MSI Computer GF63 Thin 10SCXR-222 15.6" 8GB 256GB Intel Core i5-10300H X4 2.5GHz Win10, Black(Upgraded)

Where do I start, This computer helped me out more ways then I can count, it's battery life is not as strong and long lasting as others but when you keep it on the charger it's just fine, it's performance in games is fantastic, the speed is just right, the computer does get extremely hot depending what you're doing, Download Dragon Center on this computer, there's a faster fan mode on there, I've been using it for years.

This has been a reliable laptop I've had it for almost 3 years you can play most games as the new gen consoles and it loads decently fast just doesn't hold a charge but that's due to what I play and the fact that half the time mine stays plugged in I highly recommend this laptop.

Got it a few years ago, I upgraded the Ram and SSD. Still going strong. My son plays all kinds of games on it, from Fortnight to Rust with no issues.

I've got this computer so I don't have to use my desktop computer for work, or travel. The battery life is not impressive. But since you aren't doing too much demanding things off the battery (meaning you'll have it plugged in if you were gaming ect.) that isn't a big deal. I usually can get four hours of battery before I plug it in (usually around 25%). EDIT: You can easily get better or worse battery based on the setting, which are pretty easy to navigate. The thing I dislike most about this laptop is the track pad. My old 2013 Mac book Pro has a better track pad than this computer. I find there is a larger delay with the track pad than my old laptop did. This causes me to accidently move tabs, mess up typing reports, and formatting. Of course you can avoid this by using a mouse, but that defeats the purpose of having a track pad in the laptop. Another thing I don't like is that this computer comes with Norton Anti-Virus sub... If you know you know. I had no issues with upgrading it to windows 11. That's a whole different can of worms. Expandability is fine. I upgraded my ram to 16 gigs at 2666 Mhz ( just make sure its a 260 pin) and it was easy to install a cheap HHD. I haven't really tested the gaming aspect, since my desktop runs a 3060. So, there is no reason to run any hard gaming on this 1650. Hypothetically it can run most games, but with a basic screen refresh rate of 60 hz and 1080p I wouldn't worry about it. I cannot comment on the over clocking. The isle plays pretty smooth at max settings. Just a basic bench mark for yeah. Since that's the most "intense" game I've played so far. The fans keep it relatively cool but they can get noisy at times. To note there is nothing in the description saying this is a "Notebook" type computer. It is a traditional laptop. So, if you are looking for one look elsewhere.

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