Lenovo IdeaPad 120S-11IAP Wireless Driver

Lenovo IdeaPad 120S-11IAP Wireless Driver – Lenovo IdeaPad 120S-11IAP Wireless driver is a software component that allows the operating system to communicate with Lenovo IdeaPad 120S-11IAP Wireless Adapter Card.

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The keyboard shares the same sharpness as the larger version. The key trips are good and the comments are firm and responsive. However, the keys are a bit smaller than those of the 14-inch model (1.5 cm x 1.4 cm) and will require some adjustments. The keyboard also produces a noise similar to that of a miniature machine gun under the fingers of a fast typist. Apart from the noise, the keyboard is excellent and a little superior to others in this category. The touchpad has the same excellent response and slides smoothly as its big brother. The click mechanism is firmer and less hollow than the 14-inch model, probably due to its small size and shorter travel distance.

The entire touchpad surface records the entries. The rejection of the palm is good. Once again, the main disadvantage is its size. At 9 cm x 6 cm, the touchpad may seem too restrictive for some. The Intel HD Graphics 500 integrated graphics chip is located at the bottom of the Intel iGPU. The graphics chip is suitable for simple graphic work, but the most demanding tasks (for example, edit photos, render 3D models) are totally discarded. The HD Graphics 500 can support up to two external displays, but these must be reduced to FHD or lower resolutions. It is unlikely that the graphics chip will handle more than one 4K monitor at 30 Hz. Due to the limited number of GPUs, the games are not very nice in the Ideapad 120. Older titles, such as Bioshock Infinite, are unstable and unreadable, even in the lowest graphics settings, and the new titles are well beyond the posibilities. You can play casual games or titles with simpler graphic requirements. The Lenovo Ideapad 120S-11IAP is not designed for long periods of stressful loading, but running Prime95 and FurMark to tax the processor and the graphics processor, respectively, gives a good idea of ​​the worst case scenario. With a full charge for one hour, the processor increases to 2.4 GHz maximum and can contain around 2.3 GHz. Processor temperatures are handled remarkably well with an average temperature of approximately 58 ° C. FurMark pushes the GPU to its limit, which unfortunately it is not far away. The Intel HD Graphics 500 goes to 650 MHz before returning to about 340 MHz. Temperatures remain at 70 degrees Celsius during the one-hour test. By running Prime95 and FurMark simultaneously, the system is delayed a bit. The processor can increase to 2.4 GHz but slows down to 1.8 GHz with intermittent channels at 1.6 GHz. The graphics processor rarely explodes at 650 MHz, but tends to be located at 350 MHz. Again, the temperatures are quite good, oscillating in the middle of 70. As expected, the 11-inch model performs similarly to its older brother.

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