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    Lenovo Y50 Owners and Information Thread

    Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by kingfirejet, Jun 5, 2014.

  1. APintoNY

    APintoNY Notebook Enthusiast

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    Welp, false alarm guys. It is a 2gb card lol
    Back to my other question though, is it glass edge to edge on the regular UHD? Or is the screen surrounded by the plastic like on the FHD models
     
  2. votum

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    I think all touch screens are edge to edge.

    On a different note, I just tried a bunch of registry hacks and none of them took.
     
  3. rozigoo

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    Hello

    i'm interesting this laptop, but i have a two question ?

    1. If I leave the power adapter plugged in all the time, does it use the power from the adapter once the battery is fully charged, like mac books or it's same as regular laptops which overcharge the battery and shorten the battery life?
    2. how about it's cooling system? does it overheat? do I need to use laptop cooler?

    thanks
     
  4. Manettino

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    I only can answer the second because I don't know the answer to the first one and I dont want to give you wrong information, but I have not personally had any problems with overheating and I have been playing fairly processor/graphics intensive games BF3/4 and my CPU has never gone past 74 degrees
     
  5. tostoo

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    Just to confirm that I have the exact same issue, with the 4k touch version from microsoft. When the fan is under low loads a distinct clicking sound can be heard. Sitting half a meter away it is definitely noticeable. Anyways for a quick short review of all the little things that are bothering me:

    The body also has a very small (0.8 - 1mm) gap in the joint between the plastic body and the metal underside - the gap can only be seen in good lighting, and runs from the kensington lock to the usb port. you can actually see the bottom of the usb port through the gap. I tried squeezing it and it wouldn't budge, and it seems to me to be caused by the kensington lock box being a hair too thick. Wondering if its just on my model, or just a small design defect.

    When I first was setting up the laptop, the screen was flickering a bit. That issue seems to have largely dissapeared, but it might hint at some future problems.

    As other users have found, the yellows on the uhd display are horrible. On low brightness, it can look brown; yellows on my msi gs60 remain yellow even at the lowest brightness. An hp tn monitor I have with ~70% srgb gamut had better yellows than this display. I tried changing some settings in windows display calibration, but it didn't help. By the time yellows were colour accurate, whites became pink.

    The trackpad out of the box wouldn't right click when double tapping. I solved this by replacing the lenovo elantech driver with an asus one instead. The trackpad also doesn't feel very solid; tapping with any more force than slight brush would make a sound, which was a bit annoying because I had gotten used to the ghost's rock solid touchpad.

    One thing that surprised me though is that I don't have the missing keypress issue. I can definitely recreate it, i.e. press very lightly at corners without the keypress registering, but normally typing I have not had a single missed stroke. I usually use a mechanical keyboard though, so maybe I just pound the keys really hard because I'm used to that way of typing.

    Build quality overall I would say is very good. The laptop creaks veeery slightly if you squeeze it at the back, between the hinge and the vents. Doesn't creak anywhere else. However, I did notice that the vent grills themselves were flimsy, and the filter underneath the vent grill was more akin to a paper towel than a wire mesh.

    Best thing I like about the laptop - believe it or not - is the sound. Easily the best speakers on a laptop I've ever heard. Mess with the dolby equalizer to bring out the bass a bit more, and you could almost forget you're on a laptop.

    So yeah, sorry for the long post but this is just highlighting some of the things that stood out about the laptop. I'm really OCD about the small things, so most people probably won't notice or care about the fan ticking or the chassis gaps or the yellows.
     
  6. ATG

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    Moninfo?

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  7. kraken42

    kraken42 Notebook Guru

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    Are the yellows better at full brightness?

    Since I need color accuracy for digital art, this could be a dealbreaker ...
     
  8. ikbnm

    ikbnm Newbie

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    Hello Y50 laptop owners,

    I was wondering if you press a key on the keyboard and hold it. Do you notice slow response from the keyboard ? etc, when I hold a key on the keyboard the update rate to notepad is very slow..

    Edit: I uninstalled all Lenovo 'Cyberlink' apps and problems solved. :)
     
  9. tostoo

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    Slightly better, but still bad enough that if you're considering this laptop for digital art forget about it. Its bad enough that watching the simpsons on it is just plain weird, because all the characters are so green.
     
  10. dadopz

    dadopz Newbie

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    I have this problem,i hooked up my y50 to external ips lg monitor,when i play for example cod4 it goes 250fps locked but when i close the lid of the laptop it goes below 100fps.
    in power managment i set it to do nothing when closing the lid.
    Can anyone help me,thanks.
     
  11. DevdogAZ

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    The Y50 UHD Non-Touch does not have edge-to-edge glass. It has the plastic bezel around the screen.

    Yes, I have that issue. But I use an external keyboard most of the time and the issue is not present with the external, so I haven't bothered to do anything about it.
     
  12. DevdogAZ

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    Wow, I hadn't even noticed the issue with the yellows yet, but I just pulled up some pictures of The Simpsons and you are absolutely right. And nothing I do in the Intel HD Graphics control panel gets the color right. I can drag that browser window to my external monitor, and then the colors look great. Drag it back to the Y50 screen and Homer looks like The Hulk. Very odd. I wonder if the panel is simply not capable of properly displaying yellow, or if it's a driver/software issue.

    If anyone has calibrated their Y50 UHD to correct the colors, please share your settings.
     
  13. ATG

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    You can fix this by modifying the settings in Control Panel->Keyboard.
     
  14. azizfrost

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    can someone list the major problems of this laptop? I'm interested to buy the 4k touch model from microsoft store
     
  15. KlickOnline

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    1) Bad yellows
    2) Refresh rate locked at 48Hz
    3) 2GB Graphics Card (although would consider that a minor issue)
     
  16. azizfrost

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    will we get any fix from bad yellows and 48hz refresh rate? and is the 4k touch only the one with bad yellow problem?

    any other hardware problems? like over heating or low quality speakers?
     
  17. KlickOnline

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    No one knows as far as fixes ..

    Speakers have been reviewed as among the best on laptops .. Internal cooling has been reviewed as good, although the keyboard itself may get warm/hot to the touch when put under load for a long period of time.
     
  18. azizfrost

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    is the 4k touch model only the one with bad yellow problems?
     
  19. hockeyfox

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    NO!! I have the non touch 4k and yellows are an issue.
     
  20. arcturar

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    I can say that the yellows on the FHD AUO Touch panel are totally normal. Of course, that panel has lousy vertical viewing angles and isn't as good overall (and obviously can't display things at 4K resolution). But if yellow is your favourite colour maybe the FHD is better. ;)
    It does also have 60Hz refresh rate and slightly less power consumption (I still haven't seen actual benchmarks comparing battery life between the FHD and UHD, but all IPS panels use more power than TN panels by design).
     
  21. arcturar

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    I have to say I slightly regret ordering the base Y50 Touch from Klick's Ebay listing in June because after international delivery it cost me $300 more for worse specs than Microsoft Canada's current offer. Mostly the 256GB SSD and extra 8GB RAM would have been nice to have, especially for $300 cheaper. And the 4K screen wouldn't hurt. But the key word is slightly - I am still very pleased with my laptop and happy with Klick's customer service. I got to play with it a month early and have a proper US keyboard instead of a dumb bilingual one. And I have no defects of any kind and only negligible key issues (I've only been able to replicate the key registration issue people have complained about on my 'X' key). And the FHD AUO Touch panel is fine; at least my refresh rate and my yellows are good. Whatever, haha.
     
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  22. arcturar

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    Maybe in future I'll be more patient when buying a laptop and will wait until actually great offers like the one Microsoft is giving now. Or maybe not. :p
     
  23. kraken42

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    I'll go see it at a store later, but are there any alternatives to this laptop that are not over 1800 dollars and can be purchased in Europe? That is, preferably an 8XXM-series graphics card, under 2.4 kg, and good screen quality.
     
  24. Leythg

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    I bought my Y50 last week. I bought the lowest version because I don't need touch/4k display/16gb ram. I swapped the 1TB hard drive out with one of my Crucial M4 256gb SSD's. Wiped windows 8.1 off it and put a copy of Windows 7 professional. I lightly gamed on it easily at 60fps with minimal heat issues. I am very happy with this laptop.
     
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  25. tostoo

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    The msi gs60 from the microsoft store is $1700. Screen quality I'd say is better, because even though it's not 4k there is zero backlight bleed and yellows are yellow. Also, I find that scaling 4k down to 1080p isn't quite as good as running 1080p on a native 1080 panel...theoretically it should be the same, but in reality it's still slightly fuzzier. The msi's keyboard is also MUCH cooler. Despite the supposedly good internal cooling on the lenovo, the keyboard still gets uncomfortably hot for me.
     
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    I'm new to the forum so, hello. I am planning on purchasing the Y50 touch in the near future to be used as a 3D modeling / vfx / light gaming laptop. I've read countless reviews, but I wanted to get the final say from those who actually own the machine. So, for those with the touch, would you recommend the purchase or is there a better machine for the price?

    Thanks in advance
     
  27. ajvitaly

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    Last week a purchased the Lenovo Y50 from tigerdirect for $1119. The particular variant I got has an Intel i7 4700HQ processor, 16gb of ram, a 1tb SSHD, 1080p, an external DVD drive, and 4gb of vram. I didn't think I'd like the red keyboard backlight at all (I'd rather have plain white light), but turns out it doesn't bother me. I'd still take white/natural light over red, but my fear of it looking bling-gamer-annoying was quickly put to rest when playing with in person. A big deal with me is acoustics, and I'm happy to say its extremely quiet - especially considering it's form factor and performance. Also the laptop looks thinner in person than what pictures convey and the weight, while not super light, is very manageable.

    The only big downsides is the screen and SSHD. Screen colors wash out at max brightness and viewing angles are meh. It's definitely usable and fine for what it is, I'm just spoiled with an IPS screen on my desktop PC. And the SSHD really only helps increase boot up times. I'll probably replace both the screen and hard drive sooner than later.

    I've had a limited chance to run some benchmarks and play around with it, and I'm very impressed. The GPU overclocks effortlessly to 1222mhz on the core, and 6ghz on the vram. That's faster than a stock desktop GTX 750 TI and not far behind what the max overclocks those desktop cards can reach. The highest temps I've seen on the GPU is 67 C when overclocked and that is with looping benchmark runs and vsync disabled. I do plan on replacing the TIM with some good quality stuff very soon. Batman Arkham Origins averages 77 fps with all options maxed out, NO AA, and physx on normal. If I turn ambient occlusion and depth of field down to normal, I can crank physx up to high and still get 61fps average.

    Here are a few pics when I first unboxed it before turning it on. First pic is a nickel up against the thickest part of the laptop.
    https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/2015x1136q90/536/cebba0.jpg
    https://imagizer.imageshack.us/v2/2015x1136q90/907/db5481.jpg

    For $1119, it's an impressive package that I'd have no problems recommending to anyone who wants a gaming / performance laptop without spending $1500+ and/or wants a thin form factor.
     
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  28. heibk201

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    then good luck with gs60 bro :hi2:
    the difference between gs60 and every other gaming rigs of similar size is that gs60 doesn't even need to be under load to get hot.
    and I'm not sure what you said about the screen, they are both samsung PLS panels with the same gamut and everything, the only difference is the resolution and refresh rate if you count software differences.
    LTN156HL01 and LTN156FL02 are basically the same with latter having a higher a resolution, so I don't know where you got that backlight bleed thing from, if one has it the other will too, not to mention that's a common ips problem anyways...

    but, get whatever you want, just don't regret it
     
  29. sielung

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    so apparently amazon.de won't ship it to italy, is there any other store in eu that sells the 16gb version with the 256gb ssd at 999€ that ships to italy?
     
  30. TheAMK

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    I have got my new y50 two days ago, unfortunately after I used it for a while the screen went really mad and started showing weird shapes and lines it usually goes whenever i tap the screen or close it and reopen it.
    Have anybody faced this weird issue? If yes how did you solve it.
    And not to forgot that because I won't come to the us any time soon returning the laptop is not an option
     
  31. 0x33B5E5

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    I just wanted to say that I also have the fan clicking issue. I opened up my Y50 while it was making the clicking noise and I saw that the GPU fan (the larger one) starting up for a split second and stopping (several times in a row). There's definitely nothing wrong with the fans themselves, but whatever's controlling them is causing this.

    I'm currently on a fresh install of windows 8.1 pro and 337.88 driver.
    Anyone know if this could this be a driver issue? Or is it possible that there's a program on my Y50 randomly using the GPU for split seconds? Thanks in advance.
     
  32. Derek712

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    You have lots of options if you only do light gaming. I do 3D modeling on a Q550LF(much inferior spec wise) and I'm extremely satisfied with it. You'll probably be more than satisfied with the Y50. If you want to save a little money and don't mind a little more thickness, you have some alternatives as well, but odds are they are Ultrabook CPUs. Mine has an Ultrabook CPU and runs CAD and games on medium perfectly fine. Vfx might be an issue depending on what you actually do. Tough call but if money isn't an issue, I'd say go for it. As for CAD and 4k, I haven't tried more than Solidworks, but be prepared for possible scaling problems if you are running an older version. Those companies only fix bugs on their latest(and expensive) versions of software. Good luck.
     
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    Hi, I'm new and struggling with the decision to get the y50 FHD or UHD. I don't know much about computers so I thought maybe you guys could help give me your more informed opinions on the matter. I've read through this entire thread but still haven't found much direct help.

    What do you guys think:
    Is the better color vividness of the UHD noticeable enough to merit it's purchase over the 60Hz FHD? For someone who does an even amount of playing games and watching videos/movies. I want my display to look vivid - but also to look smooth when playing games. I'm just really not sure how big and noticeable the differences are.

    P.S. I'm leaning toward the UHD because I plan on using this laptop for 4 years and I will be looking at the display for at least 4 hours every day - and I'm not a hardcore gamer and don't THINK I'll be able to tell the difference between 48 and 60 fps.

    Thank you
     
  34. Wombats

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    I have the UHD version and I've been doing some moderate gaming with it. Very impressed by the performance. Not choppy at all unless you play at 4k resolution which indicates that the 48 Hz isn't really that big of an issue. I play some mid-range new games; War Thunder, Space Engineers, Warface, etc. Can play all of them on highest settings at 1080p and most of them play nicely at 2.5k as well.
     
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    Thank you for the advice, I appreciate it!
     
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    Thanks for the help! I've been looking at some other gaming tests using the y50 FHD, and most of them report about 50 fps or lower for higher end games like BF4 on high settings - I think UHD is the way to go. and who knows maybe they will fix the 48Hz cap.
     
  37. tostoo

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    If they are basically the same panel with the latter having a higher resolution, then why are yellows on the UHD so bad? Do you know of a fix? I've tried software calibration and the yellows are still horrible. Fyi, the panel is SDC4852, not LTN. Not sure of the relation between the two.
    And the 860m gs60 surface temperatures are way cooler than the y50. Just try both out for a day or two and you'll see. The y50 keyboard gets warm just browsing the web.

    Maybe it was luck, but the my msi literally has zero backlight bleed. Like an ipad air. The y50 has a bit at the bottom, but i'd consider it in the acceptable range considering it is ips, like you said.

    Anyways I'm just relaying my experiences, no point glossing over issues because that doesn't really help anyone.
     
  38. Wombats

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    Hmm... what games are you playing with it? I don't really play the top-of-the-line fps killers out there so my experience may be a little bit watered down. What I recommend is as soon as you load up a new game find the video settings; put it at 1080p res and medium graphics quality, all AA and such off.

    Then after testing those settings out for a few minutes gradually increase the settings or res if it can handle it without overheating or getting choppy.
     
  39. chillz88

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    i just found that on page 90.. looking to buy this one to and just started reading. So does the touch fhd and non touch fhd have the same display?
     
  40. bva91

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    That's weird.... My laptop doesn't heat for something as small as web browsing.... And it remains pretty cool while gaming too... Maybe your unit is defective??? Not sure... But the y50's cooling is pretty good for its size...
     
  41. Earlcooo

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    where'd you get that one?
     
  42. votum

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    Gotta keep reading before you post :p

    It was a mistake, 2gb dedicated 2gb shared.

    I'm still waiting on the guys at AVS forum to figure out how to override the drivers so we can force 60hz. Anyone have any luck on finding out who SDC is?
     
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    Moninfo shows SDC, no idea who that is and searches yield nothing. I speak Chinese fluently too but I can't guess what SDC may mean in chinese lol. For example Lenovo = Lianxiang, so its not really easy to guess with company names.
     
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    I believe they have different displays. Based on the products offered by the Lenovo website, the non-touch FHD is a matte ( not glossy) display capable of 60Hz - but suffers from muted colors. I think the touch version is reflective/glossy at FHD and 60Hz. The UHD is also reflective/glossy but at 48Hz. I just can't tell which would be more noticeable, the better colors or the better Hz - though I tend to think it would be the colors.
     
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    I had the Y50 FHD Touch and loved it. The display wasn't the best, but I was willing to look past it. When Microsoft came out with the Y50 UHD Touch I couldn't resist and checked it out. The difference between the 2 displays are night and day. While the Y50 FHD Touch display is acceptable to me, I'm going to sell it since I don't have a need for 2 laptops. I already installed a Samsung EVO SSD on it, but oh well.

    Unfortunately, I too suffer from the ticking. It's only noticeable when the room is pretty quiet, but I do hear it when it's under light load. Like others have said, it goes away under heavy load. It might be a driver thing, so I'll try installing the 340 beta to see if it fixes it. This is somewhat annoying given my Y50 FHD Touch didn't have this issue at all.
     
  47. otacon

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    All the things you mentioned are easy upgrades when the time comes and you have the cash. UHD panels will become more plentiful over the next year or so. Should be just a drop in. Adding in another strip of 8GB RAM is simple and pretty cheap. Run CPU-Z and click on the SPD tab so you can match the RAM. My Y50 UHD came with a 256SSD. I picked up a 512GB Crucial MX100 for $210. I then sold my 256 for $99. My Y50 came with a free copy of True Image HD so didn't even have to buy any drive cloning software.

    Just a note for people who do clone their drives with True Image you have to boot to True Image. You can't do it from the Windows GUI. Should've realized that because you can't lock the system drive if you're using it.

    I just had to buy an SATA to USB 3.0 adapter. Clone the drive, dropped it in and that was that. I always hate cracking open a brand new laptop. That was one of the things I liked about Dell laptops. They had a service panel on the bottom that had the RAM, HD and wireless card all in the same area.
     
  48. XUNB1

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    EDIT: Nvm I found my answer.
     
  49. gohgun

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    i got the touch version from best buy and it seems to lag while i play games. i'll be playing cs go with high fps but it'll stutter in game from time to time. starcraft 2 will do the same and even freeze with just the audio playing... anyone know a fix to this problem?
     
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