Msi Gaming Laptop 4Gb Gpu

I bought 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) and working great! :-) My MSI GF65 Thin 10UE-213 laptop is compatible with this 32 GB (2 x 16 RAM). Upgraded RAM to 32 GB (Crucial) from 8 GB (Samsung). Everything are faster and great for gaming! I'm very happy with that! Awesome!!! ;-) Because I look for Crucial RAM on Newegg and Amazon, but both are out of stock. Instead I find one on this B&H Photo Video Pro Audio website and ask live chat - will this work on my MSI laptop? Live chat told yes. It's really helpful to me and I did order it and arrive 2 days (Fedex). I open package and it's right part that what I needed. Each 16 GB have 4 chips on back and front equal 8 chips (2 GB per one chip). Not 16 chips for one 16 GB RAM because we see picture there and that's 64 GB RAM (2 x 32 GB) - one 32 GB RAM have 8 chips on back and front equal 16 chips. That's why picture do sometimes confuse us and people need to know what type item is that. Hope B&H Photo Video Pro Audio staff will fix picture problem to correct picture display. I know MSI gaming laptop will blow all other cheap laptops and very high price of Apple laptops out of it! I'm happy gaming! Thanks so much!!!

I absolutely love this setup. This is my second MSI gaming laptop. I have also owned some other brands of gaming laptops and so far MSI is my new gold standard. This things chews and eats up anything I throw at it. Definitely recommend some good headphones cause it can get pretty loud when playing graphicly intense games but that is a no brainer and to be expected with a gaming laptop. There is nothing I can't play at QHD ultra settings and I am always getting around 60FPS or way higher. Even Cyberpunk. Definitely recommend to anyone with the $. This is a case where you most certainly get what you pay for!

I use this with a Windows VM on my laptop (Fedora), where I passed the dedicated GPU through to the Windows guest for gaming, and the screen streams back to the host with an application called Looking Glass. The dongle is exactly what I needed to make the whole thing work.

Installed this as the master drive in a new entry level MSI gaming laptop that came with a 256MB M.2 SSD . I'm 60 years old and by no means a gamer. My games are flight simulators. And, being an old geek I prefer to see a hard drive in a box so to speak. The original M.2 drive is still in the laptop as a filing cabinet for my less used junk but I am very happy with the performance of this Crucial drive!

added this to a mini pc that came with 2x8GB DDR5, but had about 4GB reserved to hardware (GPU?). This set took me to 32GB...

I put this in an mini itx enclosure and was worried about the heat, but it actually runs cooler than the 4GB gpu it replaced. Performance is excellent.

Well engineered case and good for those who like to build, easily assembles/disassembles. Lots of space and I love the extra window space in the front. My near-final completion looks really good. My only complaint is the design of the vertical GPU kit mount. It completely blocks all your other PCIE slots so you cant use them. I have an MSI motherboard and added the MSI Thunderbolt card for the bottom PCIE slot which I cant use now. It fit on my Phanteks P500A even with a vertical GPU mount but not on this case. Seems like a design flaw that limits this oversize case design which is why people buy an XL case like this.

After EVGA left the video card market, I looked for another GPU supplier that honored a transferable warranty. Apparently MSI goes by the serials, not the buyer, so warranty will default to the original date of manufacture, or by the dated retail receipt from the original supplier when sold new, if one can be provided. Also, their RMA process couldn't be easier nor faster, you don't have to open a ticket and wait for a response, simply submit your RMA and then it's auto approved. I thought EVGA had the best RMA service, perhaps I was wrong. I like this Suprim Hybrid model in particular because it has subtle LEDs and a very professional appearance. The shroud is actual metal, not cheap plastic. The radiator fans are high-end and the cable management is as snug as possible yet still flexible. A big change coming from EVGA's 3090 Hybrid fan cables, which were needlessly long and dangled absurdly loose, often striking the spinning radiator fans. Zero possibility of that with this Suprim design. Performance is quiet under load and the included GPU seems to be binned consistently high (dealing with 26 of this exact model). Outstanding product, will continue to buy from MSI, especially for this model in particular.

The MSI Suprim X is an excellent GPU. I had a AMD 7900XTX Nitro Plus and had all sorts of issues and switched to this GPU instead. This gets a little less FPS in some games relative to the XTX but it runs perfectly and not a single issue at this point. Super quiet and looks excellent.

Bought this as an upgrade for my MSI laptop and it works great!