Lenovo Legion 5 15ACH6H 15.6 Inch FHD 120 Hz Gaming Laptop (AMD Ryzen 5 5600H, 8 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 6GB GDDR6, Windows 10 Home) – Phantom Blue (top) + Shadow Black (bottom)

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cradle instead, unlike other mid-tier laptops offered in the past when opting for the lower-capacity battery. In Auto-Detect mode, you’ll enjoy maximum frame rates on 16 of the most popular AAA titles, exclusive to Legion devices. However, there’s a trick that significantly impacts the CPU/GPU temperatures: pushing up the back of the laptop to increase the airflow into the fans.

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It’s armed with everything you need to dominate any lobby, including up to AMD Ryzen™ 7 5800H mobile processors and NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 30 series graphics. This allows you to connect the integrated display either to the integrated GPU for maximum efficiency and battery life or to the dedicated GPU, for the full bandwidth. or enhance your competitive edge with blistering refresh speeds of up to 165Hz with 3ms response times via Overdrive support. Included in the Legion 5 (15, AMD), its Auto-Optimization mode intelligently identifies your game launches and optimizes system performances with dynamic CPU/GPU power distribution. dB(A) 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 Deep Bass Middle Bass High Bass Lower Range Mids Higher Mids Lower Highs Mid Highs Upper Highs Super Highs 20 33.

QHD gaming laptop with up to 165Hz refresh sets up a “winning zone” that gives you an extra edge and ups your peripheral vision. Update2: Here’s our coverage of what looks like the 2023 successor of the Legion 5i series, the new Lenovo LOQ 15/16 lineup.

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Once more, lifting the back of the laptop from the desk helps lower the internal temperatures and in most cases keeps the fans at a quieter level as well, around that desired 40 dB limit. The fans run quieter for most of the time, but the aggressively limited CPU might be an issue for some users. I’ll also add that Lenovo set a wide brightness range for this laptop, allowing the panel to dim down significantly at the lowest settings, something those of you that use your laptops in complete darkness will appreciate. Both the 3060 and the 3070 are full power dGPUs, with the 3060 able to go up to 130W with Dynamic Boost. The cooling solution, which consists of three heatpipes and two fans, is effective and relatively quiet in most cases.You could rely on a USB charger when traveling, as PD charging is supported via the USB-C port on the back. Not sure exactly what’s going on, because Optimus seems to work fine and the CPU scales down in frequency and power as expected, yet somehow the efficiency with light use left plenty to be desired. There is still some room for improvement, since the space on the back of the device could have been used to keep the ports further apart and give the USB ports in particular slightly more room to breathe.