Walmart has Lenovo Legion 5i Pro Gen 7 16" Gaming Laptop (2022 Release, 82RF00DBUS) on sale for $1,599. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member Dr.Wajahat for finding this deal.
Note: The stock photos on Walmart may be of the older Gen 6 laptop. This Gen 7 laptop has slightly altered styling, see Lenovo's webpage for more details.
This offer is a good value for those looking for a high-end laptop with the latest 12th-generation Intel processor. The high-spec nature of this laptop means it will be a top performer in gaming and productivity tasks for years - with no upgrades necessary out of the box.
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This is rated 4.6 out of 5 stars based on over 200 ratings at Walmart.
The Legion 5i and 5 series are similar, the 'i' denominates an Intel processor.
Refer to the forum thread for additional deal discussion.
Decimate the competition, leave no one standing. Running 12th Generation Intel Core processors, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 graphics, and the Legion AI Engine designed to auto-detect and auto-optimize your in-game performance, vie for victory and vanquish all foes with the Legion 5i Pro (16
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Walmart has Lenovo Legion 5i Pro Gen 7 16" Gaming Laptop (2022 Release, 82RF00DBUS) on sale for $1,599. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member Dr.Wajahat for finding this deal.
Note: The stock photos on Walmart may be of the older Gen 6 laptop. This Gen 7 laptop has slightly altered styling, see Lenovo's webpage for more details.
This offer is a good value for those looking for a high-end laptop with the latest 12th-generation Intel processor. The high-spec nature of this laptop means it will be a top performer in gaming and productivity tasks for years - with no upgrades necessary out of the box.
About this Product:
This is rated 4.6 out of 5 stars based on over 200 ratings at Walmart.
The Legion 5i and 5 series are similar, the 'i' denominates an Intel processor.
Refer to the forum thread for additional deal discussion.
Deal History includes data from multiple reputable stores, such as Best Buy, Target, and Walmart. The lowest price among stores for a given day is selected as the "Sale Price".
Sale Price does not include sale prices at Amazon unless a deal was posted by a community member.
Just got it delivered today. To whom it may matter, this is the "new" body without "Y" LED. Screen is 165Hz QHD, Gray keyboard (matching) Gen 7 SKU's. It is 3070 (not Ti) @ supposedly 140W. HAS G SYNC (confirmed in Nvidia settings), check with your monitor for settings/compatibility. Left 1 USBC is Thunderbolt (3/4?), back USBC PD is 135w chargeable. Comes with "slimmer" 300w Charger. Gbench 123K, Tspy 11.3k, Fstrike 24.8-25.1K @ 80-83C in dgpu/performance mode. Fan (mostly) always ON. Benchmarks of 3070ti/6800H were slightly "better" with temps @70-72C. Hope this helps.
Definitely entitled to your opinion. Obviously each person will need to decide if all of the differences add up to a $400 value for their particular use case. For me, the differences for content creation (mainly processor and read/write speed dependent) are significant and likely worth the added cost. Would mostly be using this plugged in for max performance, so battery life is not as important.
i7-12700H is about 15-20% faster than 5800H in single core and 25-35% faster in multi-core
Intel laptop has Gen4 PCIe with SSD read speeds over 7000 MB/s and the Ryzen version uses Gen3 PCIe which tops out around 3500 MB/s
Intel laptop has Thunderbolt 4 and Ryzen laptop does not have Thunderbolt
This computer's RAM is DDR5 with higher rated speeds than the DDR4 in the Ryzen model (not sure of the real-world difference, honestly)
This SSD has 100% more storage capacity (from the factory - if this was the only factor, it would be cheaper to upgrade the Ryzen)
At 150W it should perform very similarly as the 3070 Ti, you probably won't notice the difference when using, but you will notice the extra cost for the Ti model if they do add it in.
Then your laptop probably having some quality control or firmware issues. I always install all the drivers in my Legion 5 Pro (5800H, RTX 3070) from the corresponding manufacturers' site instead of Lenovo site and never had any issues. For AMD, I simply download it from AMD site for my 5800H APU and for nVidia, it is via G-Forece experience and I never had any of such issues.
You cant download directly from nvidia. I tried this, it will only accept drivers from Lenovo
Have you checked if there are any new Bios available? Even if it is not showing up in Lenovo Vantage -> Check for Update, head over to the support website and check there by providing exact model or serial #.
Yes to all of this. I even manually downloaded the drivers. The BIOS is up to date.
I think Lenovo (and other oems) give dibs on new laptops to retailers, and in the meantime overprice the laptops on their site. People will see the high price on the OEM site and think that the retailer price is a deal. When, in fact, the retailer is just normal price.
That's how I see things. Plus, BF is coming…
Lenovo.com does have banger deals every so often though. I got the regular Legion 5 5800H and 3070 for $1150 off a SD post. Super happy with it, but if these new 5 Pros drop to the deals last year, I may have to jump again.
I think Lenovo (and other oems) give dibs on new laptops to retailers, and in the meantime overprice the laptops on their site. People will see the high price on the OEM site and think that the retailer price is a deal. When, in fact, the retailer is just normal price.
That's how I see things. Plus, BF is coming…
Lenovo.com does have banger deals every so often though. I got the regular Legion 5 5800H and 3070 for $1150 off a SD post. Super happy with it, but if these new 5 Pros drop to the deals last year, I may have to jump again.
That's an insane price. $1150 for a 3070, id' do that all day long!
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I think Lenovo (and other oems) give dibs on new laptops to retailers, and in the meantime overprice the laptops on their site. People will see the high price on the OEM site and think that the retailer price is a deal. When, in fact, the retailer is just normal price.
That's how I see things. Plus, BF is coming…
Lenovo.com does have banger deals every so often though. I got the regular Legion 5 5800H and 3070 for $1150 off a SD post. Super happy with it, but if these new 5 Pros drop to the deals last year, I may have to jump again.
I am just going to return mine. This laptop was not as advertised. It has a very nice screen, but not GSync is a dealbreaker and I would rather get my money back instead of waiting around for nvidia/lenovo to fix something that may not be fixable. I am 0 for 2 with laptops so far.
I am just going to return mine. This laptop was not as advertised. It has a very nice screen, but not GSync is a dealbreaker and I would rather get my money back instead of waiting around for nvidia/lenovo to fix something that may not be fixable. I am 0 for 2 with laptops so far.
If you parlay the issue well enough with tech support, you can get lenovo to eventually compensate you with a better model, assuming that the time to "fix" this issue takes through to the next product cycle. Two failed attempts leads to corporate stepping in.
If you parlay the issue well enough with tech support, you can get lenovo to eventually compensate you with a better model, assuming that the time to "fix" this issue takes through to the next product cycle. Two failed attempts leads to corporate stepping in.
Ive sent in tickets and spoken to two chat reps. Both were worthless. I've already boxed it up and will drop it off at Walmart. I hope Lenovo can fix this, but I am not waiting around for that to happen.
FYI, if anyone is reading this thread, my laptop is the 3060/6800H laptop. It is not referring to this laptop actually being mentioned here.
I'd love to know if GSync works for the 3070/12700H laptop.
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Ive sent in tickets and spoken to two chat reps. Both were worthless. I've already boxed it up and will drop it off at Walmart. I hope Lenovo can fix this, but I am not waiting around for that to happen.
FYI, if anyone is reading this thread, my laptop is the 3060/6800H laptop. It is not referring to this laptop actually being mentioned here.
I'd love to know if GSync works for the 3070/12700H laptop.
maybe take it somewhere else, it's a joke this thread has become about you and your laptop woes, and not about the laptop in the deal.
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i7-12700H is about 15-20% faster than 5800H in single core and 25-35% faster in multi-core
Intel laptop has Gen4 PCIe with SSD read speeds over 7000 MB/s and the Ryzen version uses Gen3 PCIe which tops out around 3500 MB/s
Intel laptop has Thunderbolt 4 and Ryzen laptop does not have Thunderbolt
This computer's RAM is DDR5 with higher rated speeds than the DDR4 in the Ryzen model (not sure of the real-world difference, honestly)
This SSD has 100% more storage capacity (from the factory - if this was the only factor, it would be cheaper to upgrade the Ryzen)
https://psref.lenovo.co
At 150W it should perform very similarly as the 3070 Ti, you probably won't notice the difference when using, but you will notice the extra cost for the Ti model if they do add it in.
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Also according to a user replying to a thread on the Nvidia the Walmart edition does not support G-Sync:
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/gefo...a-2022-le/
This is despite my reaching out to Lenovo and they claimed the panel should support G-Sync.
Other users also reporting the Legion 5 Pro from Walmart doesn't have G-Sync coming up:
https://www.reddit.com/r/LenovoLe...&con
https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/la...en101g0021
I think Lenovo (and other oems) give dibs on new laptops to retailers, and in the meantime overprice the laptops on their site. People will see the high price on the OEM site and think that the retailer price is a deal. When, in fact, the retailer is just normal price.
That's how I see things. Plus, BF is coming…
Lenovo.com does have banger deals every so often though. I got the regular Legion 5 5800H and 3070 for $1150 off a SD post. Super happy with it, but if these new 5 Pros drop to the deals last year, I may have to jump again.
https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/la...en101g0021
I think Lenovo (and other oems) give dibs on new laptops to retailers, and in the meantime overprice the laptops on their site. People will see the high price on the OEM site and think that the retailer price is a deal. When, in fact, the retailer is just normal price.
That's how I see things. Plus, BF is coming…
Lenovo.com does have banger deals every so often though. I got the regular Legion 5 5800H and 3070 for $1150 off a SD post. Super happy with it, but if these new 5 Pros drop to the deals last year, I may have to jump again.
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https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/la...en101g0021 [lenovo.com]
I think Lenovo (and other oems) give dibs on new laptops to retailers, and in the meantime overprice the laptops on their site. People will see the high price on the OEM site and think that the retailer price is a deal. When, in fact, the retailer is just normal price.
That's how I see things. Plus, BF is coming…
Lenovo.com does have banger deals every so often though. I got the regular Legion 5 5800H and 3070 for $1150 off a SD post. Super happy with it, but if these new 5 Pros drop to the deals last year, I may have to jump again.
Fwiw, more storage on this one as well and most likely slightly higher battery usage.
Keep in mind discover has 5% cash back for PayPal and Walmart allows PayPal.
As for CB I believe most Walmart cb offer only includes certain departments and electronics are not eligible for CB. I could be wrong though.
Also according to a user replying to a thread on the Nvidia the Walmart edition does not support G-Sync:
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/gefo...a-2022-le/
This is despite my reaching out to Lenovo and they claimed the panel should support G-Sync.
Other users also reporting the Legion 5 Pro from Walmart doesn't have G-Sync coming up:
https://www.reddit.com/r/LenovoLe...&con
First, download the latest driver from Videocardz and put your laptop in Airplane mode
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at 59, seems like a decent price for peace of mind at least 2 years..
FYI, if anyone is reading this thread, my laptop is the 3060/6800H laptop. It is not referring to this laptop actually being mentioned here.
I'd love to know if GSync works for the 3070/12700H laptop.
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FYI, if anyone is reading this thread, my laptop is the 3060/6800H laptop. It is not referring to this laptop actually being mentioned here.
I'd love to know if GSync works for the 3070/12700H laptop.
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