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Certified Refurbished: Lenovo Legion T7 i9 Desktop (34IRZ8) on sale for $1399.99 - Extra 8% Off ($112) (
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Specs/Key Features- Intel i9 14900KF 3.5GHz Processor
- 32GB RAM
- 1TB Solid State Drive SSD
- GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Super GPU
- WiFi 6E 11ax 2x2
- Windows 11 Pro
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This Legion T7 is a high end gaming tower that can be a strong value if the listing really includes the RTX 4070 Ti Super. The exact system has been running solidly for months in multiple reports, with standard components, a modular power supply, and enough room for 3 NVMe drives, 4 SATA drives, and 4 RAM slots. The main caution is the listing confusion, since the title and description disagree on the GPU and the Ti Super should have 16GB. Lenovo Vantage updates, especially BIOS updates, are also flagged as risky, so manual updates and stress testing are the safer path.
The system reportedly stayed stable for about a year after early Windows update issues resolved.
The refurbished unit reportedly ran flawlessly for 10+ months with the Ti Super included.
The build reportedly uses standard PC components and includes a modular PSU without unusual motherboard shapes.
The PayPal promotion reportedly can apply to a larger total order when using PayPal Pay Later 20%.
The listing text reportedly conflicts with the title by stating a GeForce RTX 4070 Super in multiple places.
The listing reportedly does not mention 16GB, which can lead buyers to expect a 4070 Super 12GB instead.
GPU driver failures reportedly can recur after RMA, including nvlddmkm.sys errors tied to Legion systems.
PayPal Pay Later 20% reportedly may fail to work for this purchase depending on merchant acceptance or qualification.
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Just don't use Lenovo Vantage to update anything, or at the very least, don't use it to update bios, even if its recommended--Do it manually.
Listing which shows "5070 Super" in title:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/15746625...SwL6
I'd probably get the AMD CPU offering which lists 4070 Ti Super properly in the listing. Yeah the 7700 isnt as good productivity wise as the 14900 but is great for gaming and wont have to worry about intel 13/14th gen frying itself. 4070 Ti Super 16gb is also a lot better than 4070 super 12gb if the original listing is in fact a typo.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/15693624...Sw1a
Anyone buying this should expect to get a 4070 Super 12GB.
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I ask because the Acer Nitro and Predator Desktop lines are very different in the respect. The refurb Nitro 60 that I ordered off eBay had legitimate retail-style parts, while the refurb Predator Orion 5000 had OEM style parts that were of lower quality.
For example, here were the GPU and Power supply in each:
Nitro 60:
GPU: Standard Gigabyte WINDFORCE OC RTX 5070 ti
PSU: Thermaltake TOUGHPOWER GT 850w fully modular (PC also came with retail-style Thermaltake fabric bag with extra cables)
RAM: Name brand DDR5 6000 CL36
Predator Orion 5000:
GPU: OEM style Predator Branded RTX 4070 Ti super with blower-style cooler with DO NOT TOUCH sticker on the single fan
PSU: Liteon power supply, not fully modular
RAM: Predator branding on heat spreader
I ask because the Acer Nitro and Predator Desktop lines are very different in the respect. The refurb Nitro 60 that I ordered off eBay had legitimate retail-style parts, while the refurb Predator Orion 5000 had OEM style parts that were of lower quality.
For example, here were the GPU and Power supply in each:
Nitro 60:
GPU: Standard Gigabyte WINDFORCE OC RTX 5070 ti
PSU: Thermaltake TOUGHPOWER GT 850w fully modular (PC also came with retail-style Thermaltake fabric bag with extra cables)
RAM: Name brand DDR5 6000 CL36
Predator Orion 5000:
GPU: OEM style Predator Branded RTX 4070 Ti super with blower-style cooler with DO NOT TOUCH sticker on the single fan
PSU: Liteon power supply, not fully modular
RAM: Predator branding on heat spreader
These issues were coming up for both the Ryzen 9 7900 and the I7-14700F versions. Did you get yours from the acer ebay store? Thanks
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Yup, nowhere does it even say 16GB, which the Ti Super has.
Anyone buying this should expect to get a 4070 Super 12GB.
Seller has less than 98% positive feedback.
These issues were coming up for both the Ryzen 9 7900 and the I7-14700F versions. Did you get yours from the acer ebay store? Thanks
But I ended up getting a 5070 ti from Walmart and a 9800x3d bundle from newegg, so I'm going to repurpose my old i5-14600k PC to the golf sim and build a new main rig with a 9800x3d
I ask because the Acer Nitro and Predator Desktop lines are very different in the respect. The refurb Nitro 60 that I ordered off eBay had legitimate retail-style parts, while the refurb Predator Orion 5000 had OEM style parts that were of lower quality.
For example, here were the GPU and Power supply in each:
Nitro 60:
GPU: Standard Gigabyte WINDFORCE OC RTX 5070 ti
PSU: Thermaltake TOUGHPOWER GT 850w fully modular (PC also came with retail-style Thermaltake fabric bag with extra cables)
RAM: Name brand DDR5 6000 CL36
Predator Orion 5000:
GPU: OEM style Predator Branded RTX 4070 Ti super with blower-style cooler with DO NOT TOUCH sticker on the single fan
PSU: Liteon power supply, not fully modular
RAM: Predator branding on heat spreader
Only thing I wouldn't be 100% on is the water cooling.
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What's the issue with your GPU? I seldomly update drivers, I find when I did that in the past, it would introduce issues. On my PC before this one, if I had GeForce Experience installed, I would crash multiple times a day, didn't matter if it was a fresh Windows install and manual driver install, there was some sort of hardware or software conflict that just broke everything when GFE was installed.
It can take a fair bit of investigating to figure out the cause, but WinDBG is a good start if you are getting dmp files. But I can report, this specific system does appear to be solid, at least with the intel microcode update right out of the box on a fresh 14th gen i9.
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