review Lenovo Ideacentre Y900 - REVIEW
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Not a bad desktop here. This is my main gaming machine still. Upgrade from the GTX 980 4gb to a 6gb Strix 980Ti for a bit and now it has an 11gb RTX 2080Ti XC,... and the 6700k, motherboard and power supply are still doing great even with this video card.
One question, is it possible to upgrade the cpu? What’s the maximum amount of ram you can install? Is there space to put an NVME SSD?
Thanks!
How do you take off the front panel I’m having issues with that on mine
late comment but how do you take of the front panel where the cds are it wont come of for me
how to fuking open it xD
Hello, can u tell me please how did u open the front side? I got y920 tower and i dont know how to open front side.
How do you open the front panel of the pc? I can't open it!
Alright & thanks!
Awsome video mate well explained
Does the computer come with the mouse and keyboard?
No
Hello, Were you able to remove the side panel behind the motherboard? ive been trying to get to the cable management in the back but its on super tight.
Is the keyboard and mouse good for gaming so i wont need to upgrade?
Well done in detail all showed thanks.
which model is the one you are using during the review
that is the Lenovo IdeaCenter y700 not y900.
Dude seriously??are you broke
wrong, y700 doesn't have the glass side
hello is that supported by multiple monitor?
Did I spy an M.2 Slot on the motherboard? If so, will it support nvme PCIe ssd as boot drives? At what speeds if do. 3.0 x 4 would be outstanding! Overall a nice review, and Thank you.
To answer my own question since no one else did - YES! There is an M.2 slot directly below the lower (red) PCIex16 slot on the motherboard.
This allows use of a PCIE 3.0 x 4 M.2 NVMe SSD for much faster read and write speeds. I know because I bought one of these and installed a MyDigitalSSD BPX 480 NVMe PCIE 3.0x4 drive and it is working flawlessly as my Windows 10 boot drive. CrystalDiskMark shows Max Seq. Reads near 2800 mbs, and Max Seq. Writes near 2000 mbs.
+smokethapimp I apologize for that I didn't see your comment until you responded to yours.
No need at all for an apology, I just wanted to post the answer once I found it so others who are interested might find it too. I truly appreciate your video, it played a part in finalizing my decision to buy one of these when Lenovo Outlet blew them out at a bargain price. I got an upgraded version of this model (better CPU Cooler) for $958 shipped.
Then added 16gb more DDR4 (for 32gb total) and the BPX 480 NVMe M.2 PCIE 3.0x4 SSD and called it done. I could not have bought the parts and built it myself as cheaply as I got it pre-built from Lenovo Outlet with Win 10 already installed.
Thanks again for your review!
@BTNHD you might want to revise it, because the Y900 on the Lenovo website has a GTX1080 now.
Sweet. Thanks for the heads up.
BTNHD no problem
PISS POOR LIGHTING ON YOUR REVIEW, YOU NEED TO GET THE PROPER LIGHTING EQUIPMENT, THANK YOU, YOUR REVIEW WAS GREAT,JUST NEEDS LIGHTS 1500 watts min.
STOP SCREAMING!
I just ordered my second one of these.
+johnnieace45 sweet!
johnnieace45 noice! : D
would arma 3 run on this? With no lagging.
Is it online or campaign?
Both
I just bought arma 3 a couple of days ago and is running very well. It runs better than arma 2.
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