And that means an all-black design with a chassis constructed mostly out of plastic and given some aluminum garnishing - the notebook lid and interior keyboard panel feature dark brushed aluminum. While the IdeaPad Y510p received upgraded internals, the chassis itself is completely identical to the model it replaces. However, the GeForce GTX 750M boasts higher clock speeds and GPU Boost 2.0 technology. Both share the same core configurations - 384 CUDA cores, 32 texture mapping units and 16 render output units. Graphics-processing duties are handled by NVIDIA’s GeForce GTX 750M, which is at heart a rebadged GeForce GTX 650M. The lack of a flash drive is disappointing, but not entirely unexpected given that the original IdeaPad Y500 was all about offering bang for buck. This is paired with 16GB of RAM and a 1TB mechanical HDD. What is a refresh without updated internals? The IdeaPad Y510p is appropriately outfitted with Intel’s new fourth generation Core processor, specifically the high-end quad-core Core i7-4700MQ (2.4GHz, 6MB 元 cache). How does this new model perform? And is this still the ultimate gaming notebook for value hunters? Read on to find out. To combat the slew of new gaming notebooks, Lenovo has recently refreshed the IdeaPad Y500 and the new model has been appropriately christened the IdeaPad Y510p.

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