I'm a soon-to-be college student deciding between the Sager np9150 and MSI GT60-0ne. I prefer the appearance, display, and easier maintenance of the Sager, but it's difficult to swallow that I'll have to give up excellent audio and an anti-ghosting keyboard for those benefits. (Granted, a good external sound card will make more of a difference than Dynaudio speakers, but I want to buy as few peripherals as possible.) Are there any vendors that sell MSI without some of the bling?
I'd like to avoid undue interest in my laptop.
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You could try GentechPC or XoticPC. They sell barebone MSI laptops.
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I like you, am I college student and will start my freshman year in about 4 weeks and I had the same dilemma. I was torn between the Np9150 and GT60 and in the end I opted to go with MSI because I thought the MSI was more quality and the Sager was more "bang for your buck" because I could customize a Sager with slightly more bells and whistles than I could with the MSI. But in the end, I came to the conclusion that nobody should freakin pay $1500 or however much your Sager will cost and have bad laptop sound via headphones and speakers. Sure I could get a soundcard ( I already have one) but the fact is, sound on a computer is one of its most important functions, and if Sager cannot create a laptop with bass, then I'm going to go with MSI. Personally, I think the MSI looks much more sleek, and although same may have a high starting price, I like how customizable their laptops are. I ordered mine off of Xotic and I would highly recommend them, you can opt to buy a barebones laptop, or customize it with as few or as many upgraded parts as you see fit.
MSI without the branding
Discussion in 'MSI' started by Prolixious, Aug 9, 2012.