First of all I hope this is the right place to post this. I'm lookin to get a new gaming laptop and I wanna make sure what I get is gonna be able to handle ESO on max or near max settings. here's the MSI GT70 I've been lookin at. I'm not familiar with MSI though is it a good reliable brand?

Processor Intel? 4th Generation Core? i7
Processor Speed 3.2GHz (with Turbo Boost up to 3.4GHz)
Battery Type 9-cell lithium-ion
Display Type High-definition with an antiglare finish (1920 x 1080)
Screen Size (Measured Diagonally) 17.3"
System Memory (RAM) 32GB
Type of Memory (RAM) DDR3 SDRAM
Computer Hard Drive Size 1TB + 128GB
Optical Drive DVD±RW/Blu-ray Disc/CD-RW
Optical Drive Speeds Drive speeds not specified
Direct-Disc Labeling No
Digital Media Reader or Slots Yes, select memory card slots
Graphics NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780M
Video Memory 4GB (dedicated)

Technically, yes, but it would be a huge waste of money to get a laptop unless you need/vastly prefer the mobility of a laptop.

dont buy it yet , game could be in beta for well over 6 months ahead ,

btw laptops and serious gaming doesnt fit together well

Technically? And I have gotten too used to the mobility of a laptop and being able to take it to friends.

Dang, that's gotta be one expensive laptop.

But ya, it will easily max this game out.

I add the "wait closer to release before you guy".

Also, why do you need 32GB of RAM? Maybe you do, but very, very, very few people would ever need it.

The thing with a laptop is you are stuck with what its got, and if you are serious gamer you need desktop PC because you can make changes as you need to. That laptop will do really good for ESO, no doubt about it but you could get a better rig way cheaper by switching to a desktop PC...just sayin'

good rig though and I would know because I build PC's and sell them for a living and that one is probably better then most of us have that frequent these forums...I am sure some have better or as good but that one certainly is top notch.

Ya he certainly doesn't need anything better than that, but he could get the same specs way cheaper if he built his own desktop.