Lenovo Y460A IFI I Grey with Lenovo Z470G ITH Amber Brown Whoever knows!!

Landlord, the service life of the notebook is generally 3-4 years, and it will be used carefully for a long time, but you know, it is updated very quickly. So you ask for four years of college + continue to use it after graduation, I guess you won't think so after graduation.

1.If you choose between these two machines, Z bar. After all, the Y460 is from last year (if memory serves), or you can consider the Y470, but it will be more expensive.

2.Y460 is still no problem running the current game, not to mention outdated, but you also know how fast the update speed of the IT industry is;

3.I don't know much about this, but I think it's okay. I haven't bought a large item on **.

As for the recommended acer, ignore it directly, the hardware is very awesome, practical. Anyway, except for Apple, the other notebooks are probably not much worse, but I personally think Acer is really bluffing, I've used two, it's not good. There are also some domestic brands that are not good.

HP, Dell, Lenovo are OK, the cost performance of the Japanese and Korean series is not high, the configuration of the cheap model is low, and most of the cost is spent on the appearance parts.

ACER 4830TG See for yourself, a price point.

Those who understand don't buy Lenovo.

I'm also going to buy the Y460A-Ifi(i) I've been chasing it since last year, but I didn't buy it when it was discontinued. Now I don't know what to buy. The new 470** is more expensive, but it seems that the configuration is about the same.

Anyway, I don't know what to buy now, but I look like I'll buy it before. Look at the evaluation of Zhongguanmura, which is not bad.

After buying, please increase the memory to more than 3 g, or don't buy it.

Y-series number;

460 product code; The previous 430-450-460 was upgraded like this;

a --ati graphics card.

i-- indicates the use of i-series CPUs

th--three abbreviation, which means 3.

fi--five abbreviation, that is, 5;

The Y460A-ith uses the CPU of i3 and the Y460A-Ifi uses the CPU of i5.

All other configurations are exactly the same.

And then there is the ** difference.

The processor is not the same. The former one is an i3 and the latter one is an i5.

i3 can, cost-effective, because the i3 processor is much better than the previous generation of t6600, it is enough, as for the low-end or terminal, it doesn't matter.

In addition to the processor,The other configurations are exactly the same,**The difference is in the processing of it,The product positioning is all-round student,Game video book。

There is no difference except for the processor, except that the i5 processor is better and the bus speed is faster; i3 is also divided into 330m and 350m, 330 and 350 are more different, in fact, i3 350 machine is closer to i5.

Different people give different evaluations, so don't worry about them.

It depends on how many coins you have in your hand, and if you have more, use i5....Use i3 less

The Y460AT-ITH is an i3 processor, but it has a hard disk hardening device, and the Y460A-Ifi is an i5 processor.

I bought Y460A-Ith, bought it on April 10th, without an invoice, and gave me an original ThinkPad bag. It's nothing bad about heat dissipation, or that's a problem that notebooks have. It's OK overall, and there's no big problem with it.

The configuration is different, one i3 and one i5

The cost-effective way to buy the i5 will fall below 6k

There are other details that the i3 doesn't have, such as the SIM card slot.

Y460AT is good. It has an additional 32G SSD. Twice the start-up speed. The performance has improved quite a bit.

Of course, Lenovo Y460A-ith E is cost-effective, because the two are only different in CPU, this landlord should know, and because they have the same appearance design, Y460A-IFI E CPU is better, but the heat dissipation will increase (Y460A's heat dissipation is not good), it will affect the service life of the machine, and Y460A-IFI E CPU is better, but the performance is not very obvious and Y460A-Ith e can't see much difference (y460a-ith e has been able to do World of Warcraft 4 open, such performance is enough, no matter how high it is, it is generally wasted, unless it is an audiophile)...But the ** between them is also much worse than the above, there is no need to waste the money, I hope to add points. Hehe.

Lenovo Y460A-ith E's machine is generally OK,Very good performance,Suitable for playing games,But there is a disadvantage that the heat is large,**Generally around 5300,Lenovo Y460A-IFI E's machine looks okay overall,The fuselage is beautiful,Dual graphics card switching,Heat dissipation also needs to be strengthened,But this machine is more expensive,More than 6000。

Both graphics cards are the same,The difference is only on the CPU,Y460A-ifi (white)E uses Intel Core i5 430M,Naturally it is stronger than Y460A-ITH (white)E's Intel Core i3 330M,Now the ** between the two is about 200 original,Personally, I think it's better to buy i5,Because the notebook is different from a desktop,You can't upgrade the configuration。

As for example, the latest turbo frequency technology adopted by i5 is to play some large-scale 3D games, which can be automatically overclocked to meet the needs of games, while i3 does not support turbo technology.

It's just a difference of 200 yuan, but the CPU is different, so the cost performance is about the same.

The performance gap is reflected in playing games and working in the office,After all, the CPU is different,i5Processing things and playing games will naturally be more cool。

Remind the landlord that the Internet says that the heat dissipation of Y460 is not very good, and it is recommended that you decide if you are optimistic.

You can go to this ** stuffy base to take a look at Mao Hu Jin, it may be helpful for you.

Well, with T, it means that there is Lenovo's latest TSI acceleration technology, compared to Y460A, the whole thing will have a faster speed. **If the Y460A-ITH is in Wuhan, it will cost about 5500, and the Y460AT-ITH will be nearly 1000 more expensive.

As for the IFI, this brings us to Lenovo's naming conventions.

What about the three digits of the suffix: the first one, that is, the i, represents the type of CPU, and the i, which means that it is the Core i series;

Two or three, the representative is i, such as th, that is, the first two letters of English 3, so ITH is i3, and in the same way, fi is the first two letters of 5 (five), that is, i5 series.

The Y460AT-ITH has a 32GB more SSD than the Y460A-ITH.

Y460A-Ith, around 5500, available in white and grey. Y460AT-ITH, around 6200, white.

ITH uses an i3 processor and IFI uses an i5 processor.

The most cost-effective is Y460A-ITH (white).

Y460A-ITH (Ash) E is generally bought in physical stores and now 5500 can be obtained, on the Internet**Lenovo flagship official website a few days ago 5199 with tickets, and now it has been taken off the shelves Y460A-ITH (H) I don't know if it is in stock now, some merchants want to sell Y460A-ITH before selling the upgraded version This is very expensive 5800 Y460A-Ifi (Gray) is about 6000, i5 is more expensive and not very cost-effective.

It's better to go to the specialized computer market to buy, the electrical appliance mall is still more expensive, about **6500, gray is more expensive than white...