My first gaming laptop

[LowPolyOWG]

So, I needed a gaming laptop for my studies. At first, I considered going for AMD's Ryzen laptop produced by ASUS. Unfortunately, it was delayed until October

So, I went to Multicom (Norwegian gaming laptop retailer) and ordered one of their in-house products. Specs are 32 GB of DDR4 RAM, Intel i7-7700 HQ and GTX 1070. I bought a M.2 SSD and a 1 TB SSD separately so I had to manually install those. I managed to install Windows. Still need to install other programs

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[PZ]

Nice rig, GKID 

[Art Blade]

to me it looks like electronic scrap but I assume it's going to change into something useful any time soon

[LowPolyOWG]

He he, yeah, I had to remove the back cover to get access to the SSD connectors.

[Art Blade]

See! I knew there was something missing.

[LowPolyOWG]

It works!

EDIT: Added a shared link. Why do I always forget that

[Art Blade]

nope, it doesn't

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[BinnZ]

Can't find that page either GKID, I Get a grey screen with a minus token in the middle. No indications or buttons to press

However, congratz!!!!

Amazing specs, although the laptop itself (from the outside) looks pretty mediocre

[LowPolyOWG]

Fixed the link now, I always forget to add a link that's "shared"

[Art Blade]

yep, I can see it now Looks like a laptop.

Well done, matey

[PZ]

Nice - you going to install and play games with this rig?

[LowPolyOWG]

Yes and do schoolwork We use 3D modelling software and game engines. Not something a low-end laptop would do easily

[Art Blade]

cool.

[PZ]

Let us know how it goes with gaming, and what games you install. I've been curious to know if laptops have become robust enough to do games.

[LowPolyOWG]

 I installed FH3 and GTA V

Firing up GTA V now