Legion 5 Pro

I don't think it will do much imho. Better paste will help, but that is about it. Depending on model there are various fixes or improvements online, for example I just discovered an improvement for a laptop(legion 5 Pro 2021) to replace the heatsink screws with another type to increase clamping forc

Been using legion 5 pro for the last few years. No complaints at all it works great. Only thing is it’s a bit heavy

For all of you bitching about size and weight - could he have found a more appropriate laptop if he spent some time thinking about his needs and better research, yes he could have. Having said that I have used a Lenovo Legion with 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD and second 2TB SSD for 5 years. I am an engineer th

Lenovo legion 5 with at minimum an Ultra 7 or Ryzen 7 and RTX4060 to hit those numbers… though you want 32GB of ram and a second nvme drive to store the game (s)… mine came to about $1700 all in. But I have the slim pro 5 with 4070

LOQ direkt a budget vonal, abból csak nagyon jóárasítva szabad venni és akkor is tudatában lenni a hiányosságainak. OP budgetját nem nevezném annyira alacsonynak, persze nem is eszeveszett sok, de talán egy Legion 5 Pro (nem LOQ) kijön belőle, max hardverapróról (úgy biztosan) normálisan felszerelve

There’s no sale for Framework, and even if there were, the price would still be higher than other laptops with similar specs. For what you're looking for, you’ll get much better value from the Legion Pro 7. The Legion’s build quality and performance are on a completely different level, and with the

I was playing on a 3 year old Lenovo Legion Pro 5 laptop until recently and could play the game on High settings. Pretty good! I've since built a beast of a PC that is not budget friendly though but can now play on Ultra.

If your budget is about $1500 you can probably manage a Legion 5/5i with a 5060M and 32GB of RAM with at least the 1600p 165Hz screen. That'd be my default suggestion to you and likely your best choice. Legion 5 will have better battery life with the Ryzen 7 260 or 350, but the Legion 5i will be bet

I think your laptop is just underpower for the game Even with my mid tier rig, the game can still be quite demanding. When UE5 update came out, have to use dlss + frame generation x2 to play at 2560x1600. Now with new update I dont need neither of them for performance but I have to use dlss quality

TLDR: ASUS F16 > Lenovo legion Pro 5 > ASUS A16 Hey! I'll give like a easy summary of what you want to look when it comes to hardware (I'm NOT the most expert, there's probably someone who know more, but I do know a little bit lol). Basically, bigger number = better most of the times For gaming hard