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If you do have an antivirus scanner running, but malware is running on your system, assume that the software has been compromised: it could be that the malware has managed to disable updates or prevent it from loading properly.Whatever the situation, you'd be silly to trust the scanner during the malware identification and removal process.Regular PC Pro readers will be aware from our Labs tests and reviews that no security suite or antivirus scanner is perfect, and none can detect every malware threat.Combining two or three free tools will serve you better: run one, follow any removal recommendations, then – once the system has rebooted – do the same with the next antivirus tool, and so on.At the end of this process, if all three show a clean system, you should be able to get on with your life. I have a licensed copy of Malwarebytes Anti-Malware (MBAM) sitting on a USB thumbdrive for such an emergency situation, but a free version that features all the necessary malware-removal functionality is available for non-commercial use; all it's missing compared to the Pro version is real-time prevention and priority updates.
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UPDATE 27/10/2014: Contrary to our initial findings, further testing has revealed that the Yoga 3 Pro doesn't take advantage of the Core M-5Y70's fanless potential: closer inspection with a Torx screwdriver has revealed that there's actually a tiny low-profile 25mm fan hidden within.Indeed, in the course of our original testing we hadn't heard a peep from the Yoga 3 Pro's slender chassis, but firing up Prime95 to thrash the CPU flat-out soon sent the Lenovo's tiny fan whirring quietly into action. And it really is quiet: even in PC Pro's calm, peaceful office space, we had to press our ear to the right-hand of the Yoga 3 Pro's hinge before we could hear a delicate whoosh of air coming from a tiny vent hidden behind the watchband hinge.
Sadly, though, the Yoga 3 Pro's petite fan and heatpipe arrangement doesn't do a very good job of keeping the Core M cool. Hit both CPU cores hard, and within seconds the core temperatures soar up to 83C - at this point the clockspeed plummets from 2.6GHz down to 1.3GHz, and even though the temperatures flatten out at around 65C, the CPU begins to throttle back to 1GHz. This, sadly, means that raw performance suffers, at least compared to Haswell-based Core i5 and Core i7 Ultrabooks. In our Real World Benchmarks, the Yoga 3 Pro scored an underwhelming 0.45, or 35% less than the 1.6GHZ Core i5-4200U in the Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro.
It’s 28% off the pace in the Media encoding part of those tests and 40% slower in the Multitasking tests. It doesn’t feel slow subjectively – the CPU's ability to deliver quick bursts of power, as well as a 256GB SSD and 8GB of RAM, make sure of that – and the component scores in our benchmarks bear out that experience. Indeed, the Core M drops only 8% behind the Yoga 2 Pro’s Haswell Core i5 in the Responsiveness portion of our benchmarks, but once you really pick up the pace and start hammering the Core M with multithreaded applications, performance really starts to suffer.The appearance of a new graphics chipset, the Intel HD Graphics 5300, does little to spice up gaming performance. In our Crysis benchmark, run at 1,366 x 768 resolution and Low quality settings, the Yoga 3 Pro limped to an average frame rate of 26fps – it should come as no surprise to anyone to discover this isn’t a lightweight gaming laptop.