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When not gaming, the fans can be set to silent. Battery lasts a long time. When gaming it gets pretty loud and hot, but that's to be expected. I wouldn't recommend it as a primarily gaming laptop, but it's great for content creation or other work.
When not gaming, the fans can be set to silent. Battery lasts a long time. When gaming it gets pretty loud and hot, but that's to be expected. I wouldn't recommend it as a primarily gaming laptop, but it's great for content creation or other work.
Hi,
Thanks for your review. I'm really interested in this laptop and want to know if it has a MUX switch? GS66 models have mux switch but I don't know if it's available on the OLED screen.
How do OLED laptop monitors fare against burn in? I would asume the taskbar would be permanently on the screen? Can anyone comment?
I can't speak for this laptop as I've only had it for a few months. My previous laptop was an Alienware 13R3 also with an OLED screen. Burn in was never a problem and I used that laptop as my main computer for 4 years. I also own 2 OLED TVs. I think that the burn in issue is greatly overblown. The screen on the MSI is also very bright. I think that low max brightness is a bigger issue for OLED than burnin. As much as I like the OLED TVs, I wish that they were brighter.
Hi,
Thanks for your review. I'm really interested in this laptop and want to know if it has a MUX switch? GS66 models have mux switch but I don't know if it's available on the OLED screen.
There's no physical switch or anything. I'll check later if there's a BIOS option and let you know.
I bit on this deal. Even without the rebate which MSI is notorious for not honoring this is a solid deal on 11th gen laptop with a killer OLED. Ordered some G.kill ram and an ssd to install soon as I get this
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When not gaming, the fans can be set to silent. Battery lasts a long time. When gaming it gets pretty loud and hot, but that's to be expected. I wouldn't recommend it as a primarily gaming laptop, but it's great for content creation or other work.
Thanks for your review. I'm really interested in this laptop and want to know if it has a MUX switch? GS66 models have mux switch but I don't know if it's available on the OLED screen.
I can't speak for this laptop as I've only had it for a few months. My previous laptop was an Alienware 13R3 also with an OLED screen. Burn in was never a problem and I used that laptop as my main computer for 4 years. I also own 2 OLED TVs. I think that the burn in issue is greatly overblown. The screen on the MSI is also very bright. I think that low max brightness is a bigger issue for OLED than burnin. As much as I like the OLED TVs, I wish that they were brighter.
Thanks for your review. I'm really interested in this laptop and want to know if it has a MUX switch? GS66 models have mux switch but I don't know if it's available on the OLED screen.
There's no physical switch or anything. I'll check later if there's a BIOS option and let you know.
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I don't see anything remotely related anywhere in the bios, sorry.