Review on Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3: 15.6 Inch AMD Ryzen Gaming Laptop with RTX 3060 6GB GDDR6 by Nguyn Trn Trung Qun ᠌

And so fast, not a particularly problematic laptop, with a "not very" screen, you can play games, but not online FPS Got pros: - pretty powerful hardware i5, 1650 ti, 16RAM, good SSD. - I play shooters like Quake champions or cs go with low graphics settings FPS in both games will not fall below 250 otherwise I have not experimented - 120 hertz is about the same as 144, you can play at a good level, but there is a nuance, read the shortcomings Some cons: - i5 percent in games heats up about 90 degrees, you need to set something up so that it probably warms up less. - the main drawback for me that is felt in online battles in FPS shooters: there is 120 hertz, there are 250 frames, but for some reason, after switching from a PC, an imput lag is felt, the mouse floats, as if vertical synchronization is on, although it is turned off, in any game at least cs 1.6 even in cs:go, I'm trying different methods to fix it, but so far it hasn't worked, if you don't play online shooters then everything is fine. - ips matrix, 120 hertz - it looks cool on paper, but in fact it’s hard to get used to the laptop screen, I constantly edit the screen brightness either dimly or brightly, the black color in games is terrible, you can’t see anything in these places, it’s better to connect a normal monitor, albeit with TN matrix, output to the monitor is only HDMI, there seem to be some restrictions on hertz and there is no point in setting 144 or 250 hertz monitors, the maximum with a gaming monitor on this laptop is 120 hertz at 1280x720, as I understand it.