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BTW, stop trying to be a rep. Let [MENTION=277192]rhyansy[/MENTION] handle it. -_-
I don't understand, weather to rejoice or cry seeing the workstation offering.
I understand that MSI wants to keep the costs low by reusing the gaming chassis but they keep failing at the "workstation" concept. Well, I used Dell Precision M series, and I loved how easily I could swap my HDDs, allowing me to use Linux and Windows on two separate HDD, ensuring that none of the data is affected by what I do in other partitions. Also I liked the docking port, which cannot be substitute by USB 3/3.1 based docking ports, or Thunderbolt based too, they are not that versatile. MSI thinks that fingerprint readers and other security measures are thing of past, but I have seen that they are required by some labs(smartcard readers specially) for personal devices.
I guess I have to wait for next generation Dell Precision of Thinkpad P series, atleast they are not half baked attempts, and are priced reasonably.
