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what is up guys fated here and welcome backto the channel for another video and today we are going to be covering the all the lenovoideapad y700 gaming laptop. this of course including the powerful gtx 960m 4gb versionand the all new skylake 6700hq processor. but before we dive too deep into the specsof this pc lets take a look at its over design. lenovo once again turns to it tried and truebrushed metal design that they have used for a number a years, the entire outer housingis using the brushed aluminum this time giving it a very solid feel. lenovo didn’t straytoo far from their previous design at all, keeping things quite familiar even the verysimilar closed vents in the rear on the left and right side. even going so far as to keepthe same lid slants on the edges. but hey
why fix something that isn’t broken. i willsay though that this definitely gets them that gaming appeal that they are looking for,a market they are learning is quite profitable. so lets turn out attention to connectivity,the y700 makes no changes in connectivity from last generations sporting the usual dualusb 3.0 hdmi ethernet jack and kensington security lock as well as the new standardpower port always on usb 2.0 slot an sd card slot and headphone and headset jack combo.though they did adapt their recovery button by making it a pinhole, whereas before everyonewould accidentally hit recover and freak out when their pc wants to reformat. but you actualhave to intentionally put something in the pinhole to recover your hard drive.but lets flip it over and take a look at the
bottom. here on the bottom we have a continuanceof the brushed metal design which i always like, previously they were plastic. we havethe sub-woofer which is centered and close to the user which gives decent bass withoutthe one sided feel. towards the top is the intake vent which really like the heat dispersionsystem they have chosen to go with this time around, they intake through the bottom andexhaust out of this rear panel which just makes loads more sense, and an area that yseries customers were demanding improvements. now lets take a look under the hood. the firstand most noticeable thing is the keyboard, lenovos favorite keyboard style makes itsreturn once again. shrunken and moved around keys are a trademark of lenovos chiclet stylekeyboard, though i do have to say the keys
feel very tactile and they are quite responsive,i really enjoyed typing on them. and for us gamers they finally throw us a bone with thewasd keys being outlined in red. also returning is the lenovo red backlight keyboard two brightnesssettings of on and then slightly brighter, which for me i don’t think they are brightenough, i would have liked either more options or at-least more brightness.now jbl audio is on board once again and delivers some quality sound on the beautiful speakerswith a slanted design where the speakers actually fire sound at you as apposed to straight atthe ceiling so a very good design process here, awesome use physics. now the palm restthis time around is perfect, just spot on, it’s a rubber based material which is darkenough to keep the design flow and even does
a great job of reducing fingers prints whichhas always been a problem on lenovo laptops. just perfect!now the touch pad, no problem here, plenty of remove to move and swipe and no conflictswith gestures either. very solid execution i think this should continue being their touchbad. you also see our badges here near the corners,which show us a few of the things that lenovo is offering in this nice package. an inteli7 6700hq processor clocked at 2.6 gigahertz, 16 gb of ddr4 ram at 2133mhz and also an nvidiageforce gtx 960m with 4gb of vram and all that to go with an ips led back lit wide viewingangle monitor…. heck this is starting to sound like the perfect editing pc (thoughmore on editing in another video, check the
description for a link) anyways an ips withall the power to make use of it… wheres the catch well… the listing said anti glare,which is normal for non-touch models but it still made me suspicious. and it turns outlenovo chose to use an anti-glare plastic film to go over their screens, oh man whata mistake, everything looks washed out and when gaming you can see the lines on the anti-glarecover… so i did what everyone else would probably do and took my wife's blow dryerand a pocket knife and peeled this ugly piece of garbage off. after a good hour of tuggingaway we find underneath a beautiful glossy display, colors are mouth watering and theyare sport on, not even a shred of light bleed. though being ips we did lose a tad bit ofbrightness, nonetheless the colors are beautiful,
best lenovo screen to date, if you are finewith 60hz, lenovo is still lagging behind on that, they want to make gaming laptopsbut just haven’t figured out that higher hz would be greatly appreciated.and now for storage a 128 gb ssd with upgrade options and it gets some really good speed,also a 1tb 5400 rpm hard drive which i can’t hardly stand, battlefield 4 already takesforever to load i don’t need to wait another 3 minutes for this hard drive to catch up.and battery life, the 4 cell battery brings us average lifespan, i got around 1.5 hoursof gameplay on the battery which i don’t see anyone getting over 2 hours while gamingeven with the battery saver on. though during normal use like writing this script i wasable to squeeze almost 5 hours out if it on
75% brightness and balanced settings.so its got a good body, the screen looks nice after a huge adjustment is made and its gota decent battery life but how does this thing perform? i am going to keep this in the realmof gaming, i have another video dedicated to editing and rendering side of things, butfor what most people come here for and that is the games. the gtx 960m hangs with bigdogs but think of it as the lower tear card in a group of new gpus, its got all the latestbells an whistles like shadowplay and maxwell technology but its nothing spectacular. partof my gripe is that the 960m was in last gens model and it almost seems like they had asurplus of gpus and decided to use these instead. so this makes it hard for me to recommendto anyone coming from the y50 models using
the 960m or even the 860m models. though onebig improvement is temps, i never once saw temps go into the 80’s on the cpu or thegpu, the new cooling system is phenomenal. while running it through 3dmark which it scoredquite well in, the temperature on the chassis was around a comfortable temperature and notonce did my palms get sweaty. if you want to see exact performance i have many gameplayvideos to choose from, check the description below for a link.and with that this brings me to my final conclusion the new y700 from lenovo is no doubt a beautifulmachine and it brings all around great performance and makes strides in many different areas.but coming from its last iteration i am not sure it is worth it. i mean we have ddr4 ramand a skylake processor which for content
creators i say yes it is worth it but forthe general user and especially the gamer i just can’t recommend you upgrade. butif you are coming from the y510p or any other brand then now is a great time to upgrade.this pc is great all around performance and truly an enjoyable experience. if you guyshave anymore questions or more things you would like to know just leave a comment downbelow, and as always be sure to like the video, comment and subscribe for more awesome content,thanks for watching, you guys have a good one.
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