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    Runtime: GT73VR 6RE vs GT80 SLI

    Discussion in 'MSI' started by etcetera, Jun 24, 2021.

  1. etcetera

    etcetera Notebook Evangelist

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    I have a GT80 SLI, I get that the runtime was never a priority, I get 1.5 hours at max.

    Does the GT73VR 6RE have any better runtime?

    That's for light usage, not heavy duty gaming.
     
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    Reciever D! For Dragon!

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    Just by the basic nature of the machine your asking about should have a better battery life. @Falkentyne should be able to give a better idea though
     
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    Falkentyne Notebook Prophet

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    I have no idea as I don't use the battery. You also can't compare an SLI and a non SLI system, nor do I have any idea whatsoever how much power the "SLI" system uses when the cards are castrated on battery power.
     
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    etcetera Notebook Evangelist

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    To clarify, this is the MSI GT73VR 6RE SLI model.
     
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    I guess the battery would be newer but otherwise 980m and 1070 have the same power draw.