Hi Geno!
Recently i bought my GT72 then i saw that there is a sticker blocking one of the screws of the bottom lid, so i ask at MSI support if removing it would really void my warranty ant the person that answered me said it would! Is he right???
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Marcelosiciliano Notebook Consultant
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Hi,
I would like to get the MSI GT70 2QD-2292US. It doesn't come with a SSD but I would like to instal it myself to save some money.
Is it doable? If so how can I do it?
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I found a solution to the issue. This will resolve the strange delay for the right and left click button issue on the touchpad. I will try to make the steps easy to follow.
1. Disable tap-to-click by right-clicking the synaptics icon in the taskbar (lower right corner of your desktop)
2. Shut down your GT80. NOT restart.
3. Power up your GT80. ***DO NOT ENABLE THE NUMPAD UNTIL STEP 8 ***. It appears toggling the numpad is what presents the issue.
4. Uninstall your synaptics driver from the "uninstall program" in control panel
5. Download the MSI touchpad driver from their website http://download.msi.com/nb_drivers/...4__Win7_Win8_Win81__Signed__msi_18.1.29.7.zip
6. Run the driver install found in the zip. DO NOT use the driver provided by MSI in their CD.
7. Restart after installation is complete
8. There should now be no issue with the right and left click buttons. You can also enable / disable the numpad now without the issue appearing.Last edited: Feb 1, 2015ryzeki likes this. -
Thanks kranebrain! GT80 now running with 0 issues! -
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Are some of the MS60 2QE variants being phased out in the UK? Only the 4K and FHD 1080p models seem to be available with the 2.6Ghz i7-4720HQ processor and both the FHD 1080p (i7-4720HQ) and the 3K (2.5Ghz i7-4710HQ processor) seem to be very thin on the ground. Ideally I want an FHD 1080p machine, or the 3K model as a second choice, but I'm not going to be in a position to buy until March and am concerned that these models are not going to be available any more then...
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MSI OCSS <[email protected]>
8:34 AM (2 minutes ago)
to me
Ticket:
Can I open the case to upgrade the RAM and SSD without invalidating UK Warranty?
Content:
Dear Customer,
MSI users are allowed to void the warranty sticker to upgrade RAM, HDD and also for cleaning purposes. However, please note that any mechanical damages which may occur during mentioned actions will not be covered under manufacturer's warranty.
Regards,
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Hi
I experimented with the GTX980M in my MSI GT72 when I had some strange findings:
- even at stock clocks without voltage increase (stock bios too off course) the MSI GT72 switches to HYBRID POWER (drawing power from AC adapter AND battery)
- this should only happen if the AC adapter is not able to provide enough power
- I checked with a power meter and also dragon gaming center readings (which are quiet comparable) - never saw more then 210 Watt
- with stock bios but the little OC possible with default nvidia driver until and including 347.25 things get so bad that hybrid power is almost constantly ON in 3dmark firestrike runs (about 220 Watt power draw)
- this will use up battery and thus also result in more recharge cycles needed -> battery is aging faster
So why is the GT72 switching to hybrid power when it still requires less that 230 Watt with a 230 Watt AC adapter ?
I do not know if MSIGeno is able to escalate this to MSI but I'd love to see an official answer...
I'd also like to know if the GT72 would detect a more powerful AC adapter (DELL seems to be compatible) would be detected und thus help to take load of the battery -
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As for the battery aging faster, you shouldn't worry about it. My GT60 uses hybrid power considerably more than your GT72, and after more than a year and a half, it has only around 5% wear. -
Just received my brand new GS60 4K 80 replacement, again the battery has a very high wear level ~ 15% and battery calibration didn't help, Can msi rep comment on this please? @MSIGeno ? -
All of our laptops batteries that we use are brand new. We estimate that these batteries should have about a 1-5% wear level, so if your unit has an unusual high wear level, even with a calibration, then the particular unit may have an issue.
If you can, please email [email protected] with this issue and include the specific details of your testing and findings. Henry is our tech support supervisor, and he can try to help you out with this issue.
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Geno -
I've emailed Henry a few weeks ago but there's no reply yet, I left him a voice message and I didn't get any reply either, the thing is that it's not just me, someone on the forum just posted the same thing, I've experienced this twice on 2 brand new GS60, even htwingnut's review unit had the same high wear level ........... so something must be wrong somewhere ....... could you please look into this.
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Perhaps the battery has a % "saved" similar to what the GT72 experienced at first?
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-=$tR|k3r=- Notebook Virtuoso
Yes, if my memory is correct, for the GT72 a firmware update was released, correcting this issue.
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hi, I have a question.
I'm thinking of buying this laptop, the GT60 1065. I've been looking at videos and reviews but I havent been able to locate the msata ports, only the two full sata ones. From what i understand, the laptop supports two full 2.5 sata drives AND two msata drives, is this correct ? -
Kevin@GenTechPC Company Representative
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This is, of course, for the GT60 series since... probably 2013.Cloud Xtrife and Kevin@GenTechPC like this. -
Geno, will we be able to purchase a replacement of the Gold Metal Key cap that came with the GT80 at some point? I wanted to ask because I can see that these could possibly show some wear down the road.
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Hello,
My question is, is there going to be a MSI GS60 Ghost Pro with a GTX 970M and a 4K screen capable of 60Hz? If so when?
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Hey MSIGeno,
When can we expect an update to the gs30 shadow? and are you guys planning on implementing a dedicated graphics solution to the laptop in the future? -
I don't suppose there's any chance of a GS40 model with a 14" screen, no numpad, and reasonable GPU (e.g. Nvidia 965M)? One can dream...
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Hey MSIGeno,
I'm trying to do a product registration for my GS60 notebook -- I bought it in Canada, but when I go to register my account, it takes me to the U.S site instead of the Canadian site. Does it really matter what region I register my account in? Or can I just register on the U.S and the warranty will carry over to Canada? Or is it just a generalization of North American customers? -
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I have GT60 3K, it started getting hot when using Photoshop only (43C and GPU 53C), and there is loud fan sound still after i close photshop.
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but if anyone else wants to try, please let me know the outcome
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I'm running the latest Firmware/EC on my GS60 970m, and I've had the same ~15% wear level out of the box. Everyone that's checked over in the 970m thread also has this shown, so it's not a defective unit you've got so much as a system wide "issue". I'm not actually convinced it's a problem though, as the battery life is comparable to my original 860m GS60 which always showed ~4% wear. Maybe just a reporting glitch.
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Kevin@GenTechPC Company Representative
Follow the instruction to flash BIOS/EC and you will be alright.
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thegreatsquare Notebook Deity
Any chance MSI will override Nvidia's block on overclocking on the drivers from MSI?
I ask because I spent $100s extra on a GT72 for the cooling it provides and now I more or less just wasted that money when I could have bought a base model NP8652 for $1650 last Christmas instead.
There is no way I can suggest a GT72 [...or any single 980m laptop over $2k] to anyone from a price : performance perspective now.
EDIT: ...or does MSI plan on offering AMD mobile GPUs on their MXM upgrade program? ...GOD knows I won't be getting another OC-less mobile Nvidia GPU.Last edited: Feb 12, 2015 -
Kevin@GenTechPC Company Representative
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thegreatsquare Notebook Deity
I am incredibly mad right now. -
It's a weird decision to be sure... Sorta glad I haven't updated drivers haha. -
-=$tR|k3r=- Notebook Virtuoso
LOL! I wouldn't worry about all that..... Svet (MSI User Forum Admin) can unlock most anything, and says a Vbios mod should not be a problem. Also, his latest Vbios tool has an EC Editor, which allows adjusting fan curve, temp curve, and temp threshold hysteresis.....even for the GT80 Titan.
When there is a will, there is always a way.......
Anyhow, MSI is not to blame........ THIS from ManuelG of NVidia Customer Care:
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Kevin@GenTechPC Company Representative
Yup, Svet can do just about anything.
But as far as MSI's official stance, no overclocking will be supported by them and this could well be a policy from Nvidia anyway since they wrote the driver but not MSI.-=$tR|k3r=- likes this. -
Should I get the 3K version or wait for the 4K version with 60Hz (if it ever comes out)
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MSIGeno, many of us are finding what we believe is our GT80 titan SLI did not come with the haptic feedback motor module show in this image below. Any ideas why?
http://forum.notebookreview.com/attachments/bez tytułu-jpg.121652/ -
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Kevin@GenTechPC Company Representative
The production units do not advertise about the haptic feedback feature.
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However I'm not ready to give in...
I tried to connect a DELL 300 Watt AC adpater and while it works perfectly fine and even seems to be a little more efficient the GT72 still switches to hybrid mode as aften as with the standard AC. Seems that unlike the DELL laptops the MSI GT72 is not able to detect the kind of power source (I saw my dell complaining about a low power AC adapter so I know this can be done).
I'd really like to get an official answer or maybe even a fix allowing actual 230 Watt power draw without switching to hybrid mode !
In addition to this there are the latest NV drivers disabling OC completetly for the GTX800M and GTX900M series.
I'd like to have an official statement from MSI on that, too.
All in all it seems like the GT72 is actually a step down from the MSI barebone based Erazer with GTX780M when it comes to OCing which I always considered part of the fun of owning a high end gaming LT.
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