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LENOVO IDEAPAD SLIM 1 11.6" INTEL CELERON N4020 1.1GHZ / 4GB RAM / 256GB SSD
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Características LENOVO IDEAPAD SLIM 1 11.6" INTEL CELERON N4020 1.1GHZ / 4GB RAM / 256GB SSD
Tamaño11.6 "
RAM4 GB
Capacidad256 GB
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Susan Poudel
Best budget laptop
It works fine while performing normal task like surfing internet, coding, and so on. This can be your best options if your are looking for a buget laptop for handling normal tasks.
christian shadows
When you play certain small games you will lag.
Alexander Schmidt
Guys, how about missing HDMI, do you miss it when need to connect to external monitors?
nojesse
Quote from: jesse on October 29, 2021, 19:29:06 Quote from: jesse on October 29, 2021, 19:29:06 Yeah, never let physics get in the way when it comes to heat and cooling! And glossy screens are preferred by many. But if you think it's all about you, carry on!
Barebooh
Quote from: A Consumer on November 28, 2021, 17:12:41 Quote from: A Consumer on November 28, 2021, 17:12:41 Magical thinking: a demonstration.
A Consumer
On Windows - HORRIBLY slow. Wiped it and installed Linux Mint (Cinnamon), and it runs much better. It's a nice simple machine with limited resources, but Windows is absolutely the wrong OS to use with such limitations.
Leo3072
Big mistake if you cancel the order , i just got mine and it is superb. I am on my 4th laptop exchanged , i have returned from Asus Zenbook Duo to vivobooks Oled etc. This is by far the best one and looks classy and premium also! In my country it is named Yoga 9i Slim
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Quote from: TallGuy on November 01, 2021, 18:49:32 Quote from: TallGuy on November 01, 2021, 18:49:32 I am thinking of getting the costco version of this (probably the same battery life as you). How is the battery with 90hz and 60hz and does the weight bother you?
TallGuy
Bought the laptop (i7-11370H) from a local vendor after reading the review. I'm not a fan of Lenovo software, so I ran Windows 11 installer from flash drive to wipe and reinstall Windows fresh almost immediately. It was a bit annoying to do since there are not drivers for the trackpad, so an external mouse helped during the install. Once everything was back up and running, Windows found all the necessary drivers and I was able to tell them to install. I told Windows to install all the extra drivers and all the hardware started working fine. Everything worked great, but games were a bit unstable and would crash after a few minutes, so I went and grabbed the latest GPU drivers from Intel and now Forza Horizon 4 runs like a champ. Had to manually crank up the display to 90 Hz, but once I did, it runs buttery smooth, looks fantastic, and no stability issues at this point. Beta channel version of Windows 11 allows for the HDR video setting to be enabled where support on the public release channel was buggy and would magically find HDR video supported only after momentarily connecting and disconnecting an external display. I attribute this bugginess to Windows. I checked the HDR settings before my fresh install of Windows and the situation was no different. System is mostly ultra-responsive, especially once you remove the unnecessary startup items from Windows 11, like Teams and OneDrive. I'm seeing impressive performance from Adobe, Office, and Chrome, easily competing with a Ryzen 2700 desktop with 16 GB in terms of productivity, even while running multiple displays.