Lenovo ThinkCentre M700 review
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- Опубликовано: 30 янв 2017
- Lenovo Thinkcentre M700
10GT0057MB - SFF
Core i5 6400
Intel H110
8 GB ram
256 GB SSD
6 in 1 card reader
Intel Graphics HD 530
gigabit LAN - PS/2 ports
VGA & DP port
DVD-RW
Windows 10 Pro 
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shish
Great review man..keep it up
PS/2, serial & parallel ports are provided because these machines are intended for professional use and as such might find their way into legacy industrial environments - when you've invested hundreds of thousands of dollars in infrastructure, you don't want to be crippled by new equipment which doesn't mate with it. Picture an environment with a $5K KVM solution which only supports PS/2 connectors, or a professional print shop where the $200K+ lithographic cutter doesn't support USB.
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Picture a $7 solution on Amazon that doesn't clutter the system for everyone else....
hi in the box there was this black plastic think that you folded over and i dont understand its purpose can anyone please explain?
could you tell me the form factor of the psu?
I'm thinking of modifying mine to plame games on it, anything you'd recommend?
I don't understand the apparent slot under the DVD. Is that an air intake vent?
Vent.
Over the last 4 years have you found out if it willtake 32gb
The PS2 connector comes in handy with older keyboards but why would you want one? Well, one answer is that with PS2, all keys pressed at the same time will register - no need to buy an expensive NKRO keyboard. So anyone who uses multiple key presses at the some time in 'steno-like' fashion is probably going to opt for a PS2 keyboard. Sometimes old tech has the drop on new tech for special (exotic) applications like this one.
i wonder what kind of bracket would be compatible to mount hdd under the optical drive
Hello, I have this PC at home and I'm thinking of adding a Asus Dual Nvidia GTX 1660 Super OC, will it fit and will it be good for gaming?
hello, do you recommend this machine? I am seeing some reviews says it's slow. I also do not want a machine that is loud, is it quiet? Please let me know your opinions. Thank you
You need a small graphics card, look up low-profile graphics cards and get something with 4-6 vram. Anything with gtx or RTX you'll want anything lower is just not good
I would suggest a low profile gtx 10 series with 6GB vram
How do I put this thing down again?!?!?
Can you play games On steam like csgo
Ni
I purchased 3 for $45 last week
Nice.
Can the PCI slot accommodate a graphic card. Are they PCI3? Room for a GTX 1050ti? 1060? Quadro p2000?? I need to use this computer with 2 4K monitors.
it is pcie but only accept SFF graphic card.. one more problem is the PSU,, not suitable.
I have a little older Lenovo with weaker PSU, and it can use PCI-E VGA card.
But due to size it may accept only Low Profile (LP) video cards, and I think this is the same here.
I have to tell, this M700 dektop design is much better than mine.
In my Lenovo only single slot VGA can be installed (no thick fan is supoorted, as there is a HDD bracket inside in the center), while in this M700 you can install any thick VGA, high fan design.
I currently use (since years) a Radeon HD6570, and though everyone is now in 4K, it can well manage 1280x1024 resolution in 3D games, or van play easily HD videos. But with my native monitor resolution 1600x1200 mots of the game's setting had to be reduced (I am not an action game fan, but UT3 or the older Far Crys works very well with high settings and only C2D CPU, but not the latest ones). I really like my PC, as it has no noise very silent, sill fast enough for my daily stuff, internet, some programming, gaming (strategies, SC2, Heartstone, Minecraft, etc)
Just because some of the newer strategy games have higher requirements n the GPU (eg. Heroes7), I just bought yesterday a new VGA card, an Nvidia 1030 low profile. This is one of the strongest Low profile card with single slot fan size, and only 20W power requirement (VS my old Radeon 37W). This is 3x faster GPU than my Radeon HD6570, and that was still OK for some gaming.
I can grant you, that ANY Lenovo SFF PSU can easily support 20 or 40W for the GPU, as they are typically 240W, and the motherboards, CPU, DVD (?) and SSD together (even with i7 CPU) will not require more than 100 -110 W. So there is a a margin there, though the 85% PSU efficiency means that you may loose close to 40W on the PSU itself. Thill a 60-70W GPU can be installed without major concerns.
So those 800-1000W PSU beasts are required for dual GPU setup with very strong i7 CPUs, more HDDs and SSDs, lighting big fans and so on. This is the
Is this good for gaming like other games besides gta fortnite and cod?
It will run something like Runescape or Minecraft or something simple like that but it won’t run more advanced games at very good frame rates but you’ll be able to play smaller games the biggest game you can probably handle is Roblox or Minecraft or something like that with good frames other than that you’ll be getting really low frame rate unless you upgrade
Can u play fortinte on this pls help help help
fortnite sucks kid
Like obviously not there's no graphics card. Get off Fortnite and start researching if you actually want to get into PC Gaming.
@@rubbertoe. I have been doing that for over a month now and I am planning on getting a job as an ios developer so I can get enough money for a god mode pc.
is this a gaming pc ???? PLEASE HELP !!!
no its totally not a gaming pc!
It is not s gaming PC, but with a low profile VGA some limited gamins is possible, eg most of the Blizzard titles will run very smoothly on it.
I have this model but it is upgraded to have a core i7 6700, 16 gb of ram and i am getting a grafics card soon.
Correction, it is a different model with 4 dim slots and a better motherboard
0blivionGaming which Graphic card did you end up getting?
I just bought one for $100. Canadian.
Getting 2 for $200 total. Both come with 2tb hdd and 128gb ssd 8gb ram ddr4 wn 10 pro i3-6100 CPU
Only Gonna use one for a main PC with a 4tb hdd and 128gb ssd with 16gb ram and sell the rest off for as much as I can.
Or I might just get an old gaming PC as there normally upgraded with decent specs and sell off the graphics card if not required.
Your dialect is not to good but thank you.