Previously, I was using mainly VMs to explore Windows 10 Insider versions, and now using a dedicated bare metal system would surely improve my experience in that area. And I mean not that kind of emulator stuff only but recent titles and so on. And with the intention to not use the system for any work-related tasks I thought that it would probably be an interesting experiment to convert it into a full-fledged gaming machine. Having a spare system with such a powerful specification it was somehow obvious to me to use it as a bare metal playground for the latest Windows 10 Insider editions. Now, what to do with it? Installing latest Windows 10 Insider Luckily, it didn't take that long to get it back. Long story short, after I received my new machine, an MSI GS73VR 7RF Stealth Pro, that old system went back to the supplier for general cleaning and check up. While this would be manageable by using an external screen, two actually, there were other glitches in the matrix. Otherwise, the screen would either freeze or would show stripe patterns from a different world. My main sorrow was a partially broken display connector cable, meaning I couldn't open the display beyond a certain angle anymore. (Un)fortunately two events came together this year - an aging machine and tax depreciation purpose - which encouraged me to purchase a new rig for software development.Īs for the aging machine, an MSI GS70 2PE Stealth Pro, I had a few issues cropping up lately, and so I decided to get in touch with the original supplier to discuss possibilities to refurbish the system. One of the up's is probably the circumstance of purchasing new hardware on a regular base.
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