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MSI GF65 Gaming Laptop (GF65213) on sale for
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Specs:- Intel 10th Generation Core i5 10500H Processor
- 15.6" 1920x1080 Full HD IPS 144Hz Display
- 512GB PCI-e Solid State Drive
- 8GB DDR4 3200MHz RAM
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Graphics
- Wi-Fi 6 802.11 ax
- Backlit Keyboard
- 3-Cell Battery
- Windows 10 Home
- 4.1 lbs. and measures 0.9" thin
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Battlefield 5 all ultra (no RTX) = 120fps (90C)
Cinebench r23 = 8530 (95C)
Superposition = 4700 (90C, 80C GPU)
For the screen, none of my classes at my college will require a color-accurate screen, it was actually not as bad as I thought compared to all the other 100%srgb screens I look at every day. Turning up the saturation helps.
The worse thing for me right now is the dim screen and that the build quality is not very good, the trackpad is wobbly and one side is higher than the other. But as a whole, the performance per dollar seems unmatched. Also feels much lighter than my +6lbs 1060 laptop, probably because everything is cheaper materials.
edit: I did undervolt overclock for the benchmarks, edited wattage offset in bios to get 4.2ghz all core instead of 3.5ghz all core hence why the temps are so high in benchmarks, but in normal gameplay, it does not reach that high temps
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The most I could get stable is 37.5 - 38mh at 56 Watts in the GPU. it runs pretty cool.
Battlefield 5 all ultra (no RTX) = 120fps (90C)
Cinebench r23 = 8530 (95C)
Superposition = 4700 (90C, 80C GPU)
For the screen, none of my classes at my college will require a color-accurate screen, it was actually not as bad as I thought compared to all the other 100%srgb screens I look at every day. Turning up the saturation helps.
The worse thing for me right now is the dim screen and that the build quality is not very good, the trackpad is wobbly and one side is higher than the other. But as a whole, the performance per dollar seems unmatched. Also feels much lighter than my +6lbs 1060 laptop, probably because everything is cheaper materials.
edit: I did undervolt overclock for the benchmarks, edited wattage offset in bios to get 4.2ghz all core instead of 3.5ghz all core hence why the temps are so high in benchmarks, but in normal gameplay, it does not reach that high temps
Battlefield 5 all ultra (no RTX) = 120fps (90C)
Cinebench r23 = 8530 (95C)
Superposition = 4700 (90C, 80C GPU)
For the screen, none of my classes at my college will require a color-accurate screen, it was actually not as bad as I thought compared to all the other 100%srgb screens I look at every day. Turning up the saturation helps.
The worse thing for me right now is the dim screen and that the build quality is not very good, the trackpad is wobbly and one side is higher than the other. But as a whole, the performance per dollar seems unmatched. Also feels much lighter than my +6lbs 1060 laptop, probably because everything is cheaper materials.
edit: I did undervolt overclock for the benchmarks, edited wattage offset in bios to get 4.2ghz all core instead of 3.5ghz all core hence why the temps are so high in benchmarks, but in normal gameplay, it does not reach that high temps
In throttlestop:
-1000mv core (not actually true -1000mv, but it does bring it down ~100mv, 10th series are weird with undervolting core)
- 135 cache
-60 intelgpu + igpu unslice
iccmax set to highest value for cache and core.
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