Krashkource

I used to have a G73jh and had the same problem when re-assembling it. I found that there is a small reset button that can be depressed if the wireless cables get moved around when you put the system back together.

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Since your heatsink has four screw locations as long as you don't loose another on the same side you should be fine. The opposite corners (Upper Left to Lower Right) should give you enough tension to keep things cooled properly. I would still replace it if given the chance. You could also try and use a fine screw extractor. They do sell some kits for working with watches and that should help you get the broken piece out without having to replace the backplate.

I just checked this on my GT70 with a the nVidia 680m and I am unable to go beyond two monitors. It may work with modified drivers/firmware like I said but stock on mine at least was not possible.

I have been considering upgrading my power supply for my GT70 as well. I am a bit concerned though since the MSI notebook uses 19v input and most power supplies are either 18.3v or 19.5v. Has anybody had success in overclocking with either the Dell adapter or the one linked to on Delta Electronics website?

Not that I know of. Most laptop video cards only support up to two monitors maybe possible with different firmware/drivers.