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SPECS:
- 16" QHD+ (2560x1600, WQXGA+) 165Hz, 300-nits, 100% sRGB, FreeSync, G-Sync, Advanced Optimus, Anti-glare, IPS Display
- Ryzen 7 7745HX 8C/16T 3.6 GHz (5.1 GHz Turbo, 40MB Cache)
- RTX 4070 8GB GDDR6, 140W Max TGP
- 16GB (8GBx2) DDR5 5200 MHz Ram
- 1TB M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4 TLC SSD
- 4-Zone RGB Backlit Keyboard
- 1080P Webcam with Dual Microphone and E-camera Shutter
- 2x2W speaker system with Nahimic Audio
- Wi-Fi 6E 2x2 + BT 5.1
- 80 WHr Battery
- 5.51 lbs.
- Model: 82WM0005US
- Ports:
- 4x USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 (1 Alwyas On, 5V2A Output)
- 1x USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 (DisplayPort 1.4, power delivery 140W)
- 1x USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 (DisplayPort 1.4)
- 1x HDMI 2.1
- 1x RJ45
- 1x Audio Combo Jack
- 1x Power Connector
https://www.lenovo.com/us/en/p/la...82wm0005us 
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not worth it even on paper
not worth it even on paper
First, the battery life: if I play games on battery, it only last 35 minutes from 100% to dead. I don't use the laptop for web-browsing or watching movies, so I don't know the battery life for those activities. Since I don't travel a lot, for the price I paid I think I should go for decent desktop gaming PC instead. Also, keep in mind, this laptop RTX 4070 is only 8GB vRAM. For desktop version, it's 12 GB vRAM.
Second, the performance: I played Hogwarts Legacy on this laptop. It runs on 1440P with all settings on high. It's fine most of the time with frame rate at 60. But at cutscenes or travelling to new area, maybe because video rendering behind the scene, it's stuttering a lot then stabilized. When connecting to 1080P monitor, the game will play on 1080P at 60 frame rate but still occasionally stuttering. It could be game software issue or just 8GB vRAM is not enough.
CPU temperature: when playing games, I have seen the CPU go up to 90~95 degrees. After installed most recent Nvidia driver, the temperature goes down a little and fan is still loud with or without laptop cooling pad. Most of time is around 70-80 degrees.
I bought this laptop to replace my Dell G3 3590 with RTX 1660 Ti MaxQ (6GB vRAM). I thought it should be a nice upgrade, but when playing the same game on Dell laptop with 1080P 60 FPS and low settings all, I could not tell mush difference between Lenovo 1440P all setting high vs Dell 1080P all setting low because my vision is not too sharp. So, for me, doesn't feel much of an upgrade.
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First, the battery life: if I play games on battery, it only last 35 minutes from 100% to dead. I don't use the laptop for web-browsing or watching movies, so I don't know the battery life for those activities. Since I don't travel a lot, for the price I paid I think I should go for decent desktop gaming PC instead. Also, keep in mind, this laptop RTX 4070 is only 8GB vRAM. For desktop version, it's 12 GB vRAM.
Second, the performance: I played Hogwarts Legacy on this laptop. It runs on 1440P with all settings on high. It's fine most of the time with frame rate at 60. But at cutscenes or travelling to new area, maybe because video rendering behind the scene, it's stuttering a lot then stabilized. When connecting to 1080P monitor, the game will play on 1080P at 60 frame rate but still occasionally stuttering. It could be game software issue or just 8GB vRAM is not enough.
CPU temperature: when playing games, I have seen the CPU go up to 90~95 degrees. After installed most recent Nvidia driver, the temperature goes down a little and fan is still loud with or without laptop cooling pad. Most of time is around 70-80 degrees.
I bought this laptop to replace my Dell G3 3590 with RTX 1660 Ti MaxQ (6GB vRAM). I thought it should be a nice upgrade, but when playing the same game on Dell laptop with 1080P 60 FPS and low settings all, I could not tell mush difference between Lenovo 1440P all setting high vs Dell 1080P all setting low because my vision is not too sharp. So, for me, doesn't feel much of an upgrade.
It's 3080 ti with 16 GB vRAM.
But as I said I probably choose desktop gaming PC instead because I don't use portable feature much.
First, the battery life: if I play games on battery, it only last 35 minutes from 100% to dead. I don't use the laptop for web-browsing or watching movies, so I don't know the battery life for those activities. Since I don't travel a lot, for the price I paid I think I should go for decent desktop gaming PC instead. Also, keep in mind, this laptop RTX 4070 is only 8GB vRAM. For desktop version, it's 12 GB vRAM.
Second, the performance: I played Hogwarts Legacy on this laptop. It runs on 1440P with all settings on high. It's fine most of the time with frame rate at 60. But at cutscenes or travelling to new area, maybe because video rendering behind the scene, it's stuttering a lot then stabilized. When connecting to 1080P monitor, the game will play on 1080P at 60 frame rate but still occasionally stuttering. It could be game software issue or just 8GB vRAM is not enough.
CPU temperature: when playing games, I have seen the CPU go up to 90~95 degrees. After installed most recent Nvidia driver, the temperature goes down a little and fan is still loud with or without laptop cooling pad. Most of time is around 70-80 degrees.
I bought this laptop to replace my Dell G3 3590 with RTX 1660 Ti MaxQ (6GB vRAM). I thought it should be a nice upgrade, but when playing the same game on Dell laptop with 1080P 60 FPS and low settings all, I could not tell mush difference between Lenovo 1440P all setting high vs Dell 1080P all setting low because my vision is not too sharp. So, for me, doesn't feel much of an upgrade.
Another thing to keep an eye on is Core Isolation, go to setting, search for it and make sure it's off. I noticed one of the windows updates enabled it for me. So I check up on it from time to time. It's a win 11 security feature that hurts game performance quite a bit.
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