Review on 15.6" Lenovo Ideapad L340-15API 1920x1080, AMD Ryzen 5 3500U 2.1 GHz, RAM 4 GB, SSD 128 GB, AMD Radeon Vega 8, DOS, 81LW0056RK, Platinum Grey by Agata Wydra ᠌

At first, I had the idea to put 7-ku, but when I checked, only half of the drivers had been installed. Only Windows 10 can bring out the most in this chisel. After counting to ten, I realized that everything was in order. Wi-Fi 5 GHz works nicely. You will need to go out and get a USB-C adaptor. It is not sufficient to only have two USA 3.1 connectors. In particular, there is a mouse receiver on one of them. Has pros: Windows is not worth the price, which is why it is discounted. The screen is not terrible, and there is a lot of room to see from different angles. As I write this, the following specifications are being used: AMD Ryzen 5 3500U 2100MHz/15.6"/1920x1080/8GB/1000GB HDD/DVD no/AMD Radeon Vega 8/Wi-Fi/Bluetooth/DOS. A rather potent central processing unit, with a minimum amount of RAM, but this is sufficient. There is a bar for 4 Gigabytes soldered onto the mother board, and one of the two slots also contains a bar for 4 Gigabytes. It was for work that I was doing at home in AutoCAD, Corel, and Photoshop. The software was installed normally; the applications don't fly, but there are also no strange brakes on them. Software: Cad 2022, Corel 2022 (portable), and Shop CS3 Standard screw size is 1 TB, and there is a slot for an SSD M2 in there (where the drive should be) Lightweight, 1.7 kg. Cons: Because there is no ssd screw, it takes approximately forty seconds for Windows to load. There is no longer any way to slow down. Under the metal exterior, the case is made of something similar to plastic. Extremely recognizable. Even when my hands are dry, they leave prints. Because charging causes the device to reach very high temperatures, I anticipate having to purchase a replacement in three quarters of a year (Ali drives, but in 2022 it costs like a small plane).