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.

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

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.

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

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

Iam not a pilot, but I do tend to travel due to work. The Finals is the only game I play (1300hrs +) and I bought a Legion Go handheld to play it while staying at the hotel. The experience was not good at all,low settings and small screen is not a good combo. I ended up buying a legion 5i pro gaming

Legion 5i or legion slim 7i or if on sale and within budget a legion 7 pro. Absolutely insane laptops

Do you want to take your laptop with you to class? Get the Macbook Air. Do you want to accelerate your engineering workflow/rendering? Legion 5i. The 5070 will help a lot in that regard. It's true that the Legion 5i will be heavier -- but it's more like 2.7lbs vs. 4lbs -- which is pretty light for a

Lenvo Legion 5i from costco It's hard to find but if you can score it, you've got a great thing. Intel i9 275hx, a 5060 with 8gb Vram, 32gb ddr5, and 1tb ssd.

in engineering (mechanical, environemental or civil) I guarantee you that you'll need a dGPU by year 2, get one with a lower end one like a Legion 5i with a 5060 or something in that range