Review on 🎮 Lenovo Legion 5 Gaming Laptop with AMD Ryzen 7, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, and NVIDIA GTX 1660Ti by Jnis Staulis ᠌

- The case is very easily soiled. All fingerprints and micro-scratches are visible - The webcam is a plug here - the quality is minimal. - Low maximum brightness of the matrix. Indoors should be set to 80-90%. Nothing will be seen on the street - Sound quality is mediocre. High frequencies are overstated, there is no bass. Sometimes it even cuts the ear. The Dolby Access software saves the situation a little (by the way, the laptop has a built-in Dolby Atmos for the same purposes, but it does not work at all). In fact, this is an equalizer with customized presets for specific use cases. - Heavy software for computer management Lenovo Vantage. Be sure to replace with Lenovo Legion Toolkit, because. the functionality is the same, but consumes many times less RAM and CPU resources - Incomprehensible work of power profiles. Yes, on each profile, the maximum frequency of the CPU and GPU increases in ascending order, but this does not affect games or rendering in any way. You can play the latest games on high-ultra graphics settings at 60 fps and Quiet Mode (blue). Only the computer will even heat up less and make less noise than in other modes - In my copy of 82NL000CRK there is a 60 wh battery cut down (can be replaced with an increased one) - Also in my copy there are RAM with high timings SK HYNIX HMAA1GS6CJR6N-XN. It is necessary to definitely change, tk. greatly affects the work in CAD - The most greasy minus is the whistle of the cooling system. The sound comes at very high frequencies, which cuts the ear Bypassing most of the forums, watching a lot of videos, I came to the conclusion that most Legion 5 2022 have this problem. The whistle can be both from the design of the cooling system, and from the chokes of the video card, from the processor, from the matrix, from the WI-FI adapter - whoever comes across something that is not very serviceable. Apparently, in my copy, the video card chokes whistle, coupled with the CO design, since the sound appears only when the GPU is under high load. I was relatively helped by the correct setting of power profiles, constant work on Quiet Mode (everyone has their own decisions)