Review on MSI WF65 Mobile Workstation Laptop: Intel Core i7, NVIDIA Quadro 💻 T2000, 16GB RAM, 1TB NVME SSD, Win10 PRO - Review and Specs by Agata liwa ᠌

Has some pros Probably the best deal in the price/performance category. Excellent 144Hz display, nice design, comfortable keyboard. Actual iron with a margin of performance. One of the lightest in its segment. One of the most productive for the money. With its cons. 1) The cooling system in high load modes works to the limit, which is expected given that this is one of the lightest laptops in its class. 2) To upgrade the memory, you need to disassemble by completely removing the bottom of the case. Without certain knowledge, this cannot be done without damaging the latches and without scratching the case. I succeeded without problems, on two such laptops, but I have professional experience in assembling and repairing PCs, a simple user should be approached carefully and thoroughly (there is a video analysis on the network). Could make a window with access to memory / disk for a quick replacement / upgrade. 3) Automatic departure from the warranty when upgrading the memory, as the seal is damaged. 4) Flimsy (plastic case), which is logical in this price. Only the outer part of the lid (metal plate) and the keyboard case are partially trimmed with metal. I understand that when creating an all-metal case, like zenbooks, for example, the price tag increased by a good 20tr, so this is not even a minus. They say on the net there are weak lid hinges, but it’s too early to judge this, everything works fine, but I use it carefully. 5) Its own memory format, and not like a human type si on a working netbook.