Msi 15.6" CX62 Notebook

The performance of the CX62 is subpar when considering the bulky size and weight. The ULV Kaby Lake CPU and entry-level GeForce 940MX are a poor fit for any demanding workloads outside of browser multi-tasking and multimedia streaming.

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  cool operating temperatures and low core temperatures, 2x storage bays w/ M.2 NVMe support, optical drive and USB Type-C Gen. 1, numpad and dedicated mouse keys, decent colors after calibration, no CPU or GPU throttling, quiet under low loads, responsive touchpad, easy serviceability

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  poor low resolution TN panel; very low contrast, chassis feels cheap, hollow, and flexible, end-user servicing will void warraanty, poor speakers w/ almost no bass, pulsing fan noise when gaming, no Thunderbolt 3, thick and heavy, lip warps easily

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Great Business laptop for the price. You can get some solid gaming done with this laptop too. It has potential 3 video outputs but only 2 usable at a time plus the monitor. UHD HDMI, mini Display port and a Type C which can all support UHD. It also has the new DDR4 which screams for gaming.

For starters, if you want a laptop for gaming, the NVIDIA 940MX is pretty lame for this price. But in addition, the lowly 1366x768 resolution of this laptop's display won't let you fit much onscreen.

Mother board crashed on me within the first few weeks. Do not buy