In some cases, Windows crashed completely as well (blue screen).Īt first, we expected an issue with the install of the driver. Our attempt to run the different benchmark test was a frustrating experience since the AMD graphics driver crashed frequently. Please take a look at our review of the G510-59405554 for more information. Since both G510 models are more or less identical as far as their construction is concerned, we are not going to spend any time on the chassis, the connectivity features, input devices, or speakers. To get an idea how the G510 stacks up, we will compare it to its competitors Acer Aspire E1-572G ( Core i5-4200U, Radeon R7 M265) and HP Compaq 15-a024sg ( Core i3-3110M, GeForce 820M). What the dedicated graphics card brings to the table is the subject of our review. Our review notebook this time around comes with a dedicated Radeon instead of only an integrated GPU. We've already reviewed one of the notebooks in the G510 series. Lenovo is particularly prolific and actually sells models in several different series that meet the above criteria. Every manufacturer offers at least one series with a model that fits the bill. Inexpensive Home Office notebooks with 15.6-inch screens are a dime a dozen. For the original German review, see here.

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