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On the second screenshot you can see that a driver for USB3. The Lenovo Z Notebook guarantees up to four hours of uninterrupted service with a 4 cell Li-ion battery. I upgraded my projects with the second screenshot. So yep, now I have lots of USB 2. Catch up with the latest movies with the Z50's integrated DVD read-write drive, while stereo speakers with Dolby audio certification deliver vivid, immersive sound.

I use of the second deals with Turbo Boost Upto 2. Easy access to use of everyday tasks. Lenovo IdeaPad S device was built this year and is quite fast. The first issue deals with driver issue for usb 3.

Not sure if this is the right driver or software for your Intel chipset? Featuring an integrated, high-quality, metal dome switch keypad for entering an 8- to digit password for 1 administrator ID and 1 additional user ID, if desired.

When I look in device manager I'm told 'Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems code How to fix Laptop USB 3. I have had USB 3. Op orignally has intel based on many comparable budget laptops. Z Notebook is a link to All was working fine but l ately I've got USB 3. He mentioned something about changed power delivery but didn't give any.

A separate, unbroken stripe covers both firmly adjusted mouse keys. They present a short drop and very well-defined pressure point with an audible acoustic feedback. Working with it is throughout possible. The keyboard is not fitted into the base as impeccably as the touchpad. The gaps of our review sample were smaller in the upper left than in the lower right. The marginally wobbly keyboard could be dented in its center without much effort, which might be noticed during normal typing and make an unstable impression.

Furthermore, the K-key frequently dismounted from its fastening in the test. The even and slip-resistant keys do not have a long drop. Their pressure point is well-palpable, but the rather soft stroke leads to a spongy typing feel particularly in the center where the keyboard yields additionally. The layout does not exhibit any surprises. The numpad is marginally smaller than in conventional desktop keyboards, but it can be used well.

The lettering of the one-level backlit keyboard and the restrained noise characteristic do not give reason for complaint, either. The keyboard will be suitable for everyday use, but ambitious prolific writers should look for an alternative. Lenovo furnishes its Z with a matte Full HD screen ppi based on the low-cost TN technology, which involves some drawbacks.

The sharpness is impeccable, but the color reproduction makes a slightly pale impression. The brightness, black level and contrast of are only middling. Our Acer Aspire can only surpass these factors marginally. We did not notice screen bleeding or the like on a completely black screen. We mentioned the allegedly available screen alternatives in the introduction. The too high DeltaE rates of over 10, typical for TN, put the review sample in the last place in the comparison field in terms of color reproduction.

Both matte rivals with their potentially superior IPS screens do not cover themselves with glory, either. The Z, like so many TN laptops, exhibits a clear bluish tint in delivery state, and thus a much too cool color reproduction that many buyers still prefer. Users who want to come closer to the ideal can install the color profile linked in the box. We found the fact that the IPS models in Acer's and Dell's laptops cannot stand out even here almost shocking - weak! As the screenshot above illustrates, the matte surface does not help much when the screen is placed directly facing the sun.

However, when a lot of effort is put into positioning like in the screenshot below, it is still easier to work with Lenovo's laptop than with brighter but glare-type panels.

The IPS screens in both contenders in the test are at least very superior in terms of viewing-angle stability. Lenovo's Z only provides the user interested in a reasonable image quality in front of the screen with limited elbowroom. The TN typical drawbacks already evolve when shifting the viewing angle moderately. Newer and higher-quality TN screens at least hardly exhibit distorted colors and can maintain contrast and brightness better in only horizontally shifted angles.

The energy efficiency of the Broadwell processors could be increased significantly compared with the former Haswell 22 nm generation while the performance has only been increased marginally as usual thanks to the improved micro-architecture and cutting edge 14 nm manufacturing. The very popular Intel Core iU 2x 2. The low TDP makes the U also suitable for slim and compact ultrabooks. The maximum clock rate when both cores are utilized is 2.

Again, a frugal Intel HD Graphics is integrated, which is enabled in less demanding 2D graphics calculations via the Enduro technology. The U is an all-rounder that can cope with even demanding software and heavy multitasking.

It might, however, exhibit weaknesses with programs that clearly benefit from four or more cores, for example as in some games. Since all three laptops in the test sport the same CPU, we do not have to consult our database for performance analysis.

The multi-core performance is exactly as expected while the performance when only one core is loaded lags behind the contenders. The specified 2. The clock rates drop only for a moment when the power cable is pulled, only to settle to 2. Not only the CPU has a part in system performance, but also the graphics solution and, above all, the storage device. The chart below clearly illustrates to what extent: Our Lenovo Z even marginally outperforms Acer's Aspire also equipped with a swift SSD, but it can outdistance Dell's Inspiron by lengths.

That is owed to the faster graphics card in the review sample to only a small degree. The performance is on a high level in the overall comparison without coming close to laptops based on an i7 quad-core and SSD.

We can confirm the rates subjectively: Programs and operating system started rapidly, the very demanding Adobe Lightroom ran smoothly, and multiple simultaneously opened Chrome tabs were no issue for the review sample, either. The speed of the Z will not be at fault when work is no fun. The 4K read rate is also more than satisfactory. CrystalDiskMark 3. The storage capacity will at most get tight. Many benchmarks concerning mobile hard drives can be found in our FAQ section.

AMD was, unfortunately, somewhat close-lipped with information about the Radeon R9 M introduced mid The chip would basically also cope with GDDR5 RAM, which should result in a massively higher data rate in view of the narrow bit memory bus. However, such a model has not been sighted to date. The card from the upper mid-range does not give reason for complaint in terms of features.

Eyefinity that allows using up to six monitors interface dependent! However, it can still take an example from Nvidia's counterpart Optimus because assigning had to be performed manually in many of the tested games. We added the Z with the Radeon R9 M in both charts below.

The R9 M also renders most up-to-date and graphically demanding games, such as Battlefield Hardline from smoothly in medium settings and x pixels. However, enthusiastic gamers will hardly be satisfied with an average of 44 fps. The playability in medium settings is often cut close Evolve so that too low minimum frame rates might disturb gaming enjoyment. Less demanding, but nevertheless attractive games, like BioShock Infinite and Tomb Raider from , even tolerate high settings as long as the resolution of pixels is maintained.

The fan is inactive even in the high performance setting in idle mode and while browsing. It speeds up one level within a few seconds when load is added via Prime That can be discerned well from ambient noises at a distance of over one meter.

However, that does not generate more than an audible noise that is subtle and free of annoying side noises even when running the GPU stress test FurMark.

The rivals in the test are hardly louder without load. We can affirm that the processor clocks stably at 2. It can be said that Lenovo has the thermals under control when considering the aforementioned good Turbo utilization in the Cinebench loop.

Read Cons Some areas of keyboard feels like the back holding template getting depressed along with keys, but no issues I felt in terms of it's usability or typos arising out of it etc, a small improvement they should consider but definitely not a reason to skip this model.

Lenovo was offering SSHD for similar series earlier which is missing in this new series now, not sure if it was removed for not having enough impact on the performance or to cut costs for accommodating the 3D camera and JBL speakers which were missing in the old series. Over all I am totally impressed with the laptop for it's performance and accommodating most of the options including the legacy connections.

Go for it, you will not be disappointed! Good budget gaming laptop. Perfect laptop in everyway. Could be little bit better in terms of display viewing angles. But other than that very good. Gaming is also fluent in p resolution. If u increase the resolution, stuttering will occur ddr3 limitations.

Also can play all games, even the latest releases in low to medium settings with absolute fluidity. Cannot use higher graphics option because of ddr3. If u need more graphics then go for ddr5. But other than that, this laptop has very good surround sound speakers and good keyboard. It's as if it's ready to use from the box.

Has two usb3, which is a plus.