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Lenovo Rewards / ID.me Members: Legion 7 Gen 6 16” Ryzen 9 5900HX RTX 3080 Laptop Expired
$1784
$2,819.99
+ $160 Lenovo Rewards
Lenovo.com offers qualifying ID.me members (Military / Teachers / Students / First Responders / Nurses) w/ Lenovo Rewards signup (free to join): Lenovo Legion 7 Gen 6 16" AMD Laptop (82N600DQUS) on sale for $1783.24 when you apply coupon codes LEGIONEXTRA10 and BTS2022 at checkout. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member mechatron_prime for finding this deal.
Instructions:
Thanks to community member mechatron_prime for finding this deal.
Instructions:
- Join / login to your Lenovo Rewards account (free to join)
- Click here to visit the product page and add item to cart
- Apply coupon codes LEGIONEXTRA10 and BTS2022 at checkout
- Apply your qualifying ID.me member discount (learn more):
- Eligible professions:
- Military
- Teachers
- Students
- First Responders
- Nurses
- Eligible professions:
- Your price will be $1783.24 + you will receive $160 in Lenovo Rewards to spend later on qualifying items at Lenovo.com.
- 16" 2560x1600 Dolby Vision HDR 400 500-nit 165Hz IPS display
- AMD Ryzen 9 5900HX octa-core / 16 thread processor
- 32GB (2x 16 GB) 3200MHz DDR4 RAM
- 1TB PCIe solid state drive
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 16GB graphics card
- Windows 11 Home 64
- 720p HD webcam
- RGB backlit keyboard
- 802.11ax WiFi 6 (2x2) / Bluetooth 5.1
- 1-Year Legion Ultimate Support
- Includes 3-Month Xbox Game Pass subscription offer
- Ports:
- 2x USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type C (2 w/ DisplayPort v1.4 / 1 w/ Power Delivery)
- 3x USB 3.2 Gen1 Type
- 1x HDMI 2.1
- Headphone / mic combo jack
- RJ456 Ethernet port
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Link to laptop:
https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/la...82n600dqus
1. Sign up for Lenovo Rewards and login
2. Apply Promo codes: LEGIONEXTRA10 + BTS2022
3. Apply Lenovo ID.me discount (Military, Student, and more) on cart
*Additional value can be added by using the paypal 3% cashback lenovo offer. You have to login into paypal and go to deals tab to save the offer before you do this whole process. Discover also has a 5% cashback category that can be applied on top of this when using paypal.
https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/la...82n600dqus
1. Sign up for Lenovo Rewards and login
2. Apply Promo codes: LEGIONEXTRA10 + BTS2022
3. Apply Lenovo ID.me discount (Military, Student, and more) on cart
*Additional value can be added by using the paypal 3% cashback lenovo offer. You have to login into paypal and go to deals tab to save the offer before you do this whole process. Discover also has a 5% cashback category that can be applied on top of this when using paypal.
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I can say this, in my opinion - whatever you do... wait for the 4000 series or not, just make sure you get 32GB of ram. I checked and usually for me without closing programs all-in-all I usually sit right at 19gb of ram usage - 16GB isn't what it used to be. *Also with Lenovo, if it comes standard as part of the build, it will ship faster than a customized laptop where they must upgrade the ram so when you order expect a delay if you customize your own build (even if it's just ram and nothing else). No matter what, you're always going to see something just a little better a week or two later, never regret it just expect it!
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I can say this, in my opinion - whatever you do... wait for the 4000 series or not, just make sure you get 32GB of ram. I checked and usually for me without closing programs all-in-all I usually sit right at 19gb of ram usage - 16GB isn't what it used to be. *Also with Lenovo, if it comes standard as part of the build, it will ship faster than a customized laptop where they must upgrade the ram so when you order expect a delay if you customize your own build (even if it's just ram and nothing else). No matter what, you're always going to see something just a little better a week or two later, never regret it just expect it!
I can say this, in my opinion - whatever you do... wait for the 4000 series or not, just make sure you get 32GB of ram. I checked and usually for me without closing programs all-in-all I usually sit right at 19gb of ram usage - 16GB isn't what it used to be. *Also with Lenovo, if it comes standard as part of the build, it will ship faster than a customized laptop where they must upgrade the ram so when you order expect a delay if you customize your own build (even if it's just ram and nothing else). No matter what, you're always going to see something just a little better a week or two later, never regret it just expect it!
I think Microsoft should discourage 8GB and refuse to provide updates etc.
16GB for non gamer (zoom, Outlook, word, excel) is a must. Recently my work laptop has been slowing down with 16Gb. 3 years ago it was doing great.
Replaced an Acer Predator with 2070 max-Q with this and loving it so far. I don't care about the most perfect graphics so I should be set for several years. 4000 series will most likely be beyond anything in my price range for that amount of time anyway.
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Time Spy score compares to about a full sized desktop 3070
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I can say this, in my opinion - whatever you do... wait for the 4000 series or not, just make sure you get 32GB of ram. I checked and usually for me without closing programs all-in-all I usually sit right at 19gb of ram usage - 16GB isn't what it used to be. *Also with Lenovo, if it comes standard as part of the build, it will ship faster than a customized laptop where they must upgrade the ram so when you order expect a delay if you customize your own build (even if it's just ram and nothing else). No matter what, you're always going to see something just a little better a week or two later, never regret it just expect it!
Check Mozilla vs chrome, chrome is the worst as far as Ram usage.
I think Microsoft should discourage 8GB and refuse to provide updates etc.
16GB for non gamer (zoom, Outlook, word, excel) is a must. Recently my work laptop has been slowing down with 16Gb. 3 years ago it was doing great.
The os tends to use whatever there is so having a usage of over 16gb does not mean you would see any difference in gaming actually.