MSI GT70- 2 PE dominator pro temp

Hello
i recently bought an MSI gaming laptop (GT 70- 2PE dominator pro)
i7 4810mq, 16gb , nvidea gtx 880, 1tb + 237 gb ssd,
i keep monitoring my msi dragon gaming center for temperatures, and i can't help but notice my cpu temperature goes abit high sometimes for being only a 3 day old laptop with hardly nothing on it this varies from
when browsing/skyping,... = 40 - 50 and the highest it went was 72 this is without the fan turned on.
i havent realy kept an eye on it when gaming but i was wondering what are your experiences on temperatures is this decent?
sorry, i'm not a real techie'. thank you for your time

I got a collermaster laptop cooler for mine. I get maybe a 1 degree difference so dont expect any miracles.
I did pull the heatsinks and thoroughly cleaned the stock thermal compound off and applied some Coollaboratory Liquid Ultra 100% Metal Thermal compound which dropped it a full 5 degrees on average.
I was like you and used to fret over the temps but it has never gave me any issues and I am content with the cooling I am getting if not as good as I wish.

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MSI GT70 2PE 1624XNE Dominator Pro

Hello.
I've been waiting for a MSI GT70 2PE-1616NE, for 4 weeks now. And really need a new laptop, since my old gaming is broke. Then i saw a place that have MSI GT70 2PE 1624XNE Dominator Pro in storage. but it only has one 128gb sd.
Can i put 2 more in it? at raid 0, so i have 384gb on my c: or do i need some ekstra parts beside the ssd storage to do that? or what is posible to do?
Hope someone can help me, really need a new computer.

The mSATA to SATA adapter should be bundled in the unit since you already have one SSD.
If so, then you can add two SSDs on the adapter which already has three mSATA ports.
You can confirm with the local store about the adapter.
If you want to do the self-upgrade, I'll suggest to buy two SSD which is same as the one you already have. Then you'll be able to have a good performance meanwhile prevent the possible compatibility issue. You can also ask MSI service center for the MSI approval list of SSDs. It's recommanded to use the same SSDs.

MSI GT70 2PE-1622NL Dominator Pro

Hello
I need to buy a laptop for my study so i decieded to buy this laptop to be ready for at least 4 of years oncomming gaming.( I know its way too much for just study buy you know...880m )
Now according to my teachers we will be using hyper v ore Windows Server Virtualization, Does this laptop have the capabality to run this application flawless, i have done some reasearch and i cant find a normal answer because most of the threads don't have the dutch version of the dominator pro .: MSI GT70 2PE-1622NL :.
Sorry for the bad english, and thanx for reading .\/ Gr Yuc

http://ark.intel.com/nl/products/78937/Intel-Core-i7-4810MQ-Processor-6M-Cache-up-to-3_80-GHz
YAY!!!!! It supports intel vt thanx for the reply guys this realy made my day cant wait to buy it.

MSI GT70 2PE-1616NE (Dominator Pro) - help needed

If I buy MSI GT70 2PE-1616NE laptop, and if I want to clean install Windows 7 into it (it becomes with Windows 8.1 pre-installed), do I have to configure something, why I ask is that this laptop has 256 Gb SSD MSI Super RAID and I assume that it needs some configuring to get it work like it should. It's not like HDD though.

No, you shouldn't need to configure anything except changing some settings in the BIOS (set it to boot in Legacy mode), and I would also ensure that you use the MSI Burn Recovery tools to make a recovery DVD(s) or recovery USB, in case you decide to ever go back to Windows 8.

MSI GT70 2PC-1044US Dominator Bios Update

Hello,
Sorry if this post should be in a different thread. Currently I have the 2PC-1044 Dominator with Windows 7 Ultimate x64 installed (AHCI), and I would like to know if there is a Bios upgrade available. The support downloads section does not list the correct version for me to download (Win7 x64). Also, is it ok for me to install Firmware 1763EMS1.517 and vBIOS 80.04.F7.00.06 without damaging/formatting the OS?
Below are the current versions of my system
Bios: E1763IMS.50R
EC Firmware: 1763EMS1 Ver5.10
vBIOS (from Nvidia CP System Info): 80.04.EA.00.02
Thanks

Read below information first before doing update. On top of that, if you need BIOS update, flash to version 50V first.
Before you update BIOS....
http://www.msi.com/files/pdf/How_to_update_bios_en.pdf
Before you update EC.....
http://www.msi.com/files/pdf/How_to_update_ec_en.pdf
Doing firmware update is always risky....

MOVED: MSI GT70 2PC-1044US Dominator Bios Update

This topic has been moved to GAMING Notebooks.
https://forum-en.msi.com/index.php?topic=253543.0

Read below information first before doing update. On top of that, if you need BIOS update, flash to version 50V first.
Before you update BIOS....
http://www.msi.com/files/pdf/How_to_update_bios_en.pdf
Before you update EC.....
http://www.msi.com/files/pdf/How_to_update_ec_en.pdf
Doing firmware update is always risky....

GT70 2PE-1855XFR Dominator Pro Full Unlocked BIOS

Hello,
I'm looking for fully unlocked BIOS for my laptop.
I hope that this is possible
Thanks

oki, yes its possible
received it, will work on it and will back to you when its done after 3-4 hours
until wait check PM for query

The most powerful NVIDIA GTX880M on is now on GT70/GT60 Dominator Pro

WOW ~ check it out... I did not see any other laptop featuring the GTX 880M , it is only available on MSI GT70 and GT60 Dominator Pro now....
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=701478866582618&set=a.356981364365705.87533.345861942144314&type=1&theater

After reading all the good news here regarding to NV's new product line, simply comes out the question like......The performance of this 880M is the king of the mobile graphics now?
Quote from: BlueAlexFPS;100692
I love this one with EXTREME GTX 880M!

MSI GT70 2PC shut down shortly after start

I bought MSI GT70 2PC-1889CZ Dominator. BIOS E1763IMS.51B, the same problem with BIOS E1763IMS.51V. There is one SSD disk there and one HDD.
And problem? When I press the power button, my NB automatically turns off during 2-3 sec (before starting windows 8). But when I press the power button again, it starts without problem. I have the same problem everytime. First try - turn off, second try - no problem. My nb never turns off during playing games, or working in windows, only shortly after I press power button. I tried other battery (the same model), this problem occurs without plugged charger and with plugged charger too...

Try update IRST driver.
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?DwnldID=24006

MSI GT70 dominator pro 890 For workstation

Ive posted this on the 'workstation' section, as it would fit better there, but my laptop is technically the gaming. So, yes it is a double post one in each forum.
Wanted to know if my laptop was good for rendering, if there were any tips or tricks for using my laptop for video editing, or any tips or tricks for using vegas pro 13 in general. Newbie to this program, normally use cyberlink powerdirector 12.
MSI GT70 Dominator Pro 890
i7 4810mq (4900)
32gb ram
3x 480gb crucial m500 msata (non raid - 1 OS - 1 media source - 1 scratch disk)
1tb Samsung evo 840 2.5" (partitioned 50/50 split - 1 Media export - 1 Regular data)
Gtx 880m 8gb gddr5
bluray burner
Thermal paste was repasted with antech diamond 7
normal 17" tn 1080p panel
Question of the rendering process. If I have gpu accelerated turned on in normal preferences, but render using cpu only in the actual final render as options screen,, my 15 min movie takes about 22 min. Temps skyrocket cpu wise for first 5 seconds then calm to 90c (80c with turbo fan), gpu gets to 70c (60c with turbo fan). CPU is around 80% resourced, gpu core max, memory clock max, gpu load 15%.
But if I have same gpu acceleration on main preferences, and change to gpu rendering only under the actual final rendering as options, it takes 28 min, cpu is at 68% (80c max fan), gpu core and memory max, gpu load up from 15% to 30%, memory controller up from 3% to 11% (65c temps).
So what I see is that gpu rendering preferred options but render cpu only, uses some gpu but more cpu, and gives faster results, than total gpu rendering with more gpu power and less cpu.
Shouldn't gpu rendering be far quicker than cpu? I know my cpu is good, but thought that the 880m would definitely beat it out in rendering.

Quote from: BlueAlexFPS;108317
Normally I would like to say this is very good choice, but since MSI have real workstation, I recommend you check below link to find the real machine for OpenGL graphics works!!
http://www.msi.com/product/workstation/#?category=GT Series&category_no=1151
Yup, great recommendation, and also what I thought and spent about 2 weeks researching before not buying. The most often supplied k2000m chip is crap. What it does for professional programs could be compared to the gtx 755m. The k3000 gpu is a decent mid range chip, but the k3000m is a low end. I'd compare it to the gtx 765m for gaming. Only real benefit would be specific drivers. The k4000m is the equivalent of the 870m but for professional. But isn't offered until you hit the $3000 mark. Reading so many reviews and watching several youtube videos showing side by side geoforce vs quaddro, and some programs like photoshop and vegas pro are actually rendered quicker on the geoforce. While Autodesk and maya were within a min of each other.
I know you probably saw this chart
I saw it to, which in the very beginning of my laptop search I thought I had found the perfect laptop. But after reading user forums, talking to/with people first hand, then watching some you tube showing side by side 780m vs 3100m rendering. I decided that until I could get the 4100m at a decent price, the 880m would suite me well.
The 'workstation' laptops are also 4700mq not the 4800-4810mq.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGP0ga6salw
Heres one of photoshop comparison
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryf4b6BMjNk
heres a 2 year old maya comparison. While this one is a little off. I found one a few weeks ago that was perfect and I really should've short cutted it. But for maya and solid works, the geoforce is either right behind or right ahead for speed. But when it comes to quality, the quaddro's cant be touched.
When I use solidworks/maya for a project, normally its just something really quick. In which 100% detail isn't important, but speed is. If/when I need a perfect product, that's what the pc is for. My major projects even on a k4100m (the best mobile chip) it would take countless hours to render. My pc, dual titan black, would take 30-60 min. So I could use laptop to start and work with project, the 880m does a great job at in project editing acceleration, then i save file/settings export. Load on pc, make sure everythings still good, and render on there. But typical large projects are better done on high dpi mouse, mechanical keyboard, and larger monitors.
I'm not slamming you at all. Thanks for the comment, typically you'd be 100% correct. And if i didn't have a full out rendering pc, that would be my only option. Plus, i hope you or anyone reading this learned a little something. Or if im wrong somewhere, i can be corrected and learn something.

Msi gt70 dominator pro /win 7

Hi just bought the gt70 and i,m looking to install windows 7 instead of win8.1
is there any drivers/utilities for win7 ?
thank you

Quote from: thewarturtle on 28-April-14, 00:08:15
Hey take it from me man Windows 8.1 kicks windows 7 arse on this machine!
In playing around with 8.1 it seemed a bit sluggish to me, not to mention i greatly rely on the start menu. (yes, i know i can download a multitude of "start menu" programs for 8.1).And In all fairness, there are a few things i like about 8.1, like the expanded task manager., and easy access to various recovery features (like booting directly to BIOS), but all in all, i still love my windows 7.
In any case, if anyone is interested i have a GT70 2PE Dominator pro
i was able to successfully install Windows 7 in UEFI mode, so i have a dual boot Win 7/Win 8.1 machine now.
All the windows 8.1 drivers had win7 drivers in there too. The only thing i couldn't install was the ENE Tech hardware radio button, because there are only 8 drivers for it. Not even sure what's it's suppose to control, as all my buttons at the top seem to work fine.
SO far, everything is working great, and i have no "unknown devices". I even installed most of the MSI "extras".. Battery calibration works, Dragon Center works, SSE works, Sound Blaster Cinema works, i didn't install the SCM or the supercharger though.
SO for anyone who wants 7, it's an easy install (in legacy mode). Just make sure you grab all the drivers before you install because you won't have any internet access until you install the killer network drivers.
In UEFI it requires just a little bit of work to change some windows 7 files to allow it to boot into uefi, of course i also made things doubly hard, because i also just had to use a USB 3.0 flash drive in a USB3 slot (which requires even more tweaking of the windows 7 files).
In the end i got it all to work, so far.

Sony Vegas Pro 13 with the MSI GT70 Dominator Pro

Heres a quick youtube video showing the usage and temps of my GT70. Using Sony Vegas Pro 13, with cuda acceleration selected and rendering in H.2 codec/format.
http://youtu.be/kQ3ohbaISCo?list=PLrHpZXNdb69ouOXTELToXKxdzXWJPAhWj
I will be doing full review, and I have hundreds of Screen shots of every benchmark done by my Asus G750 JM, JS, JZ, and finaly my MSI GT70. I will be putting together a slide show video with a nice comparison between all these notebooks.

Welcome to the MSI club buddy! ....there have been quite a number or threads about inconsistent/low frame rates. I too own an MSI GT60 with GTX870M and seeing inconsistent frame rates. Hope some vbios update fixes this

MSI GT70 Dominator Pro Inconsistent Frames

I have MSI GT70 Dominator Pro and I noticed that there has been slight decrease in game performance after playing the game for 7-8 hours. I am currently playing Tomb Raider 2013 and before I started playing the game I did a overall performance test of my laptop with a built in benchmark.
My Specs:
Intel Core I7-4800mq
Nividia Geforece GTX 880M 8GB
1920*1080 LCD 17.3 inch Screen
16 GB Memory
1TB 7200RPM-128GB SSD
Initial Benchmark before playing the game.
Tomb Raider (2013) on Ultimate setting (Tressfx on)
Min-34
Max-68.0
Avg-49.1
Post Benchmark after playing for 7-8 hours
Tomb Raider (2013) on Ultimate setting (Tressfx on)
Min-28.2
Max-58.0
Avg-40.7
Note: GPU and CPU same temperature on both initial benchmark and post benchmark. GPU (max-76C) and CPU (Max (55C). Same background programs and same video card drivers and same game version. I would like to know why there has been decrease in performance even though the factors are the same.

Welcome to the MSI club buddy! ....there have been quite a number or threads about inconsistent/low frame rates. I too own an MSI GT60 with GTX870M and seeing inconsistent frame rates. Hope some vbios update fixes this

MSI Gt70 dominator pro connecting second monitor questions

I have the new dominator pro, when I plug in my monitor (23" asus ips) it automatically runs off my gtx gpu. Light turns on, heats up (not hot but not idle). Is there any way to change this to run off intel? I'm not doing anything at all that would require descrite power, right now im just trying to have vevo on monitor for my son to watch videos while I work on my laptop screen.
I know with my asus g750 laptops it was always defaulted to intel gpu when connecting second screen.

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Yea, I tried that. That's how I always set up multi monitor (then I have the extend/clone/ect options. But when I did that, the resolution was horrible, the picture was a good 4 inches from each side (left/right) and all the way top to bottom. All settings were full screen, regular resolution, eveyhing exactly the way it runs on my other machines. Just total crap on my msi, and NVidia graphics were still on.
I searched all settings and everything looks legit, but NVidia graphics are in charge. Maybe that's just the design of the msi, whenever a second screen is used, it just defaults (without user control) to NVidia. Maybe bios or something hidden?
Not a huge issue, just wasn't sure if it was a common msi thing with an easy fix or not.
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The MSI GT72 Dominator Pro Owner's Lounge

Hi Folks, this will be a work in progress, and will be updated as more information becomes available. This topic is also discussed at the NBR forum, HERE!
***The MSI GT72 Dominator Pro..... the next great SUPER POWER..... awesomely SEXY too!***
Welcome to the MSI GT72 Dominator Pro Owner’s Lounge! Available Now..... Order Yours Today, and Prepare to Dominate!
MSI GT72 Dominator Pro Models, Specifications, and Product Links:
Specifications
GT72 Dominator Pro-010 | MSRP: $2,599.
GT72 Dominator Pro-007 | MSRP: $2,999.
GT72 Dominator Pro Product Pages:
MSI U.S.
MSI Notebook
MSI Gaming - Dragon Army HQ
MSI Global
Where To Buy Your New MSI GT72 Dominator Pro Notebook:
Friendly, reputable, and highly respected resellers, who freely volunteer their support to forum members:
1.) GenTech PC | Website | MSI 17" notebook site page | Tel#: 1-800-990-7945 | email: [email protected] | Contact: Ken Lee
2.) PowerNotebooks | Website | MSI notebook site page | Tel#: 1-877-711-1777 | email: [email protected] | Contact: Donald Stratton
3.) Xotic PC | Website | MSI notebook site page | Tel#: 1-877-289-9684 | email: [email protected] | Contact: Justin Nolte
4.) RK Computers | Website | MSI notebook site page | Tel#: 1-866-760-4998 | email: [email protected] | Contact: Rob M
Where To Buy MSI Notebooks (U.S. & Canada) | Global
MSI Helpful Links:
MSI Gaming
MSI AfterBurner
MSI Dragon Army Forum
MSI HQ User Support Forum
MSI Customer Service | Global
MSI Notebook Warranty Information
MSI Notebook Product Registration | Global
Official MSI GT72 Dominator Pro Product News:
17 July 2014: MSI Unveils GT72 Dominator Pro, the Benchmark Breaking Desktop Replacement
22 July 2014: Evolution of the ultimate GTX's gaming laptop MSI GT72 Dominator/Pro Gaming NB, brand new design and unique features with latest NVIDIA GTX graphics
29 July 2014: GT72 Dominator Pro Receives Best of Computex 2014
Official MSI GT72 Dominator Pro Downloads:
Bios
Drivers
Firmware
Utilities
Manual
Gaming Mouse Driver
Other Downloads:
NVIDIA GeForce Final Release Drivers
NVIDIA GeForce Beta Release Drivers
NVIDIA Control Panel User's Guide
Latest NVFLASH for Windows & DOS
MEMTEST86 Free Download
MSI AfterBurner
CPU-Z
GPU-Z
NVidia Inspector
HWMonitor
FutureMark's 3DMark & PCMark8
AIDA64
Atto Disk Benchmark
HD Tune
Svet's Fermi / Kepler VBIOS/EC Tuner Version (2.84c) GTX-880M support soon! :D
Treexy Driver Fusion ( .....replaces the ever popular, Phyxion 'Driver Sweeper')
Piriform 'CCleaner'
Magical Jelly Bean (product key finder)
GT72 Dominator Pro Factory 'Stock' Hardware Info ***May vary and subject to change***
CPU: The 4th Generation Intel® Core™ i7-4710HQ
GPU: NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 880M (Kepler GK104M) | Intel® HD Graphics 4600
Chipset: Mobile Intel® HM87 Express Chipset
Wireless: Qualcomm Killer N1525 Wireless-AC | driver download
Ethernet: Qualcomm Killer™ E2200 Game Networking | driver download
Bluetooth: Qualcomm Atheros QCA61x4 Bluetooth 4.0
Screen Panel: Innolux Corporation | Chi Mei, ID: CMN1735 | Model: N173HGE-E11, Matte | Product Specification
HDD: Hitachi Global Storage Technologies, HTS721010A9E6300 = 1TB | Travelstar 7K1000, 7200 RPM, SATA III
SSD: Toshiba, THNSNJ128G8NU, 128 GB M.2 | Firmware
Optical Drive: LG Electronics, HL-DT-ST-BD-RE-BU20N
Memory Modules: Kingston, DDR3L 1600MHz, MSI16D3LS1KFG/8G
Webcam: Suyin Corporation, USB 2.0, 1080p
Touchpad: Synaptics | MSI : Which touchpad is in my notebook & drivers?
Keyboard: SteelSeries
Speakers: Dynaudio | Dynaudio and MSI
Card Reader: Realtek RT55249
USB 3.0 Host Controller: Intel (HM87 Express Chipset) | USB 3.0 Specification
Thermal Paste: MX-2
AC Power Adapter: Delta Electronics Inc., Model: ADP-230EB T, Output: 19.5V DC, 230W Input: 100~240V AC, 50/60Hz universal
Videos
[video=youtube;lN_jYTTYsTs]
How To's:
Are 'start-up' screens too fast to enter bios? This is how to enter the Legacy / UEFI BIOS.
Windows 8 Tutorials, Quick Reference Index
Guide on how to install the NVIDIA Display Driver under Windows 7/Windows Vista
NVIDIA Driver Rollback/Removal Instructions
Clean install of Nvidia drivers, NVIDIA Forums> Graphics Technology> GeForce GTX & ION Drivers
User Benchmark Test Results:
Other GT72 Thoughts: (please PM if you have other suggestions.)
Suggested Backpacks or Cases:
1.) The Everki Beacon Backpack..... a perfect fit! | At NewEgg | NewEgg Product Tour | At Amazon |
2.) The Targus 17” XL Backpack | At NewEgg | At Amazon |
3.) The Everki Lunar Laptop Bag | Everki Lunar Video | At NewEgg | At Amazon |
4.) The Wenger 17" SwissGear Ibex Backpack | At NewEgg | At Amazon |
Other Cool Tools or Helpful Additions:
1.) The Steelseries Sensei Wireless Laser Mouse | At Newegg | At Amazon
2.) The Steelseries H Wireless Gaming Headset | At Newegg | At Amazon
Considerably improved over the GT70, purchased from Ken at GenTech PC, I am one of the first official GT72 owners on the planet.
So, what improvements does the GT72 bring to the table?
1. Improved chassis design.
2. Larger touchpad, smooth and seamless with the palm rest.
3. A large, cool to the touch, glass-like polymer palm rest.
4. More USB 3.0 ports.
5. A 230W PA.
6. A 1080p webcam
7. Revised Steelseries keyboard, flex-free, with brighter back-lighting.
8. Dual fan cooling solution, with improved chassis vent design, a better fan control profile, ergo.....
9. Better overall temps, with quieter operation.
10. Re-designed chassis, and finally a new model designation.
11. Gone is the problematic capacitance touch bar, replaced with positive touch switches.
12. Gone is finicky Optimus switching, replaced with a simple dedicated GPU switch.
13. mSATA SuperRAID 2, is replaced with M.2 SuperRAID 3, increasing speed, and the capacity of the RAID set. ( M.2 should improve significantly with the Intel 9-Series chipset)
14. Killer Doubleshot Pro, wherein Ethernet and Wireless can be used independently, or simultaneously for improved bandwidth.
15. And finally, due to the overall re-design, a more intuitive gaming experience.
Who amongst you dares to Dominate with the next great 'Weapon Of Mass Destruction'? Join me! Gear Up! Git ur' battle-kit squared away, and I'll see ya on the battlefield!
ENJOY!
:D :D :D

Initial thoughts......
Well, here it is..... the MSI GT72-2PE Dominator Pro-007US, and the photos below do not do it justice. It's Bold, it's Bad, it's Fast, it's Powerful, and honestly, there is not much, not to like about this notebook. If there is one thing I feel could have been better, it would be the display. The Chi Mei CMN1735 has good brightness, color, and contrast, but lacks decent viewing angles.
Anyhow, I have already spent a lot of time with tweaking, photos, benchmarks, etc., so I am going to cut-to-the-chase, and try to make this as short as possible.
As to performance, the benchmarks below attest to the GT72's awesomeness, so what about noise, and the redesigned dual-fan cooling solution? Simply put, it is quieter than the GT70, has a better fan profile, and temps are well managed. Given the hardware, of course you will hear the fans spin up when the system is stressed, but it is not at all disturbing..... and when doing common task, the fans are only noticed if you get close and cozy with the system. Ambient room temperature was 78F, and the system's idle temps were CPU@38C, and GPU@36C. Without the use of Cooler Booster ('stock' fan profile only), during benchmarks the CPU reached 78C, and the GPU averaged 80C, peaking to 82C during the 3DMark Sky Diver benchmark. The palm rest remains cool to the touch, it's polymer is smooth as glass, and it's surface is seamless across the touchpad. Only a mild warmth rises from the keyboard.
The Steelseries keyboard is indeed flex-free, keys are very positive and responsive, and the back-lighting is brighter..... which I attribute to the keyboard's re-design. Looks awesome!
So what about SuperRAID 3, is it fast? Oh YEAH! Performance exceeds SuperRAID 2, as expected, and the system boots to desktop in as little as 6 to 7 seconds. HD Tune Pro reports an average read time for the Toshiba M.2 SSD's, as 1535MB/s..... while the previous SuperRAID 2 Sandisk X100 mSATA SSD's was an average of 1411MB/s. On the other hand, SuperRAID 3 really shines in the Crystal Disk Mark scores. To best evaluate the 'Real-World' performance of SuperRAID 3, I used the PCMark 8 Storage Test. For those unfamiliar with this benchmark, the performance score of 5014 is very respectible. The duration of this grueling benchmark is generally 1 to 3 hours, and the GT72 sped through in just 1 hour and 8 minutes. All in all, I applaud MSI's use of the new M.2 SSD's, but I think performance will most improve with future 9-Series Intel chipsets.
With all the attributes I've mentioned above, it is when gaming, that you understand the mastery of it's intuitive design. The re-designed flex-free keyboard, the large smooth & heat-free palm rest, the spatial Dynaudio speakers, and vivid display, all lend to an immersive gaming experience. So much so, I found myself playing my test game, far longer than originally intended.
To run the GT72 through it's paces, I chose the recently released, AMD optimized title, Sniper Elite III, by Rebellion. With settings max'ed to 'Ultra', the GTX-880M smoothly sliced through the frames like a hot knife to butter, with frame-rates from 54 to 82Fps, averaging at 65Fps. Game play was extremely smooth and fluid, and never a hic-cup or artifact.
To represent the 'Out-of-the-Box' experience, I played with the stock fan profile, and Cooler Booster was never used. Like with my benchmark testing, the fan noise was not disturbing, and game audio though the Dynaudio speakers easily comes to the forefront. Fan noise was never a distraction. Temps of the GPU peaked to 82C, but averaged 64C, and the CPU peaked at 68C, averaging 54C. Again, with hardware like this, and without the use of Cooler Booster, these temps are outstanding.... and the new dual fan design is a success!
Initially I intended my game session to be an hour..... in no time it became 3+ hours, and playing on this notebook is simply FUN!
The look and feel is very stylish, and smooth finish is actually somewhat fingerprint resistant. Overall, with these great looks, it's fully loaded system specs, and stellar performance scores, the MSI GT72 Dominator Pro not only entitles bragging rights..... it DEMANDS them!
All of this has me VERY excited for the upcoming next-gen 9-Series, Maxwell, X-treme Edition GT72! Can't wait!
Enjoy!

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