I returned my first GE63VR because the screen developed a line of dead pixels in 24 hours. Second unit has been perfect since.
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Do exchange right away if you find any problems because no one wants to end up with a system that has issues which you paid with your hard-earned money.
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My GE63VR charger is wonky, I want to play on the safe side but I cannot find this thing available for purchase anywhere?
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What kind of issues are you having with it? And how long have you had the system for? It is covered under a 6-month warranty.
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Hey guys,
So after lots of hassle with my laptop (ge63vr 7rf), ive finally got it back from the service center. the laptop LED issue was indeed a hardware fault.
Has anyone noticed the HDD making a noise when u tilt the laptop left or right? i notified the tech guy and he screwed up my entire laptop trying to get that fixed. (installed wrong recovery(i had completely wrong drivers that didn't work with my hardware) , replaced my WiFi chip and didn't even notify me until i manually checked and yelled at him. apparently he "forgot" to mention it when i clearly asked him why killer WiFi software wasn't working). Anyways the new HDD still has that noise issue, but its lesser than the old one. From what i know HDD's shouldn't make any noise at all.
More importantly ever since i got my laptop back , the CPU temps have gotten very high. GPU stays good at 75* but my CPU seems to go 90+ (this is with undervolting -0.100) when i'm playing games. It also seems to be very jumpy , like it'll jump from 40-60 in a second and drop, didn't have this issue before. Could anyone help me figure out what could be the issue?
Really disappointed with their "official service". I got my laptop back in a worse state than i gave it. the back sticker(where the serial number is) is all worn out like its a year old laptop. My i7 sticker in front came out, it was like someone pulled it out and put it back.
The only reason i had some things sorted was cause i had to go to the service center directly and get him to do it in front of me and "magically" the recovery worked properly , the old WiFi chip worked too.Last edited: Mar 17, 2018 -
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Oh i had given it to the MSI Official service center here in UAE.
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MSI service centers suck is the vibe and story I’ve heard tome and time again. I constantly hear the same story and it usually goes like this. It took forever to get the laptop back, still not fixed or fixed properly and the laptop is always returned banged and beat up. Bottom line it’s bad. I will never send my laptop to them for service after the stories I’ve read hear or on reddit over the years.
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Hey guys just want to be absolutely certain that if I buy this 144hz monitor:
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/acer-x...:2&gclid=CJCFgL-z_NkCFdmzswod9DoByg&gclsrc=ds which at bestbuy actually looks like this:
https://www.amazon.com/Acer-XF270H-...ie=UTF8&qid=1521598860&sr=8-1&keywords=XF270H will I be able to hook it up to a ge73vr through mini dp to dp and get 144 hz at 1080p?Last edited: Mar 20, 2018 -
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Yes, it is 144Hz.
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Hi , I posted this in the MSI Rep thread also , Just want to give it a shot here too . I have a question,
What is the difference between this panel and a Rev. C1 ? they both have the same part number and maker only difference is the Rev. C1 and Rev. C2. Reason I ask is because i bought a replacement (c2 version ) to replace the broken screen (c1) But the screen doesn't work properly(dim faint screen) Would that make a difference?Attached Files:
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Well I got an MSI GE63VR 7RE(Raider)-013XFP, this week after *zapping* my GE62VR 7RF Apache Pro with static electricity whilst trying to do a repaste
. Over the Moon with it, performs better than the 62 although similar in spec(thinner Lighter better cooling)
Need to speak to MSI about repairs. Not looking forward to the bill for a new mobo even though it is still in warranty.
Was much amused to find that BOTH the 1TB HDD and 256 MB M2 were completely blank. First time I tried to boot went straight to bios.... Just as well I had a spare M2 with semi-working OS to Repair/Reinstall from, and there are 2 slots instead of one hehe..
Screen is lovely but not getting used much atm as I work on a desk with 2 external monitors. If I open the lid, I obscure my view lol.
Obviously I transferred parts I already had such as:
Intel 8265 Wireless
16GB DDR4 (came with 8)
Samsung SM961 NVME
Seagate Firecuda 2TB
DVDRW in usb enclosure
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@Kevin@GenTechPC no thunderbolt 3 on the new GE63VR RGB 8RE/RF ?
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@GenTechPC , Which is the more premium laptop series GE or GS ? 1070 , tb3 , etc etc
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https://us.msi.com/Laptop/GS63-Stealth-Intel-8th-Gen/Specification
https://us.msi.com/Laptop/GS65-Stealth-Thin-Intel-8th-Gen/Specification
https://us.msi.com/Laptop/GS73-Stealth-Intel-8th-Gen/Specification
https://us.msi.com/Laptop/GT75-Titan-Intel-8th-Gen/Specification
https://us.msi.com/Laptop/GT83-Titan-Intel-8th-Gen/Specification
TYPE-C PORT - Thunderbolt 3*1
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This is a tough one . Does anyone know how to turn on the usb lighting without installing dragon center?
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i got you , well you can always install turn them off and uninstall , or check hardware ID.
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i think my candidates for now is ROG GL503GS with 8750 +1070 + 144hz IPS G-sync + TB3.Kevin@GenTechPC and hmscott like this. -
Hey everyone. I'm about to purchase a ge73vr. It's a stock version from a local retailer so no fancy clean windows install like HID might provide.
With that in mind, is there a list of things I should do once I open it? I remember flashing my bios on my old laptop. I seem to recall something about the vBios as well. It's been a while. A step-by-step list would be really helpful but any advice would be much appreciated.
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Google 'how to check bios/firmware version' to see which versions you're running. Download BIOS and EC firmware, they have instructions in them how to install.
Google 'clean install windows 10', use Windows Media Creation Tool to reinstall Windows 10. Go to MSI website, look for ge73vr, download drivers and install them if they haven't been updated already by Windows update. Go to Device Manager to see driver versions for appropriate hardware. Graphics driver don't bother with GeForce Experience, just download the drivers only from Nvidia website, I think the latest version hasn't presented issues. For Utilities, Dragon Center, Nahimic, SS Keyboard, and SCM are probably the core ones you can find good use for.
Search the thread or Google for 'stuttering', 'micostuttering', or 'TrayPwrD3' if you get stuttering issues after a Windows 10 update. This isn't specific to MSI laptops, many gaming laptops have this problem and it's well documented on the web. TrayPwrD3.exe is probably most simple (temporary) fix right now for it. It's a program that keeps the dedicated GPU (dGPU) minimally active. You can set a Task to have it run every time you boot up. This is also documented online.
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Thanks bbot3k. I just needed a starting place which you provided rather well. It can get overwhelming digging through forums for advice.
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Also Flash the Latest E.C Firmware, again from the support page.
Flash the Intel Management engine patch - also from the support page.
Follow the guide here: http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/nbr-windows-10-clean-installation-guide.781178/
Yes I am saying you should wipe and start again without the bloat. All the relevant drivers etc are downloadable, so dont worry about losing anything on a brand new laptop. It makes a huge difference.Sinbuster likes this. -
Thanks asm1.
Made the purchase and looking forward to diving in tomorrow. Never had an MSI before so I'm pretty excited. Ok, maybe a little anxious.asm1 and Kevin@GenTechPC like this. -
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@Kevin@GenTechPC how well this new 8750h in the GE63/73-8RE handle the heat compare to 7700HQ with stock paste. ?
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Ok, I'm back again. I managed to flash the bios and the EC Firmware. Before I dive into reinstalling the OS, I have a couple concerns:
1. Minor concern I suppose but the keyboard isn't matching the colours I set. On a steady light blue the number pad keys along with a few others are more green than blue. My preferred colour is all white but that ends up being a purplish colour which is rather odd. Not game-breaking but annoying.
2. This issue is more concerning to me. My cpu fan is fluctuating in speeds even at a low idle. I've included a quote from Xardas who summed it up nicely.
Have others experienced this? How concerned should I be? Frankly, it's a big deal for me. I don't understand why it won't keep a steady rpm. More importantly, I can't seem to find any software that would allow me to do this. The advanced options in Dragon Center aren't very fine-tuned. I guess Speedfan doesn't work on new MSI boards? I ran it but the fan specs weren't showing at all. -
Any GE73VR owner here can tell me whats your fan RPM in dragon centre with cooler boost for both CPU and GPU? thanks
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5454 and 5333 here on my machine having just pressed coolerboost button.... (machine in sig)
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CPU: 5274 RPM
GPU: 5393, occasionally 5474.
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MSI GE63VR / GE73VR Raider Laptops
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