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1. Cyberlink power2go 8 le vs de movie#
2. Cyberlink power2go 8 le vs de full#
3. Cyberlink power2go 8 le vs de pro#
4. Cyberlink power2go 8 le vs de software#
5. Cyberlink power2go 8 le vs de windows 7#

On 3DMark Ice Storm Extreme, a synthetic test that measures overall graphics performance, the ThinkPad W540 scored a solid 31,569, which is better than the HP ZBook 15 (30,117) with Nvidia Quadro K610M graphics but not quite as fast as the Dell Precision M2800 and its AMD FirePro M4170 graphics card (59,874).

Cyberlink power2go 8 le vs de pro#

The MacBook Pro was slower with a time of 4:14.Ĭlick to EnlargeThe W540's Nvidia Quadro K2100 graphics card gives it enough oomph for CAD and 3D modeling applications, and I was able to play a 4K video without any lag. That time is quite a bit faster than the 4:49 category average and about on par with the Dell Precision M2800 (3:34) and HP ZBook 15 (3:44). The ThinkPad took 3 minutes and 41 seconds to complete the Spreadsheet Performance test, which matches 20,000 names with their addresses using a VLOOKUP formula. However, the MacBook Pro copied files at a rate of 309 MBps and the Dell Precision M2800 returned a rate of 212 MBps. That's a rate of 149.7 MBps, which is lower than the 189.2-MBps category average but still quite fast compared with laptops with mechanical hard drives (30 to 40 MBps). The W540's 250GB SSD completed the Laptop Mag File Transfer Test, in which we copy 4.97GB of files in just 34 seconds.

ThinkPad buyers who want more processing power can step up to a Core i7-4900MQ or Core i7-4930MX processor for an extra $240 or $790, respectively.

However, the 2.3-GHz Core i7-powered Apple MacBook Pro 2013 scored a much higher 13,652, while the Dell Precision M2800 and its 2.8-GHz Intel Core i7-4810MQ CPU managed 13,480. On Geekbench 3, a synthetic benchmark that measures overall performance, the W540 scored a strong 12,652, better than the 11,582 desktop replacement category average and about on par with the HP ZBook 15 (12,797), which we tested with the same Core i7-4800MQ CPU. The HP ZBook 15 (88 dB) and Dell Precision Workstation M2800 (89 dB) are louder.Ĭlick to EnlargeWith its 2.7-GHz Intel Core i7-4800MQ CPU, 8GB of RAM, Nvidia Quadro K2100 graphics card and 250GB SSD, my test configuration of the ThinkPad W540 offered strong performance on everything from crunching large spreadsheets to copying giant batches of files. The speakers produced 82 dB of sound on our volume test, which is fairly loud but below the 89-dB category average.

Cyberlink power2go 8 le vs de software#

If you want to fine-tune the output, the Dolby software allows you to change sound profiles or adjust an equalizer. When I played Patrice Rushen's bass-heavy "Forget Me Nots," and Judas Priest's guitar-laden "Living After Midnight," the instruments and vocals were true if not overly rich.

Cyberlink power2go 8 le vs de movie#

Thanks in part to its Dolby Home Theater v4 software, the ThinkPad W540 provides solid audio output that's great for movie watching and good enough for some light music listening.

Cyberlink power2go 8 le vs de windows 7#

Though the 2880 x 1620 screen on my review unit was very sharp, it also made the Windows 7 icons and fonts small, even with the operating system's magnification level turned up to 150 percent.

Unless you are a graphic designer, you might be better off with the standard 1920 x 1080 display panel.

Unfortunately, the high brightness did not correlate with wide viewing angles colors started washing out when I rotated the notebook more than 45 degrees to the left or right. After picking the settings, the Color Calibrator software directed me to close the lid for a couple of minutes so it could use a sensor in the deck to complete the calibration process.Īt 326 nits on our light meter, the ThinkPad W540 is so bright that I had to turn down the settings in a dark room because it was so intense. The W540 also comes with an optional X-Rite Pantone color calibrator that allows you to choose from four different white points and three different tone responses to change the color configuration for photography, video editing or normal productivity use.

Cyberlink power2go 8 le vs de full#

The Dell Precision M2800 with full HD screen managed to display only 72.8 percent of the sRGB gamut with a Delta E rating of 8.4. The screen is particularly accurate with a Delta E score of 2.8 (0 is perfect), much better than the 5.7 category average. Click to EnlargeAccording to our color tests, the W540's panel is capable of displaying 96.6 percent of the sRGB color gamut, which is excellent for most laptops, but about on par with the desktop replacement category average of 97.2 percent.