Review on Renewed Lenovo Legion 5 Gaming Laptop: 15.6" 144Hz, AMD Ryzen 7-4800H, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, RTX 2060 6GB, Phantom Black by Aashit Sing ᠌

- The new generation of processors heats up more than the previous 4600h, 4800h according to the sensors, although this does not feel like it and the laptop is barely warm - Now in the BIOS, the silent mode is called "advanced thermal optimization", the default mode is "1", which means the minimum fan speed at minimum load, if you disable this "disabled" function, then the switched off fans start whistling (the so-called coil whine) , when there was no whistle in normal mode, apparently, you will have to wait for a new BIOS firmware, something is wrong with the voltage - Also for hearing-sensitive people: due to the fact that the video card is powerful, when connecting 300W charging, a barely audible whistle of the same chip chokes can sometimes appear. The manufacturer claims that this is normal and after several months of active use, the sound will disappear. - Sometimes switching from integrated graphics to discrete graphics works crookedly (reminiscent of TV noise instead of a picture), so I left only a discrete video card in the BIOS settings. Didn't notice any difference in power consumption. We are also waiting for a BIOS fix.