Lenovo has
Legion Tower 7i Gen 8 (90V7003BUS) on sale for
$2660.19 when you apply coupon code
BENGEXTRA6 at checkout.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
syndragore for finding this deal.
Specs:- Intel Core i9-13900KF 24-cores, 32-threads (3.0GHz Base / 5.40GHz Boost) Processor
- 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR5-5600MHz (UDIMM) RAM
- 1TB M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4 Solid State Drive
- NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 Graphics
- Wi-Fi 6E 2x2 AX + Bluetooth 5.1
- Windows 11 Home 64
- Ports:
- 4x USB-A 2.0
- 6x USB-A 3.2 Gen 1 (5Gbps)
- 1x USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 (20Gbps)
- 1x USB-A 3.2 Gen 2 (10Gbps)
- 1x RJ45
- 250W 360mm Liquid Cooling + 1 x Rear + 2 x Top with ARGB Fan
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There is a very thorough review of it on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBpNwV7
Considering there really hasnt been a "sale" on a 4090 yet, it would be hard to build one yourself for cheaper than this. Throwing together a quick list on PcPartPicker with random lower end components like the mobo and ssd nets you ~$2,700 for a similar specd rig. If this is in your price range its definitely a good deal for a fully assembled and warrantied computer at this tier.
The two caveats for me would be: 1. *Which* brand/model RTX 4090? Although even the lowest 4090 is so capable graphically, OC or clock speed really doesn't make a material difference, but the build quality of the GPU might be material. 2. Are the case, mobo, power supply, etc. all to 'standard' form factors. I stopped buying commercial computers decades ago, because they'd always have something odd about some component's form factor - like the Sony computer I had that had the PSU go out on me. The form factor wasn't the standard, so you could only 1. Buy a new PSU from Sony for a small fortune. or (as I did) 2. Make the PSU an 'outboard' component. You don't need that kind of PITA. Good find, OP.
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The two caveats for me would be: 1. *Which* brand/model RTX 4090? Although even the lowest 4090 is so capable graphically, OC or clock speed really doesn't make a material difference, but the build quality of the GPU might be material. 2. Are the case, mobo, power supply, etc. all to 'standard' form factors. I stopped buying commercial computers decades ago, because they'd always have something odd about some component's form factor - like the Sony computer I had that had the PSU go out on me. The form factor wasn't the standard, so you could only 1. Buy a new PSU from Sony for a small fortune. or (as I did) 2. Make the PSU an 'outboard' component. You don't need that kind of PITA. Good find, OP.
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The two caveats for me would be: 1. *Which* brand/model RTX 4090? Although even the lowest 4090 is so capable graphically, OC or clock speed really doesn't make a material difference, but the build quality of the GPU might be material. 2. Are the case, mobo, power supply, etc. all to 'standard' form factors. I stopped buying commercial computers decades ago, because they'd always have something odd about some component's form factor - like the Sony computer I had that had the PSU go out on me. The form factor wasn't the standard, so you could only 1. Buy a new PSU from Sony for a small fortune. or (as I did) 2. Make the PSU an 'outboard' component. You don't need that kind of PITA. Good find, OP.
There is a very thorough review of it on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBpNwV7
Considering there really hasnt been a "sale" on a 4090 yet, it would be hard to build one yourself for cheaper than this. Throwing together a quick list on PcPartPicker with random lower end components like the mobo and ssd nets you ~$2,700 for a similar specd rig. If this is in your price range its definitely a good deal for a fully assembled and warrantied computer at this tier.
I would use this for Photoshop and other imaging programs… Would this computer be too much, not enough, or…?
I would use this for Photoshop and other imaging programs… Would this computer be too much, not enough, or…?
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