bet nu aš tai niekaip  nesuprantu  kaip M$ per tiek metų to scalingo 
sutvarkyt negali....


On 24/10/2014 09:17, MRT wrote:
>> hibrido funkcija tai gal ir nelabai reikalinga. Šiaip pačiupinėjus patiko.
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> Yoga 2 Pro 13 teko praardyt vyrius paverzt.. Is juzerio puses fygnia/nesamone/dzin,
> taciau mano akimis - matke is triju daliu sujungta lanksciais sleifais kazkaip salyginai pasirode.
> RAM ilituotas, SSD nedidelis .. mano ziuretas buvo su i3.. reza per smulki vartotojui - sedejo ne po native.
> Pasiskaitymas gal padetu apsisprest:
> http://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Lenovo-Yoga-2-Pro-Convertible.107620.0.html
> http://www.notebookcheck.net/fileadmin/_processed_/csm_STRESS-full-2_6a54602588.png
> Cia toks momentelis - plonumas/fainumas/lengvumas turi kartais ir kitokias pasekmes:
> Under full CPU stress (using Prime95), we observed stable clock rates of 2.3 GHz,
> which is the maximum multi-core Turbo Boost frequency for the installed i5-4200U CPU.
> Finally, we layered both full CPU and GPU stress simultaneously to produce a seriously
> taxing (and realistically unlikely) situation for the notebook. Under these conditions, it’s
> hardly surprising that the machine quickly buckles: GPU clock rates maintain just 450 MHz,
> and both CPU cores are locked at 897 MHz (half the base clock rate, and throttling by definition).
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> Visumoj tikrai naudotinas, o trukumeliu visi turi.
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