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Lenovo Erazer X315 review: Gaming for all

Posted on May 9, 2015April 27, 2020 By Hulk

 

There’s one thing Lenovo is exceedingly good at: making excellent products at approachable price points. At CES this year, we became enamored with their 4K monitor, which had impressive resolution and a then jaw-dropping low price tag. Keeping in line with their high-end/low-cost desktop ambitions, Lenovo has the Erazer X315, which — for a gaming desktop computer — holds a very slim starting price. Does a low price mean Lenovo’s Erazer is cheap? We give it the gaming go-round to find out.

Hardware

As gaming PCs go, the X315 toes the line. It’s got flashy accents, with a lone blue light staring you down face-on. The DVD RW and card reader are tucked away, shielded from view, almost begging you to look at your screen instead of the computer.

Two generous mesh vents adorn the sides of the X315. Around back, you have the usual host of ports and such. Two USB 3.0 ports, Two USB 2.0, HDMI, VGA, Care reader, Microphone, Headphone, and LAN are all included.
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