Lenovo Ideacentre AIO Y910 27" QHD All-In-One Gaming Desktop Computer, Intel Core i7-6700 3.40GHz, 16GB RAM, 1TB HDD + 128GB SSD, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 8GB, Windows 10, Black/Red

2019-06-14T20:00:00

This is one of the best purchases I have ever made. 27" 1440 screen, upgradeable cpu and gpu. Super fast. I really love it. I"ve told other people about this quality. I did get it refurbished but it looks brand new to me.

KennyFox

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2018-07-26T20:00:00

A year later, desktop still drops wifi connection every 30 seconds - few minutes of use. Lenovo refuses to fix it.

Ray89

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2018-04-07T20:00:00

I purchased this maybe 3+ months ago or so. Performs well on all the games I've played so far, PUBG, Layers of Fear, a lot of times being able to play a video in split-screen at the same time with little issue. Only draw back is it could be faster at video editing, but overall a powerfull machine for most gaming/editing needs.

Sneaky S.

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2017-11-12T19:00:00

Since I got my computer, it just restarted over and over again. And I can't get in my system many times. All in the screen is black. I don't even know what's going on. I juts bought this computer 1 month ago there's no reason I can't even open it.

Edward K.

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2017-10-09T20:00:00

Having an "all-in-one" computer is so much more convent the having that big tower and wires running every which way. Why did i not get one of these a long time ago,,, and having a 27" screen isn't bad eihter.

pops1001

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2017-09-10T20:00:00

I have the GTX 1070 model with 2TB HDD and a 256GB SSD. My unit comes with 16GB of RAM and an i7. The RAM, SSD, HDD and the GPU is upgradeable by removing either one of the two back panels. Right for the GPU and RAM and left for the SSD and HDD (from the back. The PC has great performance and can run most modern games at 1080p 60fps and high to ultra settings. It can do 4K gaming on older games and newer ones if you drop the settings down to medium or low but it varies from game to game. That doesn't really matter though becasue the display's resolution is only 1440p which I think is more than sufficient because it also has a 144Hz refresh rate. I rather have smooth frame rates than pretty graphics and I think the Y910 hit the sweet spot with the combination of its internals and display (Keep in mind I have the 1070 model but most of this applies to the 1060 model and most definitely the 1080 model as well). I can't speak for the color accuracy because I don't do any professional color work or editing but it looks great to me. I leave it running at the default color profile though there are a few preset color profiles such as game mode, movie mode and etc. I didn't use any of them so I can't really speak too much about those. The Y910 also has a HDMI in so you can use it as a standalone display without turning the whole PC on but a audible fan does kick in to cool the display. The speakers are decent at low to mid volume. Nothing that will blow you away but they sound alright. When you turn up the volume to the higher end, sounds starts becoming more distorted and not as clear. I would suggest using headphones anyway if your getting this for gaming. The webcam is decent. Nothing amazing again but it gets the job done. I just messed around with it and didn't use it much but it does support Windows Hello facial recognition. So if that's what your looking for, the Y910 does have it. I alluded to the cooling earlier with the fan noise. Cooling is done well in the machine nothing gets too hot. Most components were running around 85 degrees Fahrenheit after a 6 hour gaming session. The fans do kick in and are audible which is why I suggested using headphones earlier. Sometimes the fan would seemingly kick in randomly even when not doing intensive tasks such as web browsing or word processing. You can't control the fans manually. . Definitely not a deal breaker but just something to keep in mind. And that's about it. I think the exterior looks great. I like the whole black and red aesthetic and it fits well for my setup. Thanks for reading this review and let me know if you have any questions

TheAznDVD

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2017-05-12T20:00:00

We have had our AIO 910 for about a month now and could not be happier. I had some minor issues with getting MS Office installed as we bought the one time package instead of having to renew and pay each year. However Customer Support did a good job, and I did not have to be on hold at all (at least the one time I have called). After calling Lenovo, they quickly got the Office resolution solved. The display is vivid and the PC is quite with no noise as I had read regarding some AIO's. This is the first Lenovo that I have purchased, but so far I am very pleased with my purchase.

MC_GA

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2017-03-30T20:00:00

I have had it operating for about a month now---very happy with the purchase. I took it out of the box, plugged it in, and was on the internet minutes later. I read a review online complaining about fan noise. I have not found this to be the case. The computer is super-speedy, the display is sharp, and colors are true. I went the AIO route in order to eliminate the number of wires and cables hanging around the desk in my office---mission accomplished. The sound is good. I love the idea of easy upgrade of internal drives and cards. I think that I will probably upgrade the keyboard and mouse eventually as the ones included in the package were very basic, but overall this AIO is a great value with outstanding features.

Steve O.

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2017-03-25T20:00:00

It's the best all in one I ever had. I love my new All in one

Jjhh

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2017-03-12T20:00:00

This is one of the fastest, most powerful, feature packed, prebuilt gaming rigs that I have ever used. And it's an All-In-One. No 200 pound tower to deal with. If you're limited on space yet want power, get this. If you need more power, yeah you can do that too. This AIO allows you to change not only memory, but video cards and drives as well. Highly recommend this product. The only negative I can see so far is the screen doesn't auto dim, but I may not have a setting setup correctly. Still learning the machine.

dpitt77

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2017-03-04T19:00:00

I purchased the Y910 with i7 Intel processor, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 and 2TB drive. It also came with 16GB of memory which I swapped out for 32GB before I even turned it on (use Crucial - will ID compatible memory). I am very happy with the Lenovo. The 3-D camera is a fun addition. It's too bad Lenovo does not include a more comprehensive list of the components - they might sell more of these. It would also be nice if you could purchase with no memory or with 32GB. The 16GB that came with the Y910 is sitting in a drawer.

1pixie

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2017-02-14T19:00:00

I used four Lenovo/IBM Thinkpads as an IBM employee. My experience with Lenovo impressed me. So, when the time came to purchase a new personal desktop, I upgraded to a very powerful Lenove K430 four years ago. About six months ago, I started looking for a smaller and equally/more powerful replacement system. The AIO Y910 met my requirements for photo/video editing. The model I purchased uses the I7 6th generation CPU. Out of the box, the system started to shine. Within two and a half hours, I had installed two video editing programs, three photo editing programs, Kaspersky and Office 365. Performance is impressive. With the solid state drive, boot up is very fast. All the programs are on the SSD and all the major data files are on the HDD. Of course, I'm no longer stubbing my toes on the desktop case. The "All-In-One" foot print of the Y910 saves a significant amount of space. Two USB2 and four USB3 connectors make hooking up peripherals easy. After a week, I can't find anything to criticize. I'm delighted with this system.

Michael C.

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2017-02-10T19:00:00

This computer is fast, powerful, beautiful and ready to handle almost all computing needs for business/personal needs. Demanding games run smoothly at high frame rates and look gorgeous. Multitasking is incredible and there is no slow down of performance! There are a few quirks however. I find it difficult accepting that there is no simple way to adjust the screen brightness. There is no manual toggle or toggle in the windows setting page. The only way to adjust the brightness is to go into the NVIDIA driver application and change it. Despite the hype on the website, the speakers leave much to be desired and I went back to my Logitech USB plug-in type. All-in-all I am very satisfied with my purchase!

kypster

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2016-12-25T19:00:00

I will say from what I used the computer was very fast, responsive, and felt well built. The idea of upgradability on this kind of system is a pretty cool idea. Sadly, a guy can't upgrade anything other than the RAM, GPU, and storage. The 380w power supply seems is enough for maybe the next generation of GPU cards, but after that, I feel it won't be of much use. The screen looked nice, had great colors, fast response, but is raised a little too high for my desk with no way to pivot it down. The Webcam also looked nice and worked well for Windows Hello. The keyboard and mouse that come with the system are bad. They're good for getting started but after that, I would recommend better set up for everyday use. Speakers sounded nice but turned up loud there was distortion. The fan noise is really immense. They spin up randomly to what sounds like 100% speed for a few seconds then spin down over and over again. This is not good and long term the fans will not last long. I don't see this system lasting more than a few years even with swapping out new parts. I will say that it had plenty of ports to plug in a lot of devices.

Enaz

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2016-12-21T19:00:00

I bought mine about 3 weeks ago. I left another big name pc maker in USA and decided to try Lenovo as this all in one Y910 had features I wanted and the ability to upgrade disk drives, memory, and video cards. Windows 10 home 64 bit runs well without freezes or lagging. Great speakers, almost too loud for me. Screen is bright and easy on the eyes. Real sense camera works great. Well done.

buu2u2

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