Review on Lenovo IdeaPad Processor Graphics Windows by Ognian Blagoev ᠌

An excellent portable computer overall. Perfect for the office YouTube is a good place to look for CPU benchmarks. I am able to claim that 85-150 frames per second is a stable range for normal graphics cards in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive when the graphics settings are set to medium-low and the resolution is 1280 by 1024 (4 by 3). On high settings and full HD, Paladins runs at more over 100 frames per second. There won't be any issues with the tanks. DotA turned out to have a somewhat high frame rate for some unknown reason; the game can only reach a consistent 60 on medium to low settings. With its positives being: Good IPS screen, wide viewing angles, can be bent 180 degrees. Touchpad that is both practical and convenient. Quite light weight (1.9 kg) There are three USB ports, one HDMI port, and a headphone jack with a combo jack. A powerful processor that is able to play numerous games that are not very new and the majority of online games without any issues. Everything moves swiftly, and there is no room for error. Because the processor is cool, you can put the laptop on your feet without a stand, but keep in mind that it will be a bit warm but not hot (the temperature will range from 35 to 45 degrees, depending on the settings). When unloaded, it doesn't make any noise at all. The camera possesses a shutter of its own. You can install everything automatically by utilizing the Lenovo Service Bridge tool that is also available on the internet, or you can download all of the latest drivers from the LENOVO website and save yourself the trouble. You won't find anything finer than that for the price of 35,000 dollars that I took it. Only for amounts that are greater than 50,000 will it be an improvement. I have a model 81W40033RK with Ryzen 5 4500u and Vega 6, 4 GB of RAM, 256 GB of SSD, however it does not have Windows installed on it. Some cons: The screen's hinges started out being very difficult to open but have now become more comfortable. During operation, it emits a significant amount of noise; nonetheless, I do not consider this to be a downside. There is no internet cable jack available if you require one. If you watch movies for four hours straight, then the battery will survive for that long (this is not something that is especially important to me, so even if you don't charge it, there is a high-performance circuit; it will last longer in power saving mode, but I believe it will only be for an hour at most). It ought to be sufficient for a considerable amount of time if all you do is surf the web or work on papers. Terrible camera