Lenovo has equipped its V130-14IGM with an Intel Pentium Silver N5000 quad-core processor, which is on par with a Broadwell Core i3. Add to that a fast SSD and good battery life, and the sub-€250 14-inch laptop looks like an enticing package. The device has its drawbacks though, particularly as it has an unconvincing display and it does not come with an OS installed.
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It's a sub-notebook with a poor display. Competition is better.
And not only is the display miserable, it has a fan although the CPU is basically made to be running in a fanless design.
The results highlight the ineffectiveness of the V130-14IGM's cooling system as it cannot keep the CPU cool enough for it to outperform comparable passively cooled devices.
Full BS. Reason of this is 6W TDP, not thermal