Review on 16" Laptop Lenovo Legion 5 Pro Gen 6 16ACH6H 2560x1600, AMD Ryzen 7 5800H 3.2GHz, RAM 16GB, DDR4, SSD 1TB, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070, No OS, 82JQ010DRK, Storm Gray by Mateusz Swierczynski ᠌

I can only think of one purpose for it: you take it solely for gaming, move about a lot, and need to transport it. Other options for gaming include a fixed device, a light, portable laptop like the Mac Air (I use one of these myself), and a laptop for work or school. I'm considering selling it. has benefits Ryzen 5800h, nvidia RTX3060, 16 GB of RAM, a 1 TB SSD, and a 2K monitor at 165 Hz make up my setup. The screen is not bad, the keyboard has a pleasant tactile feel, there are many connectors, and it is well-assembled. has certain drawbacks In games, it's just a fighter taking off, which is hot and noisy, but because you're wearing closed-back headphones, the game's sounds mask it. Due to noisy cooling, the keyboard in the wasted area doesn't get too warm, but a stove is coming from below and on the sides. But! Even when watching YouTube and using light apps, the fan starts up and generates noise, though not in a loud way. When the fan is running at low speeds, it makes unpleasant high notes that may be heard. The Ubuntu 20.04 operating system had a lot of issues. On April 22, many have determined, for instance, that a laptop would eventually show a picture on the screen after waking up from sleep mode. I did not find any bugs on the eleventh window. A big laptop is all that ergonomics is. It is inconvenient to change locations when walking with him, and lying in bed to watch is heavy and uncomfortable. In fact, it is more portable and easier to pull from room to room than a permanent computer. holds essentially no charge. retains a few hours for work. And just one skating rink in DotA (with a playtime limit of one hour)! In other words, there is essentially no autonomy!