Update: This deal is still available.
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
gregauofa for finding this deal.
Note, this item is on backorder and will not ship until November.
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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- Only air intake is the cpu radiator mounted in the front pulling air in and preheating it before it hit the gpu
- Much higher than average case temps
- Cooking the 4090, resulting in one of the highest 4090 temps
- Bios won't allow four sticks of ram to run at 5600, only 4000
Not making the radiator an exhaust up top and not having all 4 sticks be able to get to 5600 made this a definite no for me. Its a terrible design.
I tried to make the closest apples to apples comparison with PCPP and selected the cheapest components. This prebuilt is still cheaper (not by much if you exclude the OS, although I did leave fans out so there's a few bucks more that would be required if you are doing a complete build):
https://pcpartpicker.co
With this you get a single device to return/RMA if something fails as opposed to sending individual parts back. I felt the trade off with the proprietary MB and GPU was worth it... Just my opinion/rationalization of my own purchase.
"This product has a proprietary motherboard that is incompatible with high speed ram. What's really unacceptable is that it is advertised and shipped with 5600 Mhz ram, but the product actually does not even support the ram that it's shipped with. This is obviously not acceptable and feels dishonest. You simply cannot use high speed ram with this product which is insane for a $3000 computer. As things stand, it seems you will never be able to upgrade to highspeed ram for the life of the product. The BIOS is proprietary and extremely limited. Some of the supplied drivers from the Lenovo website actually cause more harm than good. Some of the drivers/software on the download page are recycled from other Lenovo products and this is very evident because when you download and run the drivers you will get an error message."
Everything else I've found is $1000+ more. Guess I'll keep waiting.
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Use that guide. Also hope you know how to setup gpu as well in the Nvidia control panel.. Put high performance mode on. Turn on performance for quality. Don't have gsync or vsync on 3d mark even tells you it can lower score. Use msi afterburner and OC the gpu. Honestly there's lots if tricks lol
My ram is teamgroup 7200 cl34. So far I'm only running at 6800. I haven't tuned the stock timings like I did before...yet.. I can probably get 7000 if not even 7200 when I put a contact frame on the cpu in a few weeks
Don't mess with the original rams timings. it's Junk. The MB will eventually reset itself. It's only a few fps in games anyways. I wouldn't worry about it. I play at 1440p.
There's also a white pair. Currently on sale from$110-$125
is 96GB better than 32GB one? 96GB is running only 6800 but 32 is at 7200. what do you think?
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is 96GB better than 32GB one? 96GB is running only 6800 but 32 is at 7200. what do you think?
Do whatever your needs are
Whats nuts is using MSI Afterburner and a 80% power limit on the 4090. Still can go +190 core 1k memory. And I only lost 1fps in Cyberpunk max settings benchmark 1440p
Very good 4090gpu here can still hit 28xx clocks with only 80% power. Read around the web lots of 4090s can't do it especially newer models
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