The Manuel says the max ram is 8gb, with 4 slots, 2gb's each. However the motherboard supports pc2-6400 ram which can come in 4gb sticks, Is it possible that this board can support a 4gb ram stick?
In the first one I said I'd prefer a laptop but I decided I'd rather have a desktop so I cleared room for a desk. My limit is still in the $1000 range.
Hi, I'm looking for a new computer at the moment. I don't do much gaming but do play Sims 3 and 4 sometimes. I've found this one, I'm not too sure about the graphics in it, would it be okay?
The warranty I believe is $80 maybe a few dollars lower. I told the sales guy Id think about it. Its for 1 year. I have 14 days to think about it is this a good deal or is it possible to get a warranty through Lenovo
I haven't even taken the pc out the box and hooked it up I've been so busy and still using my laptop
I'm a college student so let me start off by saying i'm on a budget but that doesn't mean if something is a little bit on the more expensive side I wouldn't think about it. I'm looking for just a desktop preferably because I already have a monitor. Has to have audio ports, at least 2 usb ports, hdmi would be nice, Ethernet port and a solid processor. I'm looking for a desktop that I can use to play games like Counter Strike global offensive seamlessly and be able to browse the inernet and use MS Office for school. Now When I mean seamlessly I'm saying I have a lenovo v570 from 2012 that has trouble running the game on the lowest of graphics. That being said I don't want to buy something that is able to run insanely beautiful graphics because I don't play too many games on PC and I don't want to waste my money. So in a sense I guess I'm looking for an all around average desktop that is reliable and not that expensive.
Hi, I'm wanting to upgrade my motherboard and i'm not sure what kind of motherboard i need to buy. A Micro ATX or a normal full sized ATX.
When I shut down my Lenovo computer the light on the power button stays on? - 1
So I recently purchased a Lenovo Yoga 2. Out of the box it was working great, after a couple of days my keyboard stopped working. After contacting Lenovo/Best Buy we figured it was a hardware problem, so I shipped it back to best buy for repairs. When my computer finally returned, I powered it up right away (Plugged in, etc.) and then noticed that nothing appeared on the screen. It took me a while to figure out what was going on. The startup sequence appeared as so: Turns on, keyboard lights, up, then nothing else. The keyboard's lights turn off and then appears unresponsive, and the screen is totally black. At least I thought it was, after some time I made out it was on, seeing my desktop background very vagualy in the background. The screen is quite, quite dark. I'm not sure what to do here.
Will be for general home use. No gaming. Both are a major upgrade from current desktop. Just looking for opinions on which seems like a better overall purchase.
I have a wedding video business and I also make a lot of videos besides weddings. I currently use a year old Lenovo laptop, it's called the Lenovo ideapad. It is great but it gets slower and slower and lots of times it won't save my videos. I edit with sony Vegas. I'm looking to upgrade to possibly a desktop or a really great laptop that can handle the work that I do. What kind of computer is good? Also, should I get a mac so that I can use Final Cut Pro? Or should I stick with windows and sony Vegas? Any help is appreciated thanks