Legion 5i

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)

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

Price aside, yes the specs are likely plenty for what you’re doing. But as others have mentioned your battery life will be horrendous and you do not want to be lugging this AND the heavy charger around to classes. My son is starting college for Industrial Engineering this fall. He has a Lenovo Legio

Actually I have a legion 5i with a 4070 and 32gb ram but that computer is so power hungry I cant leave it unplugged for longer than an hour. I got this thibkpad and installed cachy os and haven't touched my legion.

Coming from a personal user of Legion 16IAH7H and LOQ 15ARP9, I would stay away from Lenovo for now. Legion 5i died at 16months, went black, never came back. Went to a local repair and they said the board might be fried. I'm playing on it with thermals not exceeding 85c with a laptop cooler and AC r

for uni carry + gaming, g14 is way easier to lug around. the legion is heavier and that brick of a charger sucks in a backpack. i've had both and honestly the portability difference matters more than the slight fps boost. with your budget you can grab a Zephyrus G14 5070 Ti 32GB on sale right around

The two symptoms happening together are a big clue: "USB device not recognized" repeatedly with nothing plugged in Half of the built-in keyboard suddenly not working On a Lenovo Legion 5i, the built-in keyboard is connected internally over a USB interface. If Windows is complaining about an unknown

For school no, i have a lenovo legion 5i pro which is a gaming laptop. It doesnt have a lot of bsttery life for what the specs it has so if ur going into school then u should pick something with more battery life But it also depends on the price

Mine legion 5i pro hits constant 80-85 even after under volt natra it used to hover around 90-95. Haven’t done anything else.

I bought a high-end Lenovo Legion 5i Pro and paid extra for the premium Accidental Damage Protection (ADP), but Lenovo is completely refusing to honor it over "ants." I am an architecture student who uses this machine for intense 3D rendering in Unreal Engine and Rhino; my workspace is spotless with