The Y700's JBL speakers do a good job

The Y700's JBL speakers do a good job
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The Y700 comes with a fairly standard assortment of ports, including an Ethernet port, an HDMI port, three USB ports, a combo headphone/mic jack and an SD card reader.
The Y700's 1280 x 720 webcam is not very impressive. It'll get the job done in a pinch, but even in our well-lit office, a selfie I took ended up looking a little dark and grainy.
Compared to other gaming systems featuring Nvidia 960M graphics cards with battery such as dell MT186 battery, Dell PP32L Battery, Dell WU841 Battery, Dell Latitude E5400 Battery, Dell Latitude E5500 Battery, Dell XPS M1730 Battery, Dell HG307 Battery, Dell XG528 Battery, Dell N877N Battery, Dell J037N Battery, Dell Vostro 1220 Battery, Dell Inspiron 14V Battery, the Y700's AMD Radeon R9 M375 GPU with 2GB of VRAM doesn't offer quite the same level of gaming performance. On a system like the 960M-equipped Asus ROG GL552, I had no trouble running Dota 2 at 60 frames per second on max settings at 1920 x 1080. But on the Y700, I often saw frame rates dip into the 40s and high 30s at the same settings.
This difference in graphics power was highlighted by the Y700's score of 2,387 on 3DMark's Fire Strike graphics test. Asus' ROG GL552 (4,095), Dell's Inspiron 15 7000 (3,939) and the Alienware 13 (3,701) -- all of which have Nvidia 960M GPUs -- performed significantly better than the Y700.
The results were similar in Metro: Last Light, where the Y700 topped out a 41 fps at 1920 x 1080 on low settings, while the GL552 and the Inspiron 15 7000 ran faster, at 59 fps and 58 fps, respectively.
The 14-inch Y700 packs pretty decent specs for a $700 system, starting with an Intel Core i7-6700HQ CPU; 8GB of RAM; and a 1TB, 5,400-rpm hard drive. Like most gaming machines, there's almost no set of everyday tasks that'll cause the Y700 to break a sweat. Even when I streamed a 1080p movie from YouTube with more than 15 tabs open in the Edge browser and a game downloading in the background, the system stayed buttery smooth.