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Lenovo Legion 5 17" Laptop 17.3" FHD, 5800H, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, RTX 3060 Micro Center (in store) $1299.99
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Micro Center has a custom version of the Lenovo Legion 5 17" for $1300. Here are the specs:
AMD Ryzen 7 5800H 3.2GHz Processor
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 6GB GDDR6
16GB DDR4-3200 RAM
1TB Solid State Drive
Microsoft Windows 10 Home
4-in-1 Card Reader
2x2 802.11ax Wireless
Bluetooth 5.0
17.3" Full HD IPS LED-backlit Anti-Glare 144Hz Display with Dolby Vision
Experience the top AAA games on the Lenovo Legion 5. Inside the clean, minimalist chassis of the Legion 5, available in Phantom Blue, is everything you ever need to compete on equal footing with the pros, including the latest generation AMD Ryzen processor and NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics for performance that is AI-optimized by the Legion AI Engine powering the revolutionary Legion Coldfront 3.0 and Q Control. Excel across every AAA title with a 17 inch FHD display at up to 144 Hz refresh rate, featuring 72 percent NTSC color accuracy and support for Dolby Vision, and the legendary Legion Truestrike keyboard so you can strike with pinpoint precision.
The Micro Center website is missing some specs, but it appears identical to this model with the memory (RAM and SSD) upgraded for the Micro Center version: https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/lapt...8GMY5015
In reading the Q&A, you should know that the keyboard is only white light and not RGB
you also get a six-month GeForce Now Priority membership
Appears to be in store pick up only
Micro Center has a custom version of the Lenovo Legion 5 17" for $1300. Here are the specs:
AMD Ryzen 7 5800H 3.2GHz Processor
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 6GB GDDR6
16GB DDR4-3200 RAM
1TB Solid State Drive
Microsoft Windows 10 Home
4-in-1 Card Reader
2x2 802.11ax Wireless
Bluetooth 5.0
17.3" Full HD IPS LED-backlit Anti-Glare 144Hz Display with Dolby Vision
Experience the top AAA games on the Lenovo Legion 5. Inside the clean, minimalist chassis of the Legion 5, available in Phantom Blue, is everything you ever need to compete on equal footing with the pros, including the latest generation AMD Ryzen processor and NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics for performance that is AI-optimized by the Legion AI Engine powering the revolutionary Legion Coldfront 3.0 and Q Control. Excel across every AAA title with a 17 inch FHD display at up to 144 Hz refresh rate, featuring 72 percent NTSC color accuracy and support for Dolby Vision, and the legendary Legion Truestrike keyboard so you can strike with pinpoint precision.
The Micro Center website is missing some specs, but it appears identical to this model with the memory (RAM and SSD) upgraded for the Micro Center version: https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/lapt...8GMY5015
In reading the Q&A, you should know that the keyboard is only white light and not RGB
you also get a six-month GeForce Now Priority membership
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From 3060 to 3070 is not a big jump in speed, especially usually for the price increase from 3050, 3050ti to a 3060 is a big jump especially for the price at least in my research anyway.
The extraordinary appeal of the 16" iteration of the "Legion 5 Pro Gen 6" at Walnart, Costco (3050), Lenovo.com, etc. over their widely available and in-stock 17.3 "Legion 5 Gen 6" is this deal is a "Legion 5" (note the lack of the word Pro in its name) and these are all FHD 16:9.
The 16" Gen 6 Legion is the "Legion 5 Pro" which is a different beast with a highly coveted, more impressive display, frankly. QHD+ at 16" leaves you with a different wow factor than FHD 16:9 17.3" displays.
Once you go 16:10, you do things like pay massive premiums over settling for hot deals on 16:9 laptops IMO. Hoping for wider adoption of 16:10, such as the ASUS M16, the Triton 500 SE, Pavilion, Lg Gram, XPS (so far, and growing). All coveted for their game changing screen real estate.
The problem with going from a 16:9 ratio to anything higher means you need a better graphics card to process the data especially with higher end games. A small 15 to 16 inch screen really doesn't need anything higher than 1080 resolution it isn't until you get up into 20" or more that you can really see a huge difference. If you are doing CAD or design or artwork, then maybe you need something like that if not you're just setting yourself up to have to pay another $1000 to $2000 at least every couple of years to keep up with the latest graphics cards/games.
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