MSI GT70 or GE70

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The GT would definitely be better for you. Gaming wise, the GE would do fine, but the GT model gives you a more powerful graphics card, and it has twice as much system memory; which is more ideal for the programs you would use for 3D modeling.

Both are very good, but I would say if the cost difference does not matter much to you, then get the GT. :)

P.S. The GT also has better audio and a backlit keyboard, for whatever that's worth to you.
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The GT would definitely be better for you. Gaming wise, the GE would do fine, but the GT model gives you a more powerful graphics card, and it has twice as much system memory; which is more ideal for the programs you would use for 3D modeling.

Both are very good, but I would say if the cost difference does not matter much to you, then get the GT. :)

P.S. The GT also has better audio and a backlit keyboard, for whatever that's worth to you.
 
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Cool ok thanks again for the info it's very much appreciated :)

Edit: Sorry one last question i must be a real bother x) , for 3d modelling and games is the processeur very important ? I mean my current pc has an Intel 2 quad Q6600 (2,4 Ghz) and loading times don't bother me all that much
 
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CPU is important, but GPU is worth more consideration. Most of those programs are optimized for Intel processors, and an i5 or i7 would work well with them. When it comes to modeling, it's a good idea to get a GPU with a good amount of vRAM. A video card with 1 GB of vRAM is fine for gaming, but for modeling, it's better to have 2 GB or more.
 
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