to run a temperature monitor in the background to prevent cooking the pc.
I'm sorry but I've gotta ask. Is that a MOVA Globe? And if so, why is not spinning? I have been thinking of purchasing one, but if they don't really work, please let me know.
Still using my GT75 Titan VR been 2 years running smooth.
I like how the icon for Thunderbolt 4 was a Thunderbolt 1/2 connector.
It's interesting how 4 M.2 slots seems like an amazing feature nowadays lol. My Alienware 15R3 from 2017 came with 3 M.2 slots as well as an HDD slot
M.2 sata or nvme or hybrid, that's make huge difference
@@crimsontyphoon34202 slots I know for certain are hybrid, the last one I'm not sure. At the time, having even 1 nvme slot was super
12-13 years ago my cousin bought an msi or Alienware just like this. (Minus the storage and outrageous ram). It weighed like 30 lbs with the double power supplies. Personally seeing that and seeing this I’m impressed.
Although I'm using a GE72 from 2019 , but to my surprise , it hasn't been broken after all those years.
I just now realized that that is what the color on my power button means, I have a different model MSI laptop.
I’ve owned this laptop for 2 months now and it’s insane. The cooling is amazing. I’ve never seen temps over mid 70s. I upgraded from a ge66 Raider. I could noticeably feel the heat coming from the keyboard but it never gave me any issues. It was a great laptop which is why I decided to go with MSI again. Don’t regret my purchase one bit.
Why didn't you wait for the 4080/90 models? We knew they were about to come out.
youll regret it in a year. eventually your keyboard will stop working, and a hinge will crack.
@@Kattalanonyt I bought it last June, this series had only been out for a few months when I bought it. But it’s like a phone lol… can’t ever seem to keep up with the new shit 😂
@@ThatFilmisGnarlyMy brother and I bought mid laptops specs from Asus and Acer, the asus is 6 years in use now. The acer is 3 years in use.
Both have 0 issues except 5% - 10% worse performance and thermal than initially bought which makes sense even for desktop pcs.
I am impressed.
That’s a cool laptop 💻. I hope more laptops get such good cooling systems.
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It’s a bummer they wanted to go thinner for this line of laptop; titan series was supposed to not be physically limited and somewhat ergonomic with it being a good tilt angle but now its so flat that wrists will just hang on the edge and hurt from a few hours; had gs laptops and even that being thin was a problem with desk situations without wristrests
Glad to see that even the popular people are using Sabrent drives.
GT73 user here. I love these large laptops. Mine is still fast as heck, all these years later and I still have a free M.2 slot for an SSD when I need more space. It's still really quiet under load. I'm really happy they're still making these.
@BruceTheFuckinfGoose yeah, it is. the cooling system was made to handle a 7820HK and two 1070's while mine is a base model with a 7700HQ and a single 1070. the fans literally don't even spin unless I put the system under a heavy load.
@BruceTheFuckinfGoose No, a heavy laod is when I start watching a 4k youtube video while playing a game and streaming in on discord at the same time. even then the fans are quieter than they were on my old build with a blower style 760
@BruceTheFuckinfGoose cool, need any help picking parts?
Since 2015 , msi gs70 with 3ssd and hdd and gt 72 with 4ssd and 2hdd , beast but too old now. For my little brothers now 😂. Good years passing with that . Now I am waiting for this laptop with 13gen and à 4090 inside
@@roderickjosedebeka799 yeah I upgraded last year.
12:53 I feel recognized
Seems like it's actually well engineered. Shocking!
Yeah, LAN parties and that laptop sounds like a great combination! 💻👍
That thing is a beast! I’d love to own just one 8TB SSD though my 2TB is perfectly fine 😂
I have an MSI GL-75. After a year of progressively high temps, I repaste and the CPU temp idle is 66-80c and the GPU is 54c. Not sure if this is normal but just telling you my experience
Love the editing Jóhann 😁
I am thinking of buying this laptop in the end of 2024. Currently using a low end gaming laptop from 2016. Hope it's a good upgrade.
It’s always different and more amusing to watch when Linus is hosting. Not saying others are bad but there’s a difference with Linus
Oh now I see what the hook in the intro is for: they probably didn't want Linus to drop the box with the laptop inside of it
obviously
Need Benchmarks and comparison when using Conductonaut vs the factory Phase Change themal pad🤩
thank you for sharing this with us!!!
Weird to think in just a few years this thing might be on ebay for like 200 bucks
😂 Nah 10 years
New???? No way. 15 years and it'll still be at 1k or so.
they thought of everything but is that hard to put a 1440p 165+ Hz in it? why the 4k
Just bought one of these, what egpu enclosure and card are you using? Great video. Thanks!
actually, I have 2 m.2 NVME slots in my laptop, plus, 2x 2.5 inch slots, and I could add some 2.5 inch 2x m.2 slot brackets that would give me a total of 4 slow sata m.2 SSD slots and 2 fast m.2 slots... Nice
6 grand... I'll wait for desktop rtx 4090 in the laptop, I think
This could be great for having a portable fighting game set-up, especially as fighting games take up more storage & require more power (see the SF6 closed beta). Price notwithstanding, of course.
would be nice to have a system like a laptop but thicker and able to use standard ATX parts.
I can’t wait to see laptops with 4080ti man it’s gonna be so nice
I had an MSI GS 75 Stealth with i9, 64GB, and 2080 Super. It lasted 8 months before it fried. Sad. It was amazing, but couldnt handle months of serious Unreal Engine dev.
Can I ask what happened? I've got the GE66SFS with a 2070 super, I7-10750H and 32GB.
I have had terrible experiences with MSI laptops, I gifted one to a family member and the keyboard randomly stopped working after a few months
lol must be embarrassing
And me, on my GS66 stealth nearly all the rgb keycaps are dead, and some even fell off.
I love how there is a disclaimer on the bottom left saying Linus personally invested in Framework
I'm currently trying to start my career and i absolutely can't wait to buy the next one, i look at videos like this quite often heh. The next one apparently comes with a 4090 and i9 13th gen for the same price of this one. I can't wait bros. I gamed with a Radeon 530 with a (really good) i5 8th gen for too long
Recently got a 2nd hand MSI GL65 Leopard as my 2nd gaming laptop (1st one was also second hand and sold it and added some earned cash for the laptop I have now; 3rd hand?)
Big fan of MSI lately and seeing that is like seeing a long road ahead to one of my dream laptops. One day...
You know what I want to see in a gaming laptop? One that can fold over sorta like a 2 in 1 so you can have the screen closer to you while you game on your 60% keyboard and mouse. Better cooling, the screen is closer for a better experience, and since they usually put the speakers on the bottom better sound too.
I was Always A fan of your channel .... and I watch your tech from many accounts on youtube ! but I always wonder ... where all these PC's and laptops coming from ? and what do you do with them when you done ?
Rumor has it when you drop the power brick it creates a wormhole to another dimension.
Each of the 8 tb SSD drives was $1,499.99 and the laptop was $3,999.99 so they just built a $10,000 laptop before sales tax. I think I will have to stick to building desktops, my wallet said so.
I can't be the only one that got VERY nervous when Linus was wobbling the laptop on one hand serving tray style to show off the I/O😂😂😂
Makes me miss my Dell XPS M1730 - maxed specs for AUD$5000 yet only lasted 5 years before the GPU died and became a fancy paper weight :(
10:38 Integrated vs Discreet GPU - Windows 10 and Nvidia drivers do some weird things with power management and GPU selection. I have a laptop with a Quadro A3000 and NVIDIA will sometimes show processes like the windows search process using the nvidia GPU even when trying to force it using the Windows 10 graphics settings. The difference is about 12 watts idle power usage. Not a huge deal, but it means the fans kick on sooner and more often, in addition to shorter battery life.
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This might be a beast. Too bad the hinges are gonna break and render it useless in 4 months time tho 🥴
Going from Giga to Tera .... aren't those three orders of magnitude and not just one?
This comment needs to be higher in the order
"The number has gotten so big it sounds small again."
I thought that exact same thing!
Time to upgrade my GT73 EVR TITAN PRO to this Beast!
It's absolute insane how much power is in that small space. You could fold that over into a small cube the size of a gamecube, yet it's as powerful as 25 PS5's! INSANE
MSI commits fraud. They substitute inferior components that don't meet advertised spec. Last time I bought a laptop from them they specified a high spec NVMe drive but what they actually installed was budget SATA SSD.
You call them frauds but this could easily be a mistake. I'm sure it will be fixed if you contact them instead of calling them fraudulent.
@@riconnected you think I didn't try that? That's very presumptuous of you.
@@jon9103 My personal experience with MSI is insanely good, so I kind of doubt it. I once gave them an issue on the (back then) new z370 boards support hadn't heard of yet. After a week they came with a custom firmware update for the board and fixed my issue. Was very well updated on everything. MSI isn't going to risk their reputation as a company by saving some bucks on your SSD.
@@riconnected just because you had a good experience doesn't mean what happened to me isn't true, actually if you look through forums they don't have a very good reputation.
@@jon9103 Bro whatever if they're frauds call the cops
When linus make a ball with the cloth that was on the keyboard it had broken my heart
To all the people that are complaining about MSI laptops sucking or having bad hinges [or having bad-quality hinges]:
My second job was at Dell Tech-Support for a Dell callcenter.
In there we learned, among other things, that if you want a good laptop (or at-the-very-least, a good-quality laptop), you want a " *Business* "-class laptop,
not a "Gaming"-laptop nor a "Home"-quality laptop nor a "Consumer"-laptop.
Those are built with
• bad-quality components that go bust after a few years (usually 2 years or less),
• bad-quality hinges (that go bust after constant "in and out / open and close / flip open and fold-back closed" for a few short years),
• less-durable materials-&-components,
etc.,
whereas "Business"-class laptops up-the-ante on all these components (the durability of each component (including hinges, hard-drives, etcetera),
and more & then some)
because they assume that Businesses will pay for all this stuff
whereas [they assume [that]] Consumers just--want a cheap laptop and don't really-care about the quality
(--> they KNOW they overprice for things,
but they justify it by saying “you want cheap (as-in Price)? you got cheap. you want Quality? get Expensive").
You can also thank el-cheapo customers like our parents' generations that were born in the 50's and 60's and [still-]think you can get a good-laptop for 100 bucks, and that 200 and 300 bucks is "Overpriced" territory, for that.
(I was born in the late-70's/early-80's, by the way).
I suggest, if you want to play [some] computer-games,
I suggest you build-yourselves your own tower computer * (and don't skimp-out on ANY of the components),
and buy a "Business"-class laptop for everything else.
(Plus the gaming computer [you built yourself] will be powerful-enough to do at-your-desk all the •Word-processing,
•Video-watching,
•Picture-viewing,
•Music-hearing,
•MP3-file--hearing,
•Web-browsing,
•Email-checking,
•Skype / Microsoft-Teams / Discord / Zoom / Google-Hangouts / Google-Meet / Google-Chat / chatting--&--video-chatting,
Etcetera,
stuff you do on your "Business"-class--laptop when you're on-the-road[/traveling] anyway).
* Another reason why I suggested that you build your own tower-computer is because Dell, Gateway, Micron, Hewlett-Packard,
and all these other computer-manufacturers/"OEM"-computer-manufacturers
use proprietary-components,
and it's a pain-in-the-ass getting replacement-parts--and/or--replacement-components--and/or--upgrading-components-later-on.
(For example: I tried putting the PCI-card-slot modem in my mom's Hewlett-Packard tower-computer into the PCI-card-slot of my "AST "Advantage!" " tower-computer?,
didn't work.
Because the modem was a proprietary design and-also--a proprietary component.
(But I didn't-know-that at the time)).