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  1. Memestar170
    Hi, last night I received my new laptop in the mail (MSI GE63VR Raider-075). Upon receiving it, I powered it on and did the windows 10 "fresh start" in order to remove the pre-installed bloatware. Now I've installed all of my programs as well the Nvidia GeForce Experience/GTX 1070 Laptop drivers, but when performing benchmarks like firestrike, I found that my laptop was underperforming by 1k+ in comparison to those benchmarks in reviews I saw(mainly in the graphics department). - Should I use the Nvidia drivers MSI provided rather than the ones on NVidia's site (the support page for my laptop was down all night so I had no chance to try these before the others)? - Am I missing some Intel Chipset stuff?
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    My preference is 15.6" and a small/well-built laptops with a more minimalist design but I'll be willing to consider other stuff
  3. Memestar170
    Sure. What else did you have in mind?
  4. Memestar170
    Thanks for the suggestions
  5. Memestar170
    Hello, I have been looking for laptops for a long time and have narrowed my options down to the following two: 1. MSI GE63VR Raider-075 2. ASUS ROG Strix G-SYNC 120 Hz Both laptops are 120hz with a gtx 1070. Personally, I much prefer the how the MSI one looks and have become very attached to the looks of the nice steelseries keyboard. The Asus, however, has a g-sync panel on top of the 120hz. Is this a big deal? I play a lot of competitive FPS games but also would like to play other games like Witcher 3, MGS, etc. Basically, it comes down to keyboard/looks vs g-sync for me. Which would you pick?
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