T510 - Is this a good deal?

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T510 - Is this a good deal?

#1 Post by ll357355 » Wed Jun 02, 2010 1:13 am

Is this a good deal for the T510?
I wasn't planning on getting it, but at almost 50% i ended up throwing in the towel

T510, Discrete Graphics, HD+, i7-620M, 4gb, 500gb 7200, extended battery

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Re: T510 - Is this a good deal?

#2 Post by GrandMasterKhan » Wed Jun 02, 2010 4:39 am

It's an excellent deal but why do you need 3 notebooks? An all three are not ultrapportable?
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Re: T510 - Is this a good deal?

#3 Post by ll357355 » Wed Jun 02, 2010 6:53 am

GrandMaster

Thanks...

I plan on selling the R500 to offset some of the cost of the T510..
The T410 screen is too small for my eyes..so gave it to my dad.
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Re: T510 - Is this a good deal?

#4 Post by Varu » Wed Jun 02, 2010 8:02 am

ashok522 wrote:Is this a good deal for the T510?

45M4819 SBB INCR I7-620M 2.66GHZ,4MBL3
As for the processor, tests of the Macbook Pro's that use the same CPUs show only a 10% speed increase for the i7-620m over the i5.

By the way I'm curious, how did you get that huge discount?
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Re: T510 - Is this a good deal?

#5 Post by ll357355 » Wed Jun 02, 2010 2:10 pm

Varu wrote: As for the processor, tests of the Macbook Pro's that use the same CPUs show only a 10% speed increase for the i7-620m over the i5.

By the way I'm curious, how did you get that huge discount?
Varu -

Yeah, I'm sure the CPU wont make that much difference anyway - i'm not overly concerned, even p4 would suffice for me.

It was an advertised special on lenovo (pre-memorial day i believe) which came with the i7 cpu and the extended battery.
On top of that, I used a partner discount thru my company and another coupon code I got from thinkpads.com :)
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Re: T510 - Is this a good deal?

#6 Post by Navck » Wed Jun 02, 2010 2:26 pm

Varu wrote: As for the processor, tests of the Macbook Pro's that use the same CPUs show only a 10% speed increase for the i7-620m over the i5.
I can give you a scenario where two systems with completely identical hardware will yield different benchmarks after given to two different users to "customize." I could even have the original system benchmarked and it might sit right smack dab center.

Mind you, the internet believes my T410 with a i7-620m, NVS3100m, 4GB of RAM (7-32 Ultimate, I don't care for that 64 silliness when most people don't have a reason to use it either), 320GB 7.2k Hitachi should only have 4 hours of battery life yet I defy their i5-520m, 8GB of RAM, 128GB SSD systems. (Which only get 5 hours on a 9 cell, how weak.)

My T410 has been my "desktop replacement" for my desktop, which has an i7-920, nvidia 8800GTX, 3x1GB of RAM, two enterprise HDDs (Raptor, RE3 320GB) and two consumer drives (Caviar Black, 640GB x2) while its down.

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