I have a lenovo g505s laptop which has an AMD A10 processor, it has good components that allow me to play the desired games i have, i have an issue with the framerate though, i get good smooth FPS when the laptop is running from battery but when i insert the charger to the laptop my framerate drops significantly in some games even to the point where i'm unable to play the game, please help.
I want to buy my daughter a new laptop for her birthday she plays alot of games a few i remember are world of warcraft and minecraft i want her to be able to play and still do her college work with no problems but i have no idea about this stuff i have £300 to spend and i found a lenovo g500 6gb memory 1tb hard drive intel pentium 2020m processor and intel hd graphics i have no idea what any of that means is it good enough
I'm looking into buying a gaming laptop. My range in from 1000 to 1600.
I've been doing research and I'm been moving towards lenovo y50 uhd for 1600.
but i want to make sure I'm getting the best deal for my money.
should i go for msi, asus, alienware, razar?
I noticed in the past two days some weird website showing as my homepage once I start Firefox although I made my homepage Google.com, This is the webpage that appears when I start Firefox:
http://www.istartsurf.com/?type=sc&ts=1407051863&from=ild&uid=ST500LT012-9WS142_S0V43Q6DXXXXS0V43Q6D
And when I open a new tab, a weird link appears too (although a new tab shouldn't have any link) this is the link:
chrome://quick_start/content/index.html
I just installed Firefox 31.0 hoping the update would fix the problem but it didn't.
If it's some stupid Malware then, can someone please tell me how did it get into my laptop, and where could I find it, and how to remove it.
I have a G580 Lenovo laptop & Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit, 4 GB ram
What do you think of HPs? I've always preferred Toshiba or Acer, and had good experience with those brands, but all the local stores sell a lot more HP products and they're a lot more affordable.
Are they a reputable/reliable brand?
If the answer is yes, I'll be looking further into reviews of specific models, but I don't want to waste my time.
I use it for university, and personal use like watching movies. No gaming.
(Please don't recommend Macs, they're ridiculously expensive and I don't do anything on them that I couldn't do on a $500 PC. The only reason I need a new one is my last one was stolen.)
I recently installed Need for Speed Rivals on my PC and though my PC specs for gaming is pretty decent, the game sometimes runs slower than usual… Lagging occurs pretty rarely, but in general, the game just runs slower than usual (it's like there's a half second delay between the time I push a button on my controller and then see the appropriate response).
There are also times however when I boot up my PC when the game runs perfectly without any of the aforementioned problems.
My specs are as follows:
Lenovo Ideapad Y580
Windows 7 64 bit
Intel i7 @ 2.30 GHz
8 GB RAM
NVidia GeForce GTX 660M
I performed an antivirus scan and ran the defrag several times since and ended several high memory load processes before using the game to see if the performance would improve, but it didn't affect anything in the slightest.
As I said before though, it DOES run perfectly sometimes, but I have no control over knowing when those times are or what's causing the game to slow down during the other times.
Any insight would be appreciated!
Features
Intel Core i5-4200M
6 GB DDR3
1024 GB 5400 rpm Hard Drive
15.6-Inch Screen
Windows 8.1, 5-hour battery life
Technical Details
Brand Name: Lenovo
Display Size: 15.6
Model: 59406579
Operating System: Windows 8.1
Computer Cpu Manufacturer: Intel
Computer Cpu Type: Core i5-4200M
Hard Disk Size: 1024
Hard Disk Description: SATA
RAM Memory Technology: DDR3
Ram Memory Maximum Size: 16
Display Technology: LED-lit
Hardware Platform: PC
Display Resolution Maximum: 1366 x 768
Optical Storage Device: DVDRW
Cache Memory Installed Size: 3.0
Right now I have a Mac air running lion I think, but whAtever that doesn't matter. The computer is ok, it runs what I need it to, but it's really slow and crashes a lot. My birthday is comin up and I was gonna maybe get a new gaming comp. I want to know if these are good specs before I buy, so I hope you guys know.
I'm looking to play games liek tf2, skyrim, CSGO, left 4 dead and other games like that, maybe with the occasional 20 mb game, or the rare 20 gb game. I know I can always add RAM, and I know the i5 processor is ok, I'm just not too sure about the rest. Money isn't a big issue, but I don't wanna spend more than 6 hundred, unless I really need to or I find the right comp.
So i wanna get a new laptops i was thinking a lenovo y50 but i don't have enough money to get it, i was thinkinh Bill me later [ paypal] but that didn't work for me so, do you guys know any trusted webiste that i will give my debit card info that is linked to my bank and pay lets say 100$ a month?
I need a durable, reliable laptop with these specs but PREFERABLY a little better.
Id also like it to be a lenovo or an HP within the $600-$800 range.
It doesn't have to be a brand new, latest model, but just something with those specs or a little better.
-Quad-core Intel or AMD CPU processor
-4GB System RAM
-6GB free HDD (Hard disk drive) space
-DirectX 9.0c compatible NVIDIA or AMD ATI video card with 1GB of RAM: Nvidia GeForce GTX 260 or higher; ATI Radeon HD 4890 or higher
-DirectX compatible sound card
I want to get a monitor for my laptop, would i need something special for it, what kind of cable would i need?
i have a lenovo y570.
i not looking for a expensive monitor just something that will help me work better with one more monitor