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MSI GP72VR Leopard Pro-281 Gaming Laptop 120Hz

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MSI GP72VR Leopard Pro-281 Gaming Laptop 120Hz

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Get desktop-level performance out of your laptop with the MSI Leopard Pro-281. To start, it has the latest Intel Core i7 processors and a GTX1060 graphics card for crisp high-resolution graphics and fast processing speeds Read More

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Sep 18, 2017

Massdrop: a place for MSI to dump their evil, dysfunctional creations.
3GB of VRAM? Laughable.

Cokeman

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Sep 18, 2017

hangman13Exactly what I was thinking. If this were the 6gb one this would be a good deal.

HypedUnicorn

Sep 14, 2017

They deliver msi PC to europe, but 5x smaller lapotop, they dont....

beezu

Sep 14, 2017

Not the latest gen processor like it claims...8th gen processors are the latest Intel CPUs for laptops (with 8th gen desktop processors coming out soon)

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p_irate

Sep 14, 2017

beezuYou probably won't see the 8th Gen CPU in laptops till Q1 2018 time frame.

daboshofpop

Sep 14, 2017

If they use the same 5400 RPM 1 TB hard drive in this model as they do with their other models in their gaming lineup, I must recommend a HARD PASS unless you are willing to do some tinkering and replace the drive. The hard drive is excruciatingly slow, and will be running at 100% when the computer is idle. Took over an hour just to get to the desktoP during first launch, and a couple minutes to completely turn on or off afterwards. Expect freezes, stuttering, and very slow download speeds due to the limitations of the hard drive. I replaced the drive within 24 hours with an ssd. Now it runs like a dime and I'm actually enjoying it very much. the other specifications are pretty good, and will run almost anything you throw at it.
EDIT: HDD is 7200, not 5400. It's not as slow as the other models, but be wary of your purchase.

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daboshofpop

Sep 14, 2017

Looks like you're right, my bad on that one, edited in post.

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Rochambeaux

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Sep 16, 2017

daboshofpopIn a way that's worse. Faster but much greater power consumption and worse, heat generation.

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macadood

Sep 14, 2017

Seems pretty decent for the price!

CGCC

Sep 14, 2017

So, tell me why I shouldn't buy this... :D

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GoatTeam

Sep 14, 2017

The Helios line is a good bang for you buck also look into the Dell Inspiron Gaming 7567 and the new 7577 with 1060 coming soon those have some stellar build quality for the money and can be had for as little as $800 with a 1050 Ti.