Camera: 1080P FHD IR Hybrid with Dual Microphone and E-Shutter
Keyboard: 24zone RGB Backlit, Eclipse Black - English (US)
WIFI: Wi-Fi 7 2x2 BE 160MHz & Bluetooth® 5.4
Warranty: 1 Year Courier or Carry-in
Color: Eclipse Black
Operating System Language: EN:English
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This looks like the Newegg doorbuster model. I'm just upset I missed that deal because it was cheaper and has more RAM. I was hoping Lenovo would offer a similar deal...
This looks like the Newegg doorbuster model. I'm just upset I missed that deal because it was cheaper and has more RAM. I was hoping Lenovo would offer a similar deal...
I attempted to get it- logged on at the exact time. Kept getting error messages when putting the computer in my cart and then it was sold out within 30 seconds..
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Nice deal, but for the 5070 gpu, it doesnt matter how nice the rest of the specs are, you will be bottlenecked by 8GB vram, which is not enough for modern games you can barely run games on minimum settings.
This is adorable. You've latched onto the '8GB VRAM = apocalypse' meme without understanding how GPUs or modern game engines actually work.8GB limits texture settings, not the entire graphics pipeline. That's why every benchmark on an RTX-4060 or 4070 laptop—also 8GB—shows High/Ultra mixes at 1080p and 1440p running just fine.Claiming a GPU is 'bottlenecked to minimum settings' because you saw a big number in a YouTube thumbnail isn't expertise. It's parroting.If that's the standard, half the gaming laptops on the market would spontaneously combust every time someone launched Cyberpunk.
This is adorable. You've latched onto the '8GB VRAM = apocalypse' meme without understanding how GPUs or modern game engines actually work.8GB limits texture settings, not the entire graphics pipeline. That's why every benchmark on an RTX-4060 or 4070 laptop—also 8GB—shows High/Ultra mixes at 1080p and 1440p running just fine.Claiming a GPU is 'bottlenecked to minimum settings' because you saw a big number in a YouTube thumbnail isn't expertise. It's parroting.If that's the standard, half the gaming laptops on the market would spontaneously combust every time someone launched Cyberpunk.
Cyberpunk is an old title that was released 2 years ago. Try actually playing new titles like Doom and Battlefield and they can only run on minimum settings. Basically 8GB VRAM is obsolete out of the box.
Nice deal, but for the 5070 gpu, it doesnt matter how nice the rest of the specs are, you will be bottlenecked by 8GB vram, which is not enough for modern games you can barely run games on minimum settings.
I must say this comment makes no sense . Do a little research before you judge a card by how much vram they have .
Better specs but yours is a refurb and also there's a reason there's a ton of Acer refurbs out on the market, poor build quality and poor QA in general.
Better specs but yours is a refurb and also there's a reason there's a ton of Acer refurbs out on the market, poor build quality and poor QA in general.
The refurb comes with a 2 year allstate warranty, and the specs that seem they will probably stay relevant longer.
People mention build quality but I don't really understand what that means? Some people say they have gotten multiple defective legions in a row as well.
This seems like the only decent deal left after BF.
You can get another $75 off if you apply LENOVOHOLIDEAL. I got an additional discount verifying my occupation.
This or Legion 5i Ultra 7 255HX 5060 32GB for $1120? Given 5060 v 5070 are both 8GB VRAM, seems the B&H sale may be the better deal, albeit w/ stricter return policy (I believe restocking fee):
This or Legion 5i Ultra 7 255HX 5060 32GB for $1120? Given 5060 v 5070 are both 8GB VRAM, seems the B&H sale may be the better deal, albeit w/ stricter return policy (I believe restocking fee):
5060 is ~10% behind the 5070 on average spread over a 25-game benchmark; so your Legion 5i Ultra link is the better value per $ as you get more RAM and DDR5 RAM is expensive and only rising in cost.
However, If gaming is your primary use case you would want the RTX 5070 for more fps. There are a small handful of games that will utilize more than 16GB system ram (large open world games w/ RTX maxed out; Hogwarts Legacy, Cyberpunk 2077, Microsoft Flight Sim, etc) but if you know you are going to play those at max settings I don't think either of these laptops are what you should be looking at. I'd personally be looking for a 5070 Ti laptop as a starting point for that caliber of laptop gaming.
With the coupons I can get this for $1299 is the legion better than the Asus Tuff at $1199 for the $100 dollar difference? Thoughts from anyone who has used both legion and tuf?
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People mention build quality but I don't really understand what that means? Some people say they have gotten multiple defective legions in a row as well.
You can get another $75 off if you apply LENOVOHOLIDEAL. I got an additional discount verifying my occupation.
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However, If gaming is your primary use case you would want the RTX 5070 for more fps. There are a small handful of games that will utilize more than 16GB system ram (large open world games w/ RTX maxed out; Hogwarts Legacy, Cyberpunk 2077, Microsoft Flight Sim, etc) but if you know you are going to play those at max settings I don't think either of these laptops are what you should be looking at. I'd personally be looking for a 5070 Ti laptop as a starting point for that caliber of laptop gaming.
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