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Lenovo IdeaCentre Y700 34-ISH Review — Center of the Pack

Lenovo IdeaCentre Y700 34-ISH Review — Center of the Pack

Posted on February 1, 2016March 28, 2020 By Jarvis

A high-end, pre-built gaming rig can cost more than $2,000, but it’s getting easier to nab a machine capable of playing the latest titles for half that price. The Lenovo IdeaCentre Y700 34-ISH ($1,050) is a moderately powerful gaming desktop that comes equipped with everything you’ll need for a decent PC gaming experience. The machine can run just about any game at 10800p resolution, and features an easy-open design for upgrading it over time. The included peripherals are a bit shaky and the design may be too aggressive for some, but the IdeaCentre Y700 34-ISH is an affordable option for curious PC gamers who don’t need the highest possible level of performance.
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