
MSI GS65 Laptop: Power through the competition online with this MSi gaming laptop. The 17.3-inch computer provides plenty of screen space for viewing videos and digital landscapes, and the Intel Core i7 processor ensures fast application execution. This MSi gaming laptop's 16GB of RAM ensures lag-free toggling, and the 128GB solid-state drive offers space for downloaded files and a quiet boot.

A: I'm guessing you're partially correct. According to MSI's website here: https://us.msi.com/Laptop/GS65-Stealth-8SX/Specification This model (GS65-006) should indeed come with a 512 GB NVMe SSD, likely the same Samsung that powers a lot of other high-end laptops. However, you are correct that it doesn't come with the Killer Wireless AC-1550, though the Intel AC-9560 is actually, from my understanding, the same card. Intel AC-9260 and Intel AC-9560 should be exactly the same chip in a slightly different form factor, and Killer Wireless AC-1550 was the result of a partnership with Intel and is really nearly identical to the Intel AC-9260 (and therefore the AC-9560)---the Killer has its own proprietary drivers that enable a few features like Advanced Stream Detection a d Wireless xTend, though to be honest (in my opinion) these are niche features and not particularly useful. Do note that you are apparently able to use the stock Intel drivers if the Killer ones cause issues (which have been reported in the past). To make a long story short, yes, this model doesn't come with a Killer card---but the card you do get is identical in terms of latency, throughput, etc. and only differs in drivers which enable a few gimmicks on the Killer card. Also, if you wanted to buy the Killer card yourself, it seems to be about $30. (It was noted in the Best Buy features list here that it comes with an Intel WLAN card---I thought I might give you all the details.) The only other difference is that this model comes with Windows 10 Home instead of Windows 10 Pro. Pro enables a very specific feature set that most people don't need. As a general rule of thumb, if you don't know the difference between Home and Pro, you don't need Pro. TL;DR Yes, this model has an NVMe SSD. No, it doesn't come with a Killer Wireless card, but the Intel card it does have is fundamentally the same, and core specifications will be identical. Also, this model comes with Windows 10 Home instead of Pro.
Q: Does this model support the ability to add a second NVMe drive or the ability to add more storage?
A: Yes, this unit has an available NVMe slot.
A: It is definitely a 144hz screen. I will admit that it is a sight to behold. Colors pop, blacks are black, and the clarity at which the games flow is wonderful.
Q: Does this laptop contain 2 x 8GB or 1 x 16GB RAM?
A: The answer online websites and MSI official website says 2 x 8 GB =16GB. However, when I was in the BIOS setting, it says there is only 1 slot populated for 16GB. Using CPU Z application, it sees the memory on single channel mode vice dual channel mode which would suggest only 1 ram stick. So without opening up the laptop, I am going to say my laptop only has 1 x 16GB ram stick.
Q: Hey, can this model be upgraded to 32GB of Memory??? thx, Urguitars
A: Yes, but keep in mind that if you are to upgrade the RAM or SSD, you will need to flip the motherboard.
A: I would just physically go to bestbuy and buy it. I don’t know how long the sale will last. I bought it earlier this week for 1400
A: Yes it does
Q: Does this laptop's display IPS, VA, or TN?
A: This model has an IPS-level panel.