The bottom cover of the MSI GF75 Thin is made of plastic, with many small holes on the surface to enhance cooling performance. Through these holes, the cooling system can be faintly seen.
First, remove all the screws securing the bottom cover. One of the screws is covered by a fragile sticker. If the sticker is damaged, the warranty will become void, so it is recommended not to upgrade the memory or SSD yourself during the warranty period.
The MSI GF75 Thin cooling system includes dual fans and four copper heat pipes. The CPU and GPU are covered by two heat pipes. The heatsink has a heat plate to cover the video memory and other components. Each heat pipe in the cooling module has its own independent exhaust vent to improve cooling efficiency.
There is no specification information displayed on the battery. The battery information may be printed on the back, which we cannot see. Using AIDA64, we measured its capacity to be 51 Wh.
On the left side of the battery, there is an HDD slot that can be installed with a 2.5-inch hard drive or 2.5-inch SATA SSD. However, MSI does not reserve an HDD caddy, so you need to purchase one if you want to add an SSD.
This laptop has two memory slots. In my case, only one SK Hynix 8GB DDR4 2666 MHz memory module is installed. If necessary, you can add memory to form a dual-channel memory.
This is the Kingston 512GB M.2 SSD, which supports the NVMe protocol.
This laptop comes with an AX201NGW wireless network card that supports up to 2×2 MIMO 160MHz connections under Wi-Fi 6, with a maximum speed of 2.4 Gbps.
I want an MSI GF75 thin motherboard. Can I get it? How much will it cost?
Removing the sticker that covers the screw will NOT void your warranty. The courts have repeatedly said that the owner can upgrade or repair their products. In order to void the warranty, the manufacturer has to prove that the repair or upgrade damaged the device.