Legion 5i

Lenovo Legion 5i at Costco for like $1,500. It can handle anything GIS or gaming wise. My kid is an engineering student and I bought it for her. She has ArcGIS Pro on it and that laptop laughs at it.

Lenovo has pretty good compatibility with Linux. The power modes, battery conservation, screen brightness control all work well under Linux. I use a Lenovo Legion 5 Pro.

Monet peliläppärit on ihan hyviä, ei niitä voi kategorisesti tuomita. Esim Lenovo Legion 5 Pro -sarja on oikeasti hyvä. Meillä on firman työkoneina niitä kaikki. Varsin hyvä jäähdytys, näyttö, näppis ja kosketuslevy. Ja nuo 5-sarjan koneet on yllättävän ohuita ja keveitä. Tommonen 1200€ Legion on jo

must be a combination of your laptop hardware and available driver consider yourself lucky 🧧😃 for me at least is underwhelming to say ..(Legion 5i) (but a new open source driver surfaced lately and will try when I have time for experiments)

I prefer laptops cause I'm lazy and like to play while cuddled up in a blankie on the couch, WITH an adult beverage. So. I got a Legion 5i, RTX5060 recently and am loving it. The OLED screen is nice and it's had zero performance issues.

lenovo has some good deals atm. i snagged a legion 5i rtx 5060 that came with a free 24" monitor and some other stuff. ~9k tho, def can get better deal but that monitor hooked me lol

I bought myself a Lenovo Legion 5i around Black Friday last year via Amazon. Very happy with it so far. I use it both for leisure (like gaming, music, watching yt etc.) and school or other serious work. The laptop is great, it handles everything very well, works great, is very fast, and I haven't ha

Even Laptops which have powerbricks far exceeding the USB-PD limits can usually also be charged with USB-PD, they are just throttled a ton. My Legion 5 Pro from several years ago for example can be charged with anything from 65W to 100W via USB-PD and is throttled that way but the regular power adap

Any gaming laptop with a decent amount of RAM and a RTX video card will be great and last. Lenovo's are typically priced well vs comparable other brands. They'll run basically everything you need easily. As a working architect the last few laptops we bought were Lenovo Legion 5i's and HP Omens, both

Rule of thumb these days: CPU: new gen Intel i5 or higher; Avoid older models and lower than i5 (If you have more budget pa, prioritize getting i7)GPU: RTX 3060/4060 or 3070/4070 series; Avoid XX50 seriesRAM: 16gb+ DDR5Storage: 500gb+ Kung AMD naman ung specs, hanapin mo nalang ung equivalent ng mga