marvelousprashant
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Lenovo india mentions z50 screen resolution upto 1080p. But wasn't able to find one online
Lenovo india mentions z50 screen resolution upto 1080p. But wasn't able to find one online
Y510p is totally discontinued. I was searching for one since last one month and was unable to find one... Yesterday I bought lenovo Z50-70 with full hd screen at 46k. The dealer told me that it is a limited edition version from the company to celebrate sales. It is only available in white colour. The configuration is i5,4gb,500gb,2gb gt840m gfx.
Maybe I'll wait till diwali for newer models. Otherwise will get the dell 5547. Wish it had a odd bay
Btw is Broadwell expected this year?
Maybe I'll wait till diwali for newer models. Otherwise will get the dell 5547. Wish it had a odd bay
Btw is Broadwell expected this year?
[MENTION=145143]SaiyanGoku[/MENTION]: It is true that all laptops heat up at maximum load. But what I meant to say is that the y510 heats up even before that. And the OP said that he said heating might not be an issue since he doesn't game much. But the y510 doesn't need a change to heat up all that much. Multiple editing software is pretty taxing too. Could make it quite warm.
[MENTION=248727]seamon[/MENTION] true that the laptop and its components can handle it but its kinda inconvenient for the user. And OP do not go for the y50 because the display doesn't suit editing purposes. The y510 and dell 7000 have amazing displays. The y50 is a beast in performance though. But it also gets warm.
I suggest you wait for Maxwell+Broadwell.
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Okay. Just read up a bit.
The currently released core-M processors will perform somewhat like the 4200U, depending on the TDP of the chip. The best current chip (Core M 5Y70) at 4.5W can outperform a 4250U in certain benchmarks by about 10%! At 6W, the difference will probably be much more significant. (@ A peek at Intel Core M tablet performance (14nm Broadwell) - CPU - News - HEXUS.net) While meant primarily for fanless tablets, given its performance, we'll probably see it in low power laptops.
Nevertheless, this is going to trickle out to US consumers in Q4. In India? Who knows.
The next chip is due early 2015 in the US.
Honestly, if you are waiting, you may as well wait for skylake.
[MENTION=145143]SaiyanGoku[/MENTION]: It is true that all laptops heat up at maximum load. But what I meant to say is that the y510 heats up even before that. And the OP said that he said heating might not be an issue since he doesn't game much. But the y510 doesn't need a change to heat up all that much. Multiple editing software is pretty taxing too. Could make it quite warm.
My old Lenovo R61 reached 80* C while on 100% CPU load. Fan doesn't works. Replaced the thermal paste today. Runs below 67*C now.
some chinese one. didn't have the time to order a good one as I was worried the laptop may die in a day or two.Mine shuts down while playing League of Legends. Which paste btw?
[MENTION=248727]seamon[/MENTION] ever used an rog 17? Perfectly cold at full load. Only the vents heat up. That's impressive cooling.
[MENTION=145143]SaiyanGoku[/MENTION] and your point is? That thermal paste makes a difference? I agree. Or is it that Lenovo uses shitty thermal paste? Which I've heard people saying
[MENTION=248727]seamon[/MENTION] we'll see how cool the y70 runs then. The latest indian rog uses a 860m right? Which laptop do you have? Msi? Alienware? Yea that guys been pointing out obvious facts for no reason for a while now. First that laptops heat up at full load and note this. Yes we know thermal paste dries up, how is it relevant to the discussion here?
[MENTION=289026]retz[/MENTION] any clue if Lenovo replaces paste like that?
[MENTION=248727]seamon[/MENTION] haha yes, showing off your laptop. So sli? I've used a sli y510p. The heat was insane. How do you manage temps? And sli gt650s can manage to beat a860m?