Lenovo V470 Notebook Comprehensive Review

Felt like uploading a video to my new account; this is the first video review of the V470 yet! Hope you enjoy! Specs: IdeaPad V470 Laptop – 439628U – Dusk Black (with HDMI and 2.0MP Camera) Processor: 2nd generation Intel® Core™ i3-2310M Processor ( 2.10GHz 1333MHz 3MB ) Operating system: Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Graphics: Intel Integrated HD Graphics 3000 Total memory8: 4 GB PC3-10600 DDR3 SDRAM 1333MHz Display: 14.0″ HD Glossy with integrated camera 1366×768 Pointing device: Industry Standard Touchpad Hard Drive: 500GB 5400 Optical Drive: DVD Recordable (Dual Layer) Battery: 6 Cell Lithium-Ion Network Card: Intel 1000 BGN Wireless Bluetooth: Bluetooth Version 2.1 + EDR Warranty: One year

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16 comments

coldlmy1 (321 days)

The finger print reader will give u problems? in the future so disable it ,,,

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MARV361theSTAR (321 days)

“my mother is intelligent? and amazing and i love her very much but i love potato french fries even more…” lol nice dude, i usually write the same dumb shit when i do some typing training. that was nice haha

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takah shigeta (321 days)

well I got bad sector in hard drive when the? first install……”

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aza721 (321 days)

thanks? man

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Thatpartydude (321 days)

hey bro can u? upload a video of the v470 running a game

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AbsoloutelyNothing (321 days)

the baby fuckin scared? me

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bvo258 (321 days)

haha were you thinking it? was the y470? i made the same mistake.

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oberonson18 (321 days)

i heard lots bout its overheating problem while running large games, some said core can reach 80C.. how bad is it actually? i dont really wana use a radiator,? now im choosing between y470-ise or asus N45~

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Myrlsmyrls (321 days)

Planning to buy one, is it? worth it?

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Egotiator (321 days)

wait,? nm

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Egotiator (321 days)

how do u have a figerprint reader and two mouse buttons!? Lenovo’s site pics and specs don’t show any of that! and why are your speakers different!? and? why don’t you have media buttons!? seriously tho, why is this laptop different from the website’s and google images?

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domdabomb43 (321 days)

Is it good for editing videos? I am planning on editing some minor things and running Adobe after effects on an intel i5 core processor. I think it should be able to handle it but I would like some outer feedback from someone else? who understands computers

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jayceejm (321 days)

Been trying? to find a replacement battery before purchasing but just can’t find it even on the? lenovo site. Does anyone know if this model allows for replacing battery? Thank you very much.

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HURLEY7130 (321 days)

they offer this laptop with nvidia gforce gt instead of the intel graphics, but its a step down at an i5. would that be decent for gaming as i see you said the? intel graphics are not.

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TechPlusCheese (321 days)

Thanks!
Gaming is no? good, unfortunately. It barely plays Quake 3, which is a very non-demanding OpenGL game that favors Intel, in HD with a good framerate. It’s somewhere between 35 and 70 FPS most of the time, but the framerate FEELS like much less than that, and there’s some bad input delay. I would stay away from the HD 3000 if you plan to game on your laptop.

Non-demanding, non-competitive games like Shank work fine though, since they don’t benefit from high-powered GPU’s.

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club4ghz (321 days)

grate stuff man
hows gaming on Intel Integrated HD Graphics 3000 was allways? wonder can they run some 3d ?
i got 3 years old Gateway p-6831fx with 1.66 ghz 2core cpu 4g ram and 8800gts 512 (1440×900) runs dirt 3 maxedout with hooked up 22 inch 1680×1050 monitor

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