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MalwareBytes. There are generally no small viruses like there used to be unless you're dumb and join scam websites or install weird stuff. MalwareBytes is what it says, malware killer, which are the most dangerous viruses you can get. It doesn't consume your entire PC power and it doesn't scan...

Did you press the power button? Or read the startup steps you need to do? Is the laptop charged beyond like 1% battery?

it has Freesync so you will need an AMD card to benefit from that.

This is my honest opinion, you will get low frames, which might make you dislike the game or feel it's not "fluid" and "as fast" as before. But you will be able to run all the games you are already running at 1080p at more or less 70% of the frames you are getting now. But yes, you can buy a...

Well depends what you will play. And medium settings or Ultra (maximum). Also if you checked my link, you'd see that even some older games barely do 30-60 fps on that laptop, 22 fps on Very High on Crysis 3. So if you are willing to play medium settings on older games, or simple games like...

Depends what games you'll play. Witcher 3 ran at 20-30 fps with settings changed. Sadly your GPU is pretty weak. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JpOIdu8KDOY this video shows some other benchmarks also, compared to the 970m counterpart laptop. You probably won't get to use those 144 Hz, there...

After checking your performance on Witcher 3 just to make sure. The answer is a categorical NO. Unless you plan on playing at low. M series are really weak cards and the 860M even more so, since it's not even a *70 or *80 and it's series 8.

Does it run so bad on your laptop monitor also? Are you using 4K resolution on the monitor or not?

Nvidia experience is kinda broken. It recommends I play some games on low and 1440p even, while I rock 4K Ultra 60 fps (with some drops in some areas to 40 maybe). A 1060 isn't made for 4K also since it's a laptop, your screen is not 28 inch or larger, which means you won't even really see the...