Lenovo IdeaPad Y510p Lenovo IdeaPad Y510p The only gamer-dedicated laptop in Lenovo's vast catalogue, the Ideapad Y510p uses two graphics cards to provide high-performance gaming. The latest-generation Intel Core i7 processor is pretty good, too. Let's see if this laptop can cope with all the gam Build quality, Matte screen, Good power, Good temperature management Poor colorimetry, Speakers need to be improved The Ideapad Y510p is a well-built laptop that can support a wide range of uses thanks to a beefy configuration (two graphics cards with SLI, Core i7...). It's just a shame that Lenovo didn't concentrate a little more on the screen, which is very bad, and ... https://www.reviewed.com/laptops/content/lenovo-ideapad-y510p-laptop-review PC gaming is an expensive hobby. Don't believe me? Take a look at the Asus ROG G750JZ , a laptop that can play most current PC games at max settings. At $2999, it costs as much as a down payment on a car. It's still possible to game on a less expensive ri... The Lenovo IdeaPad Y510p doesn't offer gamers the best graphics, despite its dual GeForce GTX 750M video cards. Even its looks, its keyboard, and its touchpad aren't the best out there. But once you remember that this multimedia-centric laptop only costs ... Like an assassin in a business suit, the Lenovo IdeaPad Y510p has a sleek, almost professional look that hides powerful gaming hardware within. Lenovo’s gaming laptops have always been something of a contradiction, pushing beyond the company’s well-known ... The Lenovo IdeaPad Y510p gaming laptop offers modular upgrades and a sleek design.... https://www.alphr.com/lenovo/32374/lenovo-ideapad-y510p-review When the IdeaPad Y510p arrived at the PC Pro office, it was clear its focus is high-performance gaming. With a pitch-black chassis and blood-red backlit keyboard, it's reminiscent of Alienware's intimidating range of dedicated gaming laptops, yet its pric... A powerful, well-priced desktop replacement let down only by a below-par display...