Review on Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3: 15.6 Inch AMD Ryzen Gaming Laptop with RTX 3060 6GB GDDR6 by Athit Methasate ᠌

An AMD Ryzen 7 4800H processor and 16 gigabytes of memory are both included in the assembly that we are discussing. These are some advantages: 1) Overall performance This is one of his most endearing qualities, as it is quite challenging to get him to slow down. 2) The outward presentation is one of class and charm. Both the color scheme and the ergonomics of the keyboard are really appealing. 3) If you don't play and don't load it with much of stuff, then it is extremely, extremely quiet! When you go about your day-to-day activities, it does not make any noise and does not become even slightly warm. (hundreds of tabs open in Photoshop; dozens of documents; dozens of songs and movies) 4) A great number of users have voiced their dissatisfaction with the dull screen image; however, I would want to state, in defense of the matrix, that it appears to me that it was purposefully meant to be less brilliant. It puts less stress on the eyes and is highly pleasant to wear for extended periods of work or play. And this is a tangible benefit for those individuals who "dwell" behind the computer screen! In addition, despite the dimming of the lights, the matrix is still quite attractive and easy on the eyes. The following are some of its negative aspects: 1) Oh, the plastic! I concur that it is of a high quality, and after nine months nothing has crunched, however keep in mind that it is made of plastic even though it does not crunch. The touchpad sagged a little on one side after the same nine months of use (I don't use the touchpad all the time (typically a mouse) and carefully, I don't think that this can be my jamb). In addition to that, the covering on one of the keys was missing (but I just glued it back on the glue, it seems to be holding on .). 2) Chilling! That is especially evident in comparison to the utter silence that prevails when the processor is not particularly loaded with anything since it generates a very loud noise when it is under a severe load in games. The primary issue, however, is that it does not cool down adequately. Even when playing games, the temperature on the laptop can reach above 90 degrees, making it uncomfortable to use with your fingers. (One interesting topic to consider is how long it will stay at this temperature if you play a lot.) 3) There are only two USB Type-C ports. :(