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

Under linux mint, I had to enable intel (power saving mode), otherwise it's a disaster. Total. If you need a laptop with a lot of ram, in the 100k price segment (as of June 2022, I don’t know how much they cost when you read this), I didn’t find another. But be prepared to get used to it. If not, look around, there are better things. Got pros: You can put 64 GB of RAM. Proc is good. My tasks are pulling. Blind keyboard teaches touch typing) Dual boot with linux (I took a laptop with Windows) started up without problems. I had a dell xps, there because of the raid settings, I could not start them at the same time. Either one or the other Its cons: Noisy. Even under light load, the fan howls. Hot. Again, even under light load, the area around Esc should not be touched. Crooked ports. The power cable runs directly opposite the "exhaust" of the cooling system, and then see the point about hot. If you removed HDMI to the back side, well, remove the power there too. Petal of the power button without any feedback. And also tight. It's not clear whether you pressed it or not. There is no bracket for attaching the second disk - the disk sits on a fixed connector and on the other side of the connector, on the sides of the disk, there are two places for bolts. In my opinion, for the bar that will press the disk (without it, it hangs). Since this bar is not included in the kit, I had to . The touchpad is disgusting. Even dell vostro has it much better, I'm not talking about macbook.