Review on Lenovo Display Processor GeForce 82JW0012US by David Skyline

Okay, you're all direct. This computer is reliable for its price. The build quality is noticeable. mmm Just great. Sturdy but not too heavy, but it feels heavy you know? The battery is ok, a bit shorter, but it has a 3050ti in it and the Ryzen 5800h really helps it run. This is a "gaming" laptop, so the 5 hours I got with average screen brightness and multitasking was good enough for me. By the way, the screen is great. I'm a big fan of high quality, flicker free (permanent dimming) IPS displays and this is probably one of my favorite screens I've used. I think people seriously underestimate how confusing the flickering lights are in their brain many hours a day. It's best avoided in all sorts of places, and this laptop supports it. I have a Ryzen 3600 and a 1660ti in my main rig and this thing matches, even exceeds or slightly, but I haven't had enough time to say for sure. About all of that. Overall, the keyboard is amazing and easy to use, the trackpad is responsive, and thank goodness they've added a dedicated function key to turn it off when you don't need it. They have an electronic on/off switch for the camera. For gaming, it's a 3050ti 4GB for my version with Ryzen 5800h, which can run almost all major modern games except for ultra-high RAM titles. If so, lower your settings. a little. Like a workstation (why I got it), beast mode. fuel tank. The sound quality from the headphones and speakers is exceptional (remember this is a laptop), the camera is decent (what do you expect from a laptop?) and overall the device eats whatever I throw at it and gets it over with pretty quickly itself. I am very happy with this car. If I run into any problems this review will be updated, but not yet.