IdeaPad Pro 5i

Based on the reliable information we received, the Lenovo IdeaPad Pro 5i (16″, 11) with up to an Intel Core Ultra X9 388H is targeted to learners, creators, and everyone who does editing, multitasking, and media creation on a day-to-day basis. Sources also revealed an optional NVIDIA RTX 5060 GPU, a

I agree with some of your points, but you can currently find an Intel Core Ultra 9 285H laptop with 32 GB of RAM, an OLED display, and 1 TB of storage for between $1,200 and $1,500. Take a look at the Lenovo IdeaPad Pro 5i with those specs and see if you can find anything comparable from Apple for l

Also consider the IdeaPads - I bought one with a GeForce 1050, then another with a GeForce 3050 five years later. They've worked great, have good battery life, look and feel MacBook-like (minimalist aluminum body) and have served me well gamedeving. https://www.lenovo.com/ca/en/p/laptops/ideapad/ide

I use a Lenovo IdeaPad Pro 5i with Intel Core Ultra 9 285H myself. I have never ever faced any such issues. I don't know if it's a poor selection of the product/laptop itself or a bad unit that is leading to all these issues but most users (of even beastly chips for that matter) don't face these iss

I will say go with Lenovo Ideapad Pro 5i if you are not interested in gaming. Gaming just makes no sense in budget constraints; better go with OLED laptops, which are reliable. You can go with the Core Ultra X7 variant if it is available in your country cause it is still not launched in many countri

If you want a laptop for programming and casual gaming then I would recommend you lenovo IdeaPad pro 5i with intel core ultra 5 225h ( good cpu performance and decent igpu) Comes with 2.8k OLED screen 120hz 84 watt hr battery 24 gb ram(16 inch) / 32 gb ram(14 inch) 512 gb gen 4 SSD and one extra slo

Well if you want number then the soldered lpddr5x ram on my lenovo IdeaPad pro 5i , is 8555MT/s , comparing that to the sodimms , which are usually 4800 MT/s or even 6000 MT/s max , interms of pure speed I don't think it's that important unless you have a igpu or gpu on chip, which uses your RAM as

note the "Pro 5" in IdeaPad Pro 5. the IdeaPad Pro 5 is pretty much the highest end ideapad you can get lol, most ideapads out there are plastic build ideapad 1s and 3s, those are NOT durable. I can speak from experience. Also, just because a laptop uses aluminum doesn't mean it's actually durable.

These Vivobooks have excellent 3K screens, ample RAM, and a powerful Ultra 9 285H with the 140T iGPU. The iGPU can handle smaller 3D renders and CAD. It also has a large 75Wh battery and long battery life, while only weighing 3.4lbs. Has a micro SD card slot. $1022, Certified Refurbished - Like New,

These Vivobooks have excellent 3K screens, ample RAM, and a powerful Ultra 9 285H with the 140T iGPU. The iGPU can run recent AAA games in low to medium settings and older games at high settings. It also has a large 75Wh battery and long battery life, while only weighing 3.4lbs. Has a micro SD card