Much better deal than that £850 Macbook Air from the other thread.

You don't get a load of Apple fanboys thrown in with this laptop either!

Where do I start...your 2600k has a mains supply, so power draw is not a concern. It has a TDP of 95W while the CPU in this model is 15W. Overall performance gains have stagnated for a few years now but performance per watt is where the improvement has been. Die shrinks (32nm -> 14nm) have allowed this power reduction. See here and here for more comparisons. Additionally the thermal constraints of being in a laptop body compared to having a large heatsink/water cooler in a tower obviously favour the desktop chip. Which will be 6 years old in January, so your desktop can't be as old as you think.

If you are looking for a high performance laptop then look for CPUs with the HQ or HK suffix, these are generally quad cores running at 45W such as this one.

Box ticking label.

can you use code LENOVO50 for £50 off too?

can you use code LENOVO50 for £50 off?

looking for one too for myself, wait to see any comments :wink:

Very good price for spec, heat

Good price for the spec but body is made of plastic and screen not too brilliant. Better wait for the dark Friday deals..

There's the i5 version which looks to be pretty much the same for £50 less @ £549.99. The is spec here:

http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/computing/laptops/laptops/lenovo-yoga-510-14-2-in-1-black-10146248-pdt.html

And the processor comparison is here:

http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-Core-i7-6500U-vs-Intel-Core-i5-6200U

​the SSD on that one is 128

Yeah I saw that too, but figured i7 and double SSD for an extra £50 was worth it?? Don't claim to be an expert though.

I missed that, yeah the £50 for the extra 128gb is probably worth it.

Whats the point of the AMD Radeon R5 M430?

10% quidco with free delivery too :smiley:

why can none of these laptops outdo my 7 year old 2600k desktop?! I'm dying for a laptop, but don't want a performance downgrade. I remember back when processors doubled in performance every year..... :disappointed:

How well would Sims 4 run on this?

Pity they stuck a GPU that is almost exactly equal to the Intel 520, I'd rather save the £20 and battery life.

Like the Lenovos - 14" touchscreen, compact, backlit keyboard, but should be a lot cheaper with last year's CPUs. Agree with the comments about the stupid GPU too, just going 2 make it hotter & heavier. Anyone know the HDMI spec?

Just realised I should be able to get this for £510 - hopefully get 10% quidco if I buy this weekend (£60), plus I have an Amex cashback card where I'm getting 5% back for the 1st three months (£30).

A no-brainer at £510??? Please advise people! (I know the quidco isn't guaranteed)

Much better deal than that £850 Macbook Air from the other thread.

You don't get a load of Apple fanboys thrown in with this laptop either!

And also better at video acceleration ...

​you are amazing. thank you <3

But it's not really

I'm willing to bet it is. It'll be optimised for 265 and the like, whereas the intel one won't be. I'm not saying it's born winner, but it will be better over all (very marginally) than the intel equivalent.

I have this and paid £630 for it last month. Been very impressed with it. Touch screen is great, will play BF4 quite comfortably on low mid settings at 60 Hz. Battery life around 7 hours.

Yes it is plasticky and screen is not too brilliant either but being a '3 in 1' convertible the hinges must be good enough. I saw one in flesh in currys and wasnt impressed by look n feel. Therefore went for the next model up (710) that has a full metal body and sharper screen.

Back up at £699, I shouldn't of waited until Black Friday :disappointed:

I was expecting it to stay over the bf sale too​ :disappointed:

​same here, the i5 version instore is 549 but online it's 599 weird :disappointed: