MSI GE70 Gaming notebook internet problem

My new MSI wont seem to stay connect to the internet ? I started it out fresh and it will randomly just lose wifi and wont connect back. unless i manually connect it. Its not my internet or router because it doesnt happen to any other devices in my house. Any help ?

Quote from: sethhahaha;110619
I am using windows 8 on MSI Apache Pro GE60 2PE.
I have this issue where my ping goes up randomly for few seconds at few minute intervals when playing dota 2.
For example, my ping is usually around 100ms, then it rose up to 300 ms for few seconds and drop back down to 100ms. I have checked any apps running background but to no avail. I have even tried uninstalling my anti-virus but its the not the problem. Browser wasn't even running that time. I have updated my Intel Wifi driver and my Killer E2200 driver from MSI webpage.
I have tried with other computer using the same internet line but they show no such phenomenon. Anybody have such issue?
Much appreciated if someone could help. Thank you.
I have absolutely same problem....game '(dota2) is totally unplayable...i have this notebook about year long and these problems appeared about 2 months ago, till this time it was everythin ok! I have this notebook MSI GS70 2OD-032CZ Stealth with Killer wireless-N 1202 with update 10.0.0.287.
MSI tell pls, why are you doing updates, that doesnt work at all???????
Pls send some link or sth with older version of driver of Killer wlan 1202 or FIX somehow!!!
Ty...notebook for about 1800$ should work perfect!! (till update everything was absulutely fine).

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Quote from: James D on 16-November-13, 13:05:03
Just a note. I bet it was the first time you saw notebook exploded from wi-fi antenna from inside.
I guess what if there is a connection? Who knows. That laptop's case is from plastic but who knows.
OP, ask someone else to touch laptop. Not on the carpet) maybe it is just you.
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MOVED: FW: MSI flagship gaming notebook, GT80, featuring mechanical keyboard

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https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=253746.0

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FW: MSI flagship gaming notebook, GT80, featuring mechanical keyboard

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At MSI Beat IT 2014 Grand Finals, all gamers' curiosity were strongly excited after glancing at GT80, an unprecedented gaming notebook with mechanical keyboard embedded. Invited by Marc, product manager of MSI GAMING notebook, we have the chance to visit the MSI GAMING Room again for an exclusive interview of the flagship gaming geek!
< GT80 is the first and only one gaming notebook featuring MX Brown Cherry keyboard in the world. >
<Pull out the keycaps and the Cherry MX Brown switches are right in your sight.>
As a senior professional gamer and MSI GAMING notebook fan, Marc went through all sorts of hardships in using the mechanical keyboard with a firm hand. " It is rather the sense of gaming than not otherwise! There is no compromise! So, I have been planning to integrate the mechanical keyboard into the gaming notebook for 5 years." In fact, it is a mission impossible to stuff it in the limited space that is really contrary to the decent design of a notebook.
< The scheme of this gaming notebook has been in Marc's mind for 5 years. >
< This manuscript is Marc’s momentum in creating the GT80. >
After long communication and technical evolution, MSI is ready to take a shot at the risky and bold adventure. The position of the GT80 keyboard gets closer to the player instead of the monitor, in contrary to the traditional concept. "All, so to speak, are about repeatedly researches and trials, not just to be a maverick.” Marc also invites SoBaDRush, the ex-Zerg King, to show us.
Little dragon: WOW! I am in!
Most people would place the mechanical keyboard like this, but it is a little far away from the monitor...>
<The original position is comfortable, but too close to see the bottom screen for the height of the keyboard and hands. >
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< But, my wrist seems to be bent into an odd angle. So...the best place should be...>
< Yes, this is where the keyboard should be! >
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<Compared to traditional keyboards, the keycaps are all about the same in height. >
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MSI Z97 Gaming 9 ACK problem with wifi (lag spike)

hi all,
the problem is that all is well connected to the ethernet (killer 2205).
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I got a laptop with similar wifi card (killer 1202) and all went good!!
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Quote from: darkhawk on 17-June-15, 18:01:01
I'd be more for RMA'ing the board.
But personally, I'm staying away from Killer Network products from now on. They are buggy and do not work very well when they don't work. Sometimes they don't work at all. Check back through these forums, and one of the biggest issues with any of the boards and/or laptops is always the Killer Networks NIC's. And there is no simple and easy fix for many of the issues.
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3dmark.com/3dm/1276250
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Sorry for the spelling my english isnt the best
Peace

The Windows score is really all bull crap. It doesn't mean anything. Yes, it sort of does, but that's just it, when you run that test, it doesn't use the NVidia GTX765M, it ends up using the Intel iGPU, which sucks. This explains the really low rating, instead of a much higher one that might be expected.
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Thank you for sharing!
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