review Lenovo IdeaCentre AIO Y910 - Review
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I have a new one, I want to sell it for 20 million, anyone interested, please chat me? Thank You
Can you change to graphic card 3070ti
You might have to get a new cpu top to remove bottle neck
But on the main question you can switch to the latest gpu as long as it fits
Its still available to buy?
SHEEEEEEEEEEESH mobiletechreview more like Auntiestechreview XD I just love the fact that it is an older person doing these type of videos to show not all the older people are clueless about tech
I WISH IT WAS STILL A THING SO BAD 😭 I REALLY WANT ONE
It may look cool, kinda, but it's a poop at the purest form. CPU fan noise is super loud and it doesn't even cool well. My CPU is constantly at 60+ C and when gaming - 83+ C. I litterally can't play any CPU hungry game because CPU heats even up to 96C. After one of "longer" gaming sessions (30min in Satisfactory) this poop just stopped responding for 2 days. Also there're no way to modifier CPU fan speed because the system can't detect it.
So it was just overpriced gaming style device made NOT for gamers.
@@sationas I have to disagree. I bought this thing 4+ years ago, upgraded gpu to rtx2080 2.5 years ago, never had an issue. The cpu temp is usually in the high 40s during regular use, and in the 70s during heavy use. It's definitely acceptable for this type of system. Also the fan noise is very low, nearly inaudible during regular use, even during gaming sessions it's still very quite and barely ramps up. If you open up the system the cpu fan is very small. They definitely should've included a more powerful fan.
The gpu temp was quite good with the 1070, after upgrading to 2080 it's a bit hotter, usually around 80c during heavy load. This is with nvidia default fan speed. Of course you can manually adjust fan speed to get much better temps, but I do prefer a very quite system.
@@alexanderli how can i buy it now?
Can u play fortnite on it?
Searching for this AIO in 2020.. seems it’s been discontinued
I found some at https://www.zyngroo.com/cart
I bought one yesterday
LETS GO, GAMING GRANDMA IS BACK!!!
Can I upgraded the GPU and CPU
very very nice
Lisa, will you be reviewing any more AIO's? Would love for a Dell XPS / Precision / Inspirion 27 review from you (you're the only one I trust on here!)
Thank you, once again!
0:04 I don't know why but it really bothers me that the mouse is on the left side
Any idea why Lenovo discontinued this product? Im looking for a gaming AIO but cant find this anywhere
2:55 "Stupid games like Fallout 4" 😂😂😂
Man or mul?
Oh buy the way, Lenovo tells me i voided the warranty just by taking off the back cover. so....how convenient ?
it is impossible for me to get the back panel back on the machine!!! i don't know what the &*(*& i am doing wrong?? But it is not as easy as Lisa says. In fact don't ever take it off unless you want to say one million cuss words trying to put it back on. ugh.
uses modded fallout 4 to showcase a game. subscribed.
Can we change the CPU in this model. I have one with i5 6400 and GTX 1070
Can this system support multiple screens? I understand I would use the "main" screen for gaming, but could I drive 2 other screens for work/powerpoint/excel, etc.?
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