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Lenovo Legion Tower 5 Desktop: Ryzen 7 7800X3D, RTX 5070 Ti, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD

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Lenovo has Legion Tower 5 Gen 10 30L Desktop (90YJ001LUS) on sale for $2,529.99 - $189.75 with eCoupon LENOVOLIVE10 in cart - $632.50 with eCoupon POWERUP5 in cart = $1,707.74. Shipping is free.

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  • AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D 8-Core Processor
  • 150W ARGB Air Cooler
  • NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 16GB GDDR7 Graphics Card
  • 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 5200MHz Memory
  • 1TB M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4 NVME Solid State Drive
  • 850W Power Supply
  • USB Calliope Mouse + USB Calliope Keyboard
  • Wi-Fi 6E + Bluetooth 5.3
  • Windows 11 Home
  • 1-Year Warranty

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Lenovo has Legion Tower 5 Gen 10 30L Desktop (90YJ001LUS) on sale for $2,529.99 - $189.75 with eCoupon LENOVOLIVE10 in cart - $632.50 with eCoupon POWERUP5 in cart = $1,707.74. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member Dr.W for sharing this deal.

Specs:
  • AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D 8-Core Processor
  • 150W ARGB Air Cooler
  • NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 16GB GDDR7 Graphics Card
  • 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 5200MHz Memory
  • 1TB M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4 NVME Solid State Drive
  • 850W Power Supply
  • USB Calliope Mouse + USB Calliope Keyboard
  • Wi-Fi 6E + Bluetooth 5.3
  • Windows 11 Home
  • 1-Year Warranty

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$1622 with students savings

SubTotal -----------------------------> $2,529.99
Cart Threshold Savings------------ > - $180.26
eCoupon Savings---------------------> -$632.50
Student Savings-----------------------> -$94.87
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Quote from OrangeMagic4534 View quoted comment :
No information on the motherboard or cooling solution. 5200MT RAM with no info on the CL. 1TB SSD. Probably a cheap non-modular PSU. Prebuilts are so bad. People should either take the time to learn how to build or just buy a console instead tbh.
Put together a system with similar specs how I would build this and the price is about right. The problem is this isn't a 'good deal' it's basically the same price as doing yourself. And the price with doing yourself comes with choosing quality components instead of OEM junk. So I wouldn't recommend this particular 'deal' unless someone is completely unable to build themselves for whatever reason. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/gwPXQd
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jafo06Jul 30, 2025 6:32 PM
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if you have Bank of America deals, you can click the lenovo link and get it for $1525 (pre-tax).. then if you have Amex, check for a deal there too.. i have one for spend 750 and get 75 back.. which will bring this down to about 1450
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Quote from jafo06 View quoted comment :
if you have Bank of America deals, you can click the lenovo link and get it for $1525 (pre-tax).. then if you have Amex, check for a deal there too.. i have one for spend 750 and get 75 back.. which will bring this down to about 1450
Thanks , I have both and was able to replicate it. Just thinking it over this vs the Dell Alienware with 5080 but Intel chip (which is a bummer) .Mainly used for gaming so completely torn between these.
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Is this good or bad?
Almost every other current gaming desktop pc uses this motherboard and it's not bad.
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I was able to split two Amex cards using the $75 off $750 offer. So basically $150 off

$1525 - $150 = $1375 - 2% cash back + tax ($95) not counting $91 lenovo rewards, whatever that is.

Thanks OP. Repped.
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The price is nice for the specs, but that case is bad for temps with only 2 intake fans at the bottom. A 7800x3d + 5070 in the same case runs between 71-78C (https://youtu.be/jd3gMSCCGIw?si=A...4R1D&t=442), and a 5070 Ti would run even hotter.
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Quote from shastada View quoted comment :
Put together a system with similar specs how I would build this and the price is about right. The problem is this isn't a 'good deal' it's basically the same price as doing yourself. And the price with doing yourself comes with choosing quality components instead of OEM junk. So I wouldn't recommend this particular 'deal' unless someone is completely unable to build themselves for whatever reason. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/gwPXQd
This is impressive, thanks for sharing the PCPP list! I'm no expert at all and just curious, which components do you worry would be 'OEM junk' - memory, storage, power supply, MB right? I already have a a micro-ATX build that I'm looking to upgrade and your list looks perfect, though I might like to go with a water-cooled kit.
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Quote from SkillfulPicture315 View quoted comment :
This is impressive, thanks for sharing the PCPP list! I'm no expert at all and just curious, which components do you worry would be 'OEM junk' - memory, storage, power supply, MB right? I already have a a micro-ATX build that I'm looking to upgrade and your list looks perfect, though I might like to go with a water-cooled kit.
Biggest issue with prebuilts are normally PSU, motherboard and RAM (in that order). If I'm building a nearly 2k system I'm getting a quality PSU for it, and with this it's almost certainly bottom of the barrel.
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Quote from shastada View quoted comment :
Put together a system with similar specs how I would build this and the price is about right. The problem is this isn't a 'good deal' it's basically the same price as doing yourself. And the price with doing yourself comes with choosing quality components instead of OEM junk. So I wouldn't recommend this particular 'deal' unless someone is completely unable to build themselves for whatever reason. https://pcpartpicker.com/list/gwPXQd
You could certainly build with even less over the top components. You don't need a platinum PSU and 64gb of ram. I'm betting if you just wanted to match the Legion, you could be closer to $1500.

Thing is, most people who buy pre-builts don't care about saving $1-200. Most of the time whatever comes in these things is good enough quality to not break within 5 years, which is when most people upgrade. So buying specific parts doesn't really matter to those people either.
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