Amélie Lacroix i think you want to be funny - how can you say great thermals while in Witcher test the cpu got at 100 celsius? i'd throw out through window any laptop with such "great" thermals

No charging with the USB-C.

This looks like a fantastic laptop. Great thermals, very good design (especially the Dragonshield edition which looks dope), and good battery life.

Does the laptop support type C charging?

This looks like a great product, but I think it's a slight mismatch of cpu/gpu, my personal opinion would be to go with the i7-10750H, increase in price versus performance is not justified in my book, the thermal limits of the case impede on performance on more heat generating combinations. Screen wise I think 144hz is awesome, 240hz could be future proof, but 300hz, I think is just an excessive splurge, to say the least. The light strip might be cool at first, but will get old soon, good thing you can disable it. I must say that I was pleasantly surprised when MSI went with the 82wh battery, but now with the 99.99wh battery, my jaw just dropped, they sure are going in a direction I like a lot. When I upgrade in a few years, deciding between the GS or the GE will be much more difficult than in the past.

Quote from: John Doe on July 23, 2020, 14:52:09
The outside case design looks to be more than simply inspired by Alienware 15 R3/R4. Which of course make it an improvement on the usual tacky MSI design.

Alienware looks pretty tacky too.
Not a fan of unnecessary light strips everywhere, it really adds nothing and gets old quick.
Great performance but way too loud under load , disgustingly loud.

The outside case design looks to be more than simply inspired by Alienware 15 R3/R4. Which of course make it an improvement on the usual tacky MSI design.