Which 1803 do you have? WinLogo Key + R, type winver [Enter] to find out.
Also, you can perform an upgrade on top of it by downloading the files using media tool.
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I checked and my is windows 10 pro 1809 -
Published on 18 December 2018 by Günter Born
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Yes on my ultrabook and Blade 15 there was also no 1809 update on windows update options as well (on ultrabook it showed even update errors with prebuilt update on windows option), I went to microsoft page, download windows 10 update tools and let them do the rest of the job, done. Need it for RTX on RTX offPapusan likes this. -
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Awesome! Now go and play with your new toy! Run some Benchmark before you start tweaking.
Temp, cinebench, Firestrike.
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Quick question about the GS65: are the fans on permanently when an external monitor is plugged in, even at low temperatures? And/or can they be turned off with the shipped fan control software, again when at low temperatures?
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QUESTION. I am too the point of updating drivers. So far I ran Chipset, Bios and FIrmware, set up and connected to network. Now I'm looking at the WAN drivers and Bluetooth drivers and am unsure how to proceed. Each has and Intel driver and a Killer driver. Since the Killer card is built on top of Intels card, my thought is to install both. Anyone have any insight? In device manager it shows the Wireless card as Killer and in Bluetooth it says Intel. Thanks for any help, don't want to make a mistake.
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I have never had an issue with killer drivers, others have. I would install both.
Same for Realtek va Nahimic, again 0 issues on my computer.
So Realtek then Nahimic.
You can use CCleaner or Revo Uninstaller to remove the Microsoft and MSI Bloat (really not much: Norton, Cyberlink, MSI registration, and a few others)
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Hi, I want to use a thunderbolt 3 dock with my gs65, I know the laptop doesn’t support charging via thunderbolt 3 but can I use a dock designed for charging a laptop or will it damage the port?
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Could you please link to the Thunderbolt™ 3 dock you are considering?Last edited: Jan 5, 2019Spartan@HIDevolution likes this. -
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https://www.amazon.com/Elgato-Thund...olt+3+dock&dpPl=1&dpID=31Kk4Cm8aXL&ref=plSrch
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Here is it!
Yes, I know I can manually "force" updating with media tools, but I wondering why Windows are not downloading it by itself...
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I believe you need Intel to run killer software, but the same is not true for Intel.
So
1. To use killer you need to previously install Intel
2. You do not need killer software to install Intel drivers.
So install Intel first and then install Killer.
The killer card is just a rebranding of the Intel chip.
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On another note, after screwing around trying to get the Killer wireless card to show up in device manager to no avail and then having the killer software not even recognize my ethernet connection, I decided to do a system restore. I created on right before I started messing with this stuff. Well, restore never worked. I was only trying to restore 1 hour and it got stuck in "restoring the registry" for over an hour. I had to do a hard shutdown. Luckily no harm. Anyone else have trouble with system restore on windows 10? Any idea how to fix it? -
Just run recovery (MSI factory recovery) and manually uninstall the bloat with CC or Revo, there is maybe 10 to 15 things you could uninstall.
Most are tiny like sub 100 MB programs.
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OK everyone. Here's an update with my first stress test results. After receiving my unit, I updated every driver and utility from the MSI website. I made no other major tweaks to the system, just small things like adjusting keyboard colors, wallpaper, etc. So hopefully I can post some pictures. I used a fan profile someone posted earlier while running the test as seen below
Here's my results, scary!
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Don't be scared, that's normal. It can only get better now.
Stress test it with Max fans. So 150% on both.
Do NOT do what I did and stress test/battery test with GPU fan on all night.
I ran GPU with base speed of 30% and since its silent I said why the hell not, better cooling. I ran PCMark 8 battery test over night next day GPU fan was rattling.
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Below is my GPU stress test result. Even though I I only ran GPU and CPU was at around 20%, CPU was still throttling. Since I'm new to this stuff, I just copied what someone else did on page 55 as far as testing goes. I'll leave it to the experts in here to look at my results, tell me if anything seems odd and what to do next, benchmark? Different stress test? I really need help. I won't do anymore until I see a few replies as to what to do next (of course I am going to undervolt but first want to run the appropriate tests to get the "before" results established)
Thanks for any help.
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^^^I will try these tests at max fans to see the difference but not right now
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I don't know how others feel about it but I don't particularly find any use in stressing the GPU. I limit my tests to 3DMark scores and see my performance was well as graphs.
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Hi Guys,
One of 5 new notebooks to MSI's NEW line-up.....all with 8th GEN Intel, NVIDIA RTX GPU with GDDR6!
The MSI GS65
ENJOY!
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I've installed Samsung 970 Pro 1TB as my 2nd drive and I was able to access it and use it normally, in the BIOS it shows both the PM981 and the 970 Pro are using NVME mode, but for some reasons, the Samsung Magician is only seeing the first drive which is the PM981, I tried repairing the Samsung NVme 3.0 using the installer downloaded from Samsung site. However, after I did that, the Samsung Magician couldn't even see the first drive now and shows only the blank page. Reverted back to Microsoft's standard NVME driver, same thing. Has anyone encountered this problem before?
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MSI is relaunching the GS65 with a 2080 Max Q. There’s also a GS75 with a 17.3 inch screen with identical specs.
I happen to find someone that wants my GS65 with a 1070 Max Q so I’ll be selling that at a HEAVILY discounted price so I can get the 2080 version.
Anyone else possibly looking to upgrade? I’m making the purchase as soon as it’s available.
Of course, I’ll report here the performance of that GPU lol.
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Not sure if that hassle is worth the upgade to a rtx 2080 max q though. Seems like they only upgrade the gpu, nothing else... at least that's what I get from the reports.
Sure I'm not a genius on this topic, but cooling down that gpu in the same old chassis seems like a problem to be...
The 17" model seems more appealing to me in that matter...
But sure go on ^^ Would actually be interesting to hear how they handle temps and stuff in a new revision.
Edit: The 17" hinge looks ugly as hell though... wtf...
Edit 2: Well they claim a gs 65 with a rtx 2080 max q is faster than a last gen desktop gtx 1080 ( https://www.laptopmag.com/articles/nvidia-rtx-gaming-laptops-availability)
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After getting back to school and reapplying CM MasterGel Maker Nano, I can absolutely confirm that the performance of the paste itself deteriorated greatly after the first month and I used the laptop for 2 months or so after that. My temps gradually rose to the point that my games were auto-closing and I couldn't get through a full Firestrike benchmark without it crashing. After repaste, my minimum temps dropped from around 50 C to 40 C and maximum temps dropped from 90 C to 77 C. I will say that MasterGel IS a very high performance paste relative to the Arctic MX4 and LM Conductonaut I've tried (very close to LM), at least in the first few weeks after application. I've taken this laptop apart so many times to try different thermal pastes, application methods, and switching out thermal pad sizes that I honestly don't mind anymore if I have to repaste every few months, especially since I'm a clean freak and want to get at the fans with compressed air frequently.
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In for another GS65 - this round I'm going with the RTX 2080. You just can't beat the portability and performance. Very concerned about the 2080 in the GS65 chassis...
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The GTX 1070 Max Q in the GS65 is 80-90 watts (I forget which one)
The 2080 is 80-150W ( https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/gaming-laptops/20-series/).
This makes me wonder if MSI is somehow upgrading cooling or is going to severely hamper performance.
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http://www.hidevolution.com/custom-...5-15-6-fhd-144hz-i7-8750h-rtx-2080-max-q.html
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https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/
https://www.ustream.tv/NVIDIA
Exact words:
"Ladies and Gentlemen, this is a Gigabyte 2080 notebook... 2080 RTX laptop."
Why trust a journalist to get things right, lol? Always go to the primary source for quotes, never a middleman.
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The photo here - https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/geforce-rtx-20-series-laptops/ - even says "MSI GS65 Stealth" with the 2080 Max-Q...
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The RTX 2080 is up to 150W. The 8750H is 45 watts. There’s still 35 watts left to feed the rest of the system and charge it.
As for the Max Q 1070 beating the 980 desktop, from the benchmarks I ran in comparison to other reviewers with a 980 desktop, yes it does.
Small example:
Shadow of the Tomb Raider
GTX 980 - 52FPS
GTX 1070 Max Q - 54FPS
The desktop was running a Haswell-E 8 core 16 thread at 4.2GHz ( https://www.guru3d.com/articles_pag..._graphics_performance_benchmark_review,6.html)
My system is running a stock 1070 Max Q with the 8750H. If I overclock the 1070 Max Q, I hit 62FPS.
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A couple things I noticed between the GS65 2018 and the new GS65 2019
Larger "glass" surface touchpad
2 more heatpipes for additional cooling
2018 Model - https://us.msi.com/Laptop/GS65-Stealth-Thin-Intel-8th-Gen
2019 Model - https://us.msi.com/Laptop/GS65-Stealth-8SX
The larger touchpad is nice since it makes the system look for "even". The increased cooling is a VERY welcome change.
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That makes sense. Can't put something more powerful/power hungry/potentially heat generating without adding cooling, especially in thin and light models.
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