Thin Gaming laptop: Aorus x7 or MSI GS60?

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slayvoff

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Definitely go with the Aorus X7-CF1. MSI is a great budget gaming laptop and they cram a lot of horsepower in for the price but the overall build quality isn't great. The cooling on MSI laptops is usually terrible which causes your fans to run nonstop and your laptop to run hot.

slayvoff

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Why is that? I worry about how a lot of people complain about the "okay" screen quality. With that price tag I would expect something exceptional, and if a game is not SLI optimized would that create issues? I mainly play WoW so idk.

 
You don't need one of those behemoth gaming laptops to play WOW... Almost all games can take advantage of SLI, there's very little that actually have problems with it.
And quite frankly both laptops use similar if not the same tn panel screens, so there's little to no difference there.
 
Personally, I'd purchase the GS60 Ghost because of its 800M GPU. SLI GPU's tend to run much hotter and consume more power. The 870M is more powerful than the 765M (http://www.notebookcheck.net/Comparison-of-Laptop-Graphics-Cards.130.0.html), it produces less heat, and it's more energy efficient.

If you're just playing WoW, you could even opt for the 860M to save money. Let me knw if you have any questions! :)

 

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Definitely go with the Aorus X7-CF1. MSI is a great budget gaming laptop and they cram a lot of horsepower in for the price but the overall build quality isn't great. The cooling on MSI laptops is usually terrible which causes your fans to run nonstop and your laptop to run hot.
 
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Lalith Reddy

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i agree id go for the aorus as the new one has 2 gtx 860m in sli with a total of 8gb gddr5 graphic memory and the screen on the aorus is better for gaming as its a matte finish and it also has those integrated game keys.
 
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