Hi all,
I'm looking for a cheap laptop with decent components, and the Lenovo 320s (i5-8250U) caught my attention.
The thing is, Iv'e read a review saying that this laptop performs worse then other models that use the same processor (from other manufacturers), since Lenovo limited its power consumption over load deliberately (probably have to do with heat distribution limitations in that small body).
The review was testing the 13.3" model, which is the smallest sub-model, but I wonder, is this also the same case with the 14" and 15.6" models?
My logic says, the casing of the 14" is bigger, thus components have more room to breath which in turn should lessen any limitations that have to do with temperature -but i might be wrong, and would love to hear more experienced opinions.
Appreciate anyone who takes the time answering my question, thank you
I'm looking for a cheap laptop with decent components, and the Lenovo 320s (i5-8250U) caught my attention.
The thing is, Iv'e read a review saying that this laptop performs worse then other models that use the same processor (from other manufacturers), since Lenovo limited its power consumption over load deliberately (probably have to do with heat distribution limitations in that small body).
The review was testing the 13.3" model, which is the smallest sub-model, but I wonder, is this also the same case with the 14" and 15.6" models?
My logic says, the casing of the 14" is bigger, thus components have more room to breath which in turn should lessen any limitations that have to do with temperature -but i might be wrong, and would love to hear more experienced opinions.
Appreciate anyone who takes the time answering my question, thank you
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