#Toshiba satellite p855 webcam not working with skype 1080p#
X264 HD video benchmark tests how fast the system can encode a 1080p video into a high quality x264 video file. WPrime is a multi-threaded benchmarking tool which for our purposes simply calculates pi for us and records the time to calculate 32 million digits after the decimal point. SuperPi is a single threaded benchmarking tool which for our purposes simply calculates pi for us and records the time to calculate 32 million digits after the decimal point. Satellite P855-S5200 CPU Performance SuperPi 32M We’ve seen this many times before, so let’s just move on. Since there’s no dedicated graphics card, we’re left with Intel HD 4000 graphics. The memory seems to be from Crucial since the manufacturer listed is Micron. We’ve also got 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 1600MHz CAS 11 memory. The motherboard is an Intel HM76 motherboard paired up with an Intel Core i7 3610QM processor, capable of turboing up to 3.3GHz. Here’s a quick look at the CPU/ motherboard/memory trifecta. Personally, I found this design a bit problematic as moving over to a specific location on screen with one finger then clicking with another sometimes caused the multi-gesture trackpad to think I wanted to do some sort of gesture.
The trackpad is a fairly large sized multi-gesture trackpad with both buttons on the trackpad. Unfortunately, there are a number of keys that are reduced in size such as the entire top row of F keys to the page down key, the arrow keys, the space key, the backspace key, etc. The keys itself are medium sized keys in the standard US layout with the tenkey included as well. Here’s a look at the keyboard and the trackpad. Opening up the notebook, we can immediately see that the 15.6″ glossy display along with the built in 1.3 MP webcam. It’s a 6 cell 48Wh, 4200 mAh Toshiba branded battery. Here’s a look at the bottom of the notebook. There’s also a huge vent here as well for heat dissipation. Moving over to the right side, we get a headphone and microphone jack, two more USB 3.0 ports, a HDMI port and a VGA port. While it may be difficult to see, along the right side there’s a SD card slot. The center of the cover also includes a reflective Toshiba logo.Īlong the left side we get a Kensington lock port, DC in, two USB 3.0 ports, and the optical drive. The top is finished with a silver metallic (aluminum) type of finish, which feels fairly durable. Let’s take a look at the Satellite P855-S5200. Inside the packaging, we get the usual bits of documentation along with a 75w power brick.
Here’s a look at the front of the packaging. A Closer Look at the Satellite P855-S5200 (Exterior) HDMI, 4x USB 3.0, Ethernet, Multi-card Reader, 3.5mm Headphone/Microphone Jack, Kensington Lock, VGA, SD Card Slot TSST DVD-SuperMulti drive (+/-R double layer)īuilt-in 10/100 Mbps + Wireless b/g/n + WiDi Capable Intel Core i7-3610QM (2.3GHz, 3.3GHz Turbo) Processor How does it stack up? Let’s dig in! Toshiba Satellite P855-S5200 Specifications Manufacturer In addition to this the P855-S5200 also comes equipped with 8GB of DDR3, a 750GB hard drive, harman/karman stereo speakers, and more. Taking a look at the specifications for the P855-S5200, we get a fairly powerful Intel Core i7 3610QM, which for those of you know checked out our recent review of the CyberPowerPC X6-9120 will know that it’s an excellent processor that strikes a very nice balance between TDP, price and performance. The Satellite P855-S5200 is one of Toshiba’s middle of the road Satellite notebooks which, from a performance standpoint, sits somewhere between the ultra budget Satellites’ and the high end Satellites’. Today, we’ll be reviewing one of Toshiba’s Satellite models, the Satellite P855-S5200. It’s one of those iconic names that’s been around for a really long time and represents a huge range of Toshiba notebooks ranging from the budget to the mid/high end.
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