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MSI GF65 Thin 10UE-098CZ Metal
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Andrej, Veľký Ďur
Rated 16/02/2022, variant MSI GF65 Thin 10UE-098CZ Metal
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good price
good performance
battery for 3 hours
noisy under load
strange sound as if something is reading the notebok after switching on
high CPU temperatures
good to buy a cooling pad
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Anonymous customer
Rated 02/02/2022, variant MSI GF65 Thin 10UE-098CZ Metal
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I bought it more than half a year ago with the fact that there are simply no desktop graphics cards available anywhere (And when they were so 30k for 3060 I didn't want to put anywhere) Therefore, it came in handy to buy a laptop that actually costs exactly the same as the cheapest RTX 3060 desktop variant. Of course, the desktop 3060 is no match, but the 2060 is. After half a year I am extremely satisfied, it can handle the latest games without a problem at full details, but it really needs a cooling pad because it was getting to 90 degrees sometimes and that's not good anymore.
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Petr, Hroznětín
Rated 06/01/2022, variant MSI GF65 Thin 10UE-098CZ Metal
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It needs cooling under the laptop
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Jakub, Vlašim
Rated 08/11/2021, variant MSI GF65 Thin 10UE-098CZ Metal
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Satisfaction after a few months. Initial problems, when the laptop was at rest 65 degrees I solved in the maximum performance setting and here reduced a few percent, suddenly the laptop is not running constantly, even when inactive on turbo(4.5Ghz) and beautifully cooled even when playing. The big disappointment is the graphics card, but that's to be expected. After all, I bought the laptop as a temporary solution and I'm waiting for normal graphics card prices, the question is whether I'll live to see it: D
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Relatively good cooling even under prolonged load of 65 degrees on both graphics and processor.
The Max Q graphics card, a new range of mobile cards. Formerly with the letter M. SOMEwhat worse performance than Max P. Which you won't see in the description. Only W. Which is quite misleading when it says 75W (Max Q is up to 70W and Max P starts from 80W)
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