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Can anybody from MSI confirm if this upgrade will work inside the GT70 2PC Dominator Pro (MS-1763).  My main concern is if the included thermal assembly module will fit.
Thanks
Jamie

I totally understand you concern over what modifications need to be made, and how the upgrade will affect system stability.
I recommend updating your system BIOS to MSI latest version first.
http://www.msi.com/support/nb/GT70-2PC-Dominator.html#down-bios&Win7 64
Follow MSI instructions on this page to the T!  It does say that you should update to version .10V before version .118!  This will prevent you bricking your notebook.  MSI updated their BIOS updating procedure in the .10V update.  If you fail to have this updated procedure, and attempt to flash a newer version, upon reboot your laptop will be bricked and will be required to be sent into MSI.
Again, FOLLOW THEIR INSTRUCTIONS.  There is a PDF guide on how to flash the BIOS at the bottom of the page.  Its easy enough, but just follow it.
As to your question if the GT72 upgrade kit would work.  Yes, the card will work, no the heatsink will not work.  The heatsink is made for a GT72, logic here says that no it will not work as the laptops have different chassis layouts. 
If you want to avoid the dremel ....
http://www.ebay.com/itm/MSI-Heatsink-Nvidia-GTX-970m-GTX-980m-MSI-GT780-GT70-MS-1761-MS-1762-MS-1763-/321688321258?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item4ae61e3cea
This is a GT60/GT70 MSI 970m/980m fully compatible heatsink.  This heatsink works in any GT60/70, GX660, GX60, GT683, GT780/783, as they all share the exact same chassis layout and have not changed over the past few years.  Buying this stupid expensive heatsink would alleviate the need for any modding/dremeling of your current heatsink.  Of course the seller knows this heatsink if sought after, and therefore has a ridiculously inflated price.  But this is 100% plug and play. 
As far as which driver is stable, not sure what you mean.  All of the drivers that support a 970m are stable and compatible.  You should not ever have any issues that any other laptop with a 970m doesn't have or any sort of compatibility issues with any games, again, unless its a common problem with all 970m GPUs. 
Goodluck and have fun with the upgrade!

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