Lenovo offers either 16GB or 32GB of DDR5 RAM in these laptops, and you can save some money by opting for a lower amount of RAM and upgrading later. These laptops should have no problem supporting 64GB of RAM in a dual 32GB setup.
Dam you work in hollywood editing 8k motion pictures or what you need 64gb ram for?
For data analytics, every instance of PowerBI eats up 3gb of RAM, most times than not need multiple instances open which chews up all the system resources
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Thanks! U like this laptop or the slim 14" OLED for 1049?
The Legion Slim 7i 4070 max its RAM up to 32 GB because 16 GB is soldered. The Pro one is nice because you can upgrade both RAM slots up to 64. Other than that they are nearly similar. I compared both and went with the slim one because of how sleek and low profile it is for work and school. At this price, the Pro is an excellent choice.
I won't go with this Costco one because the CPU is way weaker.. your getting an AMD 7745HX with is a way weaker CPU than the Intel i9-13900HX CPU. I always say when you are buying a laptop, always go for the BEST CPU and GPU you can get... as those two are not easily upgradable if you can even upgrade them. RAM, NVMe drive etc can easily be upgraded in the future as price drop on them
Think the Walmart $1299 Lenovo 5 probably a better deal/value with the savings and double the ram.
The 7745hx CPU in those laptops is considerably slower. The i9-13900hx is +60% faster in multi-thread, and up to +10% faster in single thread. Ram is upgradable in the OP's deal, so it really isnt worth sacrificing such big CPU performance for.
The 7745hx CPU in those laptops is considerably slower. The i9-13900hx is +60% faster in multi-thread, and up to +10% faster in single thread. Ram is upgradable in the OP's deal, so it really isnt worth sacrificing such big CPU performance for.
Isn't ram upgradeable for the Walmart deal as well?
I'd bite at $1300 maybe. The G16 with a better build and OLED was $1600 last week. I'd gladly pay $200 more for that
What do you mean by "better build"? Build quality or specs, because the Dell G16 is not in the same class as the Lenovo Legion with regards to build quality.
Comparing the two right now, with similar specs except 32GB in the G16, the G16 is $1300 vs the Lenovo @ $1400. I don't see OLED as an option to configure the G16 with. The memory in the G16 is SLOW.
10% off code on Dell brings the 32GB G16 down to $1170 for i9/32GB/1TB/4070/QHD+ 240Hz.
What do you mean by "better build"? Build quality or specs, because the Dell G16 is not in the same class as the Lenovo Legion with regards to build quality.
Comparing the two right now, with similar specs except 32GB in the G16, the G16 is $1300 vs the Lenovo @ $1400. I don't see OLED as an option to configure the G16 with. The memory in the G16 is SLOW.
10% off code on Dell brings the 32GB G16 down to $1170 for i9/32GB/1TB/4070/QHD+ 240Hz.
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Lenovo offers either 16GB or 32GB of DDR5 RAM in these laptops, and you can save some money by opting for a lower amount of RAM and upgrading later. These laptops should have no problem supporting 64GB of RAM in a dual 32GB setup.
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The Legion Slim 7i 4070 max its RAM up to 32 GB because 16 GB is soldered. The Pro one is nice because you can upgrade both RAM slots up to 64. Other than that they are nearly similar. I compared both and went with the slim one because of how sleek and low profile it is for work and school. At this price, the Pro is an excellent choice.
https://www.costco.com/lenovo-leg...27875.html [costco.com]
https://www.costco.com/lenovo-leg...27875.html [costco.com]
Beast but not as heavy as I thought it would be
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Comparing the two right now, with similar specs except 32GB in the G16, the G16 is $1300 vs the Lenovo @ $1400. I don't see OLED as an option to configure the G16 with. The memory in the G16 is SLOW.
10% off code on Dell brings the 32GB G16 down to $1170 for i9/32GB/1TB/4070/QHD+ 240Hz.
Lenovo P16s for $1469 using code WSDEAL8. Save more with AMEX or id.me if student/senior/etc.
https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/la...21k9001nus
Comparing the two right now, with similar specs except 32GB in the G16, the G16 is $1300 vs the Lenovo @ $1400. I don't see OLED as an option to configure the G16 with. The memory in the G16 is SLOW.
10% off code on Dell brings the 32GB G16 down to $1170 for i9/32GB/1TB/4070/QHD+ 240Hz.
They were not talking about a Dell. Asus...
Lenovo P16s for $1469 using code WSDEAL8. Save more with AMEX or id.me if student/senior/etc.
https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/la...21k9001nus
WSDEAL8 expired, but that would have been a great deal for 64GB
EDIT: So, someone gives me a thumbs-down for saying a code still works and providing evidence? What's wrong with people?
Here's one with a 32gb if u want that but not as good cpu
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