Lenovo ThinkPad Edge E135 Bluetooth Driver

The Radeon HD 7340 is the engine of the AMD E2 series (DirectX 11). The Turbo Core operates between 523 and 680 MHz. See the Radeon HD 7340 data sheet for more technical details. What is the performance of Radeon compared to the Intel graphics card (low voltage versions)? The previous OpenGL test has already produced benefits for the AMD graphics processor. 3DMark 11 ends with 366 points, which is common for this GPU. That’s 25% more than an HD 6310 (E-300). There is no comparison rate available for HD Graphics or HD 3000 due to the lack of DirectX 11. The comparison values ​​are available for the HD 4000 of the 3317U, which is a typical ultrabook processor. It is 15 to 70% faster depending on the capacity of the Turbo. The old 3DMark 06 is 10% faster than an E-300 (Lenovo X121e), but only 7% faster than a Pentium 977 (E130). Will the games also show insignificant differences? Is the E135 or E130 more difficult? This is our E135 test device. The read / write heads of whistles and slamming doors are slightly higher than those of the E130. Therefore, the minimum noise level is a little stronger. The fan was never inactive during the test, but it is quieter than the hard drive anyway. Both models are tied during loading. We measure a maximum of 35 dB (A) in both cases. A 3D mark gave 34 dB (A). In general, the E135 is a very tolerable desktop machine.

The Edge’s envelope was not even warm in slow motion. The average temperature of the bottom was 34 degrees centigrade. The palm rest only reaches 30 to 32 degrees. The temperatures hardly increased significantly during the permanent load. Only the hot spots in the center of the keyboard and below the touchpad have been remarkably warm. Here, 40 degrees are selectively possible, but nevertheless it is a normal increase in temperature. Intel’s counterpart has warmed slightly. It is always possible to use one or the other of the Edge models in the round. The APU does not have a Turbo mode and limitation is not a problem. The E2-1800 processes stably at 2 x 1.7 GHz in both the Cinebench R11.5 multiple test and the stress test. Price-conscious buyers generally save a lot of energy and want to know how much energy is consumed (before the power source, without battery charge). We measure eight to ten watts in slow motion. This is not much, but it is common for APU devices, as well as for low-voltage systems from Intel such as the Edge E130. It consumes approximately the same amount of energy, with 7.5 to 11 watts. However, even peripherals with the typical ultrabook processor i5-3317U prove to be equally energy efficient despite offering the best performance: Aspire V5-171: 7 to 10 watts (11.6 inches). The 11.6 inches drained 24 watts of output during a 3DMark 2006 test and 29.5 watts. The Pentium-based E130 consumes more power in both load scenarios with 27 and 33 watts. However, this is acceptable since the performance of the Intel replacement system is 40% higher. The 65-watt power supply can charge the battery even during periods of high charge, for example. Maximum energy consumption. This process takes 2:37 hours when the PC is turned on.

• Make sure you are logged in with an administrator account.
• Locate the folder where the file was downloaded.
• Locate the downloaded file and double-click on it.
• Follow the instructions on the screen.
• In the Select destination location window, click “Next”. If you want to select another folder, click Browse.
• In the Ready for installation window, click “Install.” All the necessary files will be extracted in the selected folder.

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