MSI GE76 Raider 17.3" 144Hz (16GB RAM, 1TB PCIe SSD, Intel 8-Core i7-11800H (Beat Ryzen 7 5800H), RTX 3060), FHD Gaming Laptop, Thunderbolt 4, Webcam, RGB Backlit, IST HDMI, Windows 10

Here's my experience with this laptop:Display: The 300hz display is true to its word, I compared my 144hz monitor next to the 300hz screen to see if I noticed any differences and I have to say, even though the difference is subtle, it's noticeable; image movement on-screen appeared more fluid and natural. Again this is only a subtle difference but a nice addition nonetheless.Performance: I tested my FPS performance on World of Warcraft and I set everything to ultra and uncapped my FPS; I hovered around 120 FPS with no screen tearing or dips in performance.I run mine in ultra performance mode on the MSI Dragon Software. The laptop is overclockable as well and even has an automatic overclocking setting for those inexperienced with such; in other words with the changing of 1 setting it uses optimal overclock settings that I think are pre-set. Don't worry, if you like overclocking yourself, there's plenty of options to do so in the BIOS - but you must enable overclocking in your BIOS. YouTube had a pretty straight forward video for enabling overclocking.Battery: It's hard for me to say anything about this as I only use mine for hardcore gaming while plugged in with optimal power settings for keeping it plugged in.Temperature: One thing to understand, all laptops will heat up if you're using them, especially on the charger. Make sure to buy a lap desk with cooling fans, the temperature will rise a lot depending on how performance intense the game is and what mode you have it in. There's no reason to not put it in ultra performance mode if the temperature is going to rise regardless. I bough a 2 fan cooling lap desk that's honestly not super efficient and it keeps my laptop cool enough in Ultra Performance mode that it's cool to the touch and the fans dont even have to pickup in speed. Bottom line - buy a lap desk and always use it when gaming on this laptop.Camera: I don't use the built-in camera so I can't say anything about this.Bonuses: A microfiber cloth came with the laptop to clean any smudges.PROS:• Performance is great for a laptop• The 300hz display is amazing• Built in Wi-Fi with an ethernet port for hard-wiring• There is a large peformance-curve for all types of users, plenty of options ranging from your casual internet surfer to your hardcore gamer and the BIOS has tons of options for anyone wanting to customize further.• The default Dragon software for performance management is easy to navigate and use for those not familiar with the settings.• Easy to clean smudges with the included cleaning cloth and some alcohol.CONS:• Without a lap desk with cooling fans this thing gets very hot• It smudges very easily when touching it anywhere• The charger gets VERY hot around the black cubed area so make sure to keep it exposed to the air. (Although this might be good in the winter for your feet).My overall verdict: Although this laptop heats up fast, the pros outweigh the cons drastically; temperature is very easily fixed with a lap desk. I would recommend this laptop to anyone looking for desktop performance in a laptop.

From a work perspective:- don't expect a huge battery life, especially if you're a gamer and occasionally use it for work. you will have to change a 100 settings to get it to old for 9 hours. With the dragon center, setting the mode from extreme performance to balanced or battery mode with power saving already on, helps bring the battery life from 2 hours to 4-5.- Its awesome for work, the keys are amazing and the trackpad is silky smooth. The computer as a whole is ultra fast. But the wifi chip is so weak, you will have to use a LAN cable or sit very close to the router.- I have nothing else to say from this perspectives honestly really liked working on this and I would enjoy it more if I had a longer battery life so that I can work longer.Gamer Perspective:- Upgradability is SHIT, the screws are all different sizes, so you will have to buy a whole set of precision screwdrivers. I wanted to upgrade my storage to 2TB, and getting the screws off was a huge challenge. Even more so was getting the under panel off of the computer to be able to see inside the laptop. You need some suction cup or something, which not everybody just has lying around.- then the screws for the RAM and PCIE slots are so small and tightly bound, you can hardly get them off without damaging your computer for life.- But if you do that right, it's smooth sailing from there. However, I did have to tweak SOO MANY Nvidia control panel, msi dragon center, steam properties, battery performance, graphics card, and other settings to get my laptop to perform to its maximum potential while plugged in and gaming.-You also have to make sure in your Nvidia panel that your primary graphics card is your RTX Nvidia card. Otherwise, it might use your integrated graphics and you will get shitty fps.- once I did that, it's awesome. Now my laptop is ready for gaming and work. To start gaming, all I do is plug in all my cables (mouse, LAN, charging cable, headset & mic), go to msi dragon center, turn on gaming mode, add all the games to gaming more in advance, change from balanced mode to extreme performance mode also in he psi dragon center, and change the battery preference from power saving to performance mode.- When I'm done gaming, I do the above steps in reverse order. Now it's good for work.- Overall, I get around 80-300 fps depending on the game on all ultra settings. 80 for something like Insurgency Sandstorm, Squad, GTA V, and 144 on R6, and 280-300 on CS:GOYou'll love this laptop. Buy it.

Just amazing service!!From order to final delivery just 6 days!! Int. shipping, custom clearance, everything included...As for the machine itself, what an amazing machine. I use it for work purposes, gaming on the sideline. Super fast, it runs the most taxing simulation tasks in no time. Gaming... I bought a cooling pad as well, but why bother - Ghost Recon Wildlands, on a 33" screen, Ultra high graphics settings, the second fan doesn't even engage - this is just an incredible machine..

Overall this is a high quality laptop. The keyboard feels good to use, the screen is crisp, the weight is reasonable, and performance is top notch. However, the performance comes at a cost. The fan is so loud that it can be heard over zoom calls. If you use this for work or school, make sure you have a headset with a mic.