New Hardware Bought a new laptop

[TheMajeye]

Let me know what you guys think! (btw, this laptop isn't for me, its for my wife who goes by the name "Nekkrolepsy" on the battlefield servers)

MSI GT72S Dominator Pro G-220

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

MOTHERBOARD
Intel CM236 Northbridge chipset

OPERATING SYSTEM
Windows 10

PROCESSOR
Core i7 6820HK (2.6GHz) 8MB Smart Cache
DMI3 8GT/s FSB
Turbo Boost Speed Up to 3.6GHz

MEMORY
32GB DDR4-2133

HARD DRIVE
SATA 7,200 RPM 1TB
Super RAID 4
SSD Capacity 256GB

MULTIMEDIA DRIVES
Optical Drive
Blu-ray Burner

DISPLAY
17.3" Full HD Anti-glare IPS LCD 1920x1080 Widescreen

Front Camera Resolution
1080p

VIDEO
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 980M 8GB GDDR5

KEYBOARD
Steel Series Full-color Backlight with Anti-Ghost Key+Silver Lining

 

[Simon]

Seems quite good, pretty high end for a laptop

 

[TheMajeye]

Seems quite good, pretty high end for a laptop

Yeah, it was $2500 everything said and done.

 

[Wizekraker]

does she really that much ram and blue-ray?

 

[Simon]

does she really that much ram and blue-ray?

Can never have too much RAM

 

[TheMajeye]

does she really that much ram and blue-ray?

No such thing as "too much" anything when it comes to PCs.

 

[Snipeye]

I like it. MSI has one of the better bang-for-the-buck performance laptops on the market compared to other brand manufacturers. They don't rip you off as badly as others, especially with their large variety of laptop models that hit almost every single price-point possible.

 

[Johnny]

I would keep it for myself and give her my old one.

 

[Thaddius]

Can never have too much RAM

But you can have too much RAM, especially with DDR4 nothing will use 32GB

 

[Macgyver]

That is a beast laptop.

If I had the money I would get the same one so that I don't have to bring my PC to my friends house every time I decide to crash at his house.

That amount of RAM on a laptop is crazy, most laptops only come with 8-16GB, but 32GB is all that you really need. PCs on the other hand can go upwards to 64GB (you probably already know that) I think within the next 6 months to a year (maybe more, not unless there are already mobos with that much) motherboards will support over 120GB of RAM. I don't know what you would need that much RAM for but someone will find something lol