
Even with just the 2 the desktop space is limiting. The low resolution means I really can have more than 2 windows / programs on the screen at the same to view the information / do the things I want to do. Which means many windows / programs open at the same time so I can switch back and forth between them. When not playing games (most of the time), I find the 1366x768 to be too low for me to effectively multitask. There are more pixels devoted to that target which make him easier to see. It is easier to do this on my desktop with a 1920x1200 resolution monitor and it is to do it on my 1366x768 resolution laptop. I crouch by the rocks to pick off the guy standing on the wooden platform with my bow. Somewhat close to the tower are some rocks which is far enough away that if I stand up in plain sight the bandits do not bother me.

I forget what the pair of towers is called, but there is a bandit standing at the top of one of the towers on a wooden platform. The one exception is that it makes sniping / shooting at long range more difficult because of the low resolution. I really have no serious complaints about that resolution for games. You're going to get a completely clean computer.I think the GT 755m is just an overclocked version of the GT 750m so the difference in overall performance will not be great However, that is my assumption.īased on my experience with the 14" 1366x768 resolution Lenovo Y470, I find that the 1366x768 is fine for games.

NOTE THIS WILL DELETE ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING - I MEAN EVERYTHING! Back up all files and anything else you want BEFORE. Reformat/delete the SSD drive which will become "Unallocated space" - GOOGLE and double check me on this part, im not sure SSDs 100% work when it comes to this part sorry :/Īlso reformat/delete HDD cause your new windows is on it.Ĭhoose the unallocated SSD space to install your windows. Lenovo sign appears click F12 repeatedly until a screen shows up with a few options BACK UP EVERYTHING - absolutely everything will be deleted through this process.

Essentially if you can download windows 8 onto a usb stick (through microsoft site) and confirm you have the code you need for windows 8 or 8.1 then you're good.Ġ. However I did a clean install of windows 10, which allows you to delete and reformat/partition your ssd and hdd. Hi I can answer this because I just did the opposite and upgraded to windows 10 without realizing the Lenovo refuses to support drivers for y510p.
