Harici Ekran Kartına Gerek Yok Mu? | Kurgu ve Renk İçin Lenovo Yoga Testi (Arc 140V)

The rules are changing in the laptop world! While devices have shrunk in recent years, battery life has increased, but what about performance? In this video, we're taking a closer look at the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i, which lacks a dedicated graphics card and is powered entirely by an Intel Core Ultra 258V (Lunar Lake) processor and integrated Arc 140V graphics unit. I pushed the limits of this device in professional editing and color workflows with 7K RAW videos shot with a Canon camera, massive 50MP photos taken with a Sony a7R V, Premiere Pro timeline fluidity, and demanding render tests. From Cinebench tests that defy the notion that "computers slow down when unplugged," to the device's dual-fan internal structure, Cyberpunk 2077 gaming performance, and a 10-hour time-lapse battery test, you'll find all the technical details you're looking for in this review. What did you think of the performance of such a system without a dedicated graphics card? Does the new design and touchscreen experience of the Yoga series meet your expectations? Don't forget to share your thoughts with me in the comments! Enjoy watching. Sections: 00:00 - Introduction and Basic Device Features (Intel Core Ultra 258V) 01:07 - Body Design and Smart Webcam with Windows Hello Support 01:40 - Lenovo Yoga Speaker (Dolby Atmos) and Microphone Test 02:38 - Screen Features (15.3" 2.8K, 120Hz, Color Accuracy) 03:34 - Ports and Thunderbolt Support 04:17 - Keyboard Experience and the Giant Glass Touchpad 05:27 - Intel Arc 140V GPU: Video Codec Support (H.266, AV1) 06:10 - Premiere Pro Test: 6K and 4K 10-bit Render Times 06:29 - Lightroom Test: Processing 100 50MP RAW Photos 06:56 - Comparison of Rendering on Charge vs. on Battery 07:35 - Performance Loss on Battery Really? (Cinebench Tests) 08:16 - Geekbench Scores and Timeline Fluidity 08:47 - Gaming Performance: Cyberpunk 2077 and Dota 2 09:48 - Inside the Case: Dual Fan Cooling System and SSD Upgrade 11:19 - Blackmagic Disk Speed ​​Test (Samsung SSD) 12:15 - Battery Life Test (Time-lapse) 12:30 - Phone/Tablet Connection and Wireless Image Transfer 13:00 - Fan Noise and Thermal Performance Evaluation 13:43 - Conclusion: Who Should Buy It? What are the Pros and Cons?