Review on Lenovo Legion Y540-15 Gaming Laptop 81SX00NNUS: Intel Core i7-9750H, 16GB RAM, 512GB+1TB Storage, NVIDIA GTX1660Ti, 15.6" IPS Display by Wiktor Barczuk ᠌

My model is Legion Y540 81SX012ARK, 15.6", Intel Core i5 9300HF 2.4GHz, 16GB, 512GB SSD, nVidia GeForce GTX 1660 Ti. 4.5 hours with a constant connection to RDP, open Firefox and 1C and a few other programs, this is enough for me. Very decent laptop for the price. Has pros: - Screen. I was very pleasantly surprised, there is enough brightness (I keep it around 80%) and excellent viewing angles. - Performance. It copes with a large number of open programs without problems, rendering a small video for 20 minutes completed in 4 minutes. RDR 2 works at almost full ultras at a stable 60 fps. - Noise level under load. A very quiet laptop, in the same RDR you don’t have to turn up the volume to hear something, in civilization 6 the noise level is generally minimal, which was very surprising. - Convenience software. I bought a laptop without Windows, after installation I downloaded the Lenovo Vantage application, it automatically detected all the necessary drivers and installed them. - Compactness and ergonomics. I expected it to be bigger and heavier, I was pleasantly surprised that it was not. I was also pleased with the location of the ports at the back. - Appearance. It looks quite strict and pleasant, the only thing that gives out a game orientation in it is the inscription Legion. Some cons: Rather than flaws, but nit-picking: - Margin of the hull. The keyboard and the area around it are made of plastic that is pleasant to the touch but very easily soiled, but wipes off quite simply. - After a month, sometimes when you start heavy programs or games, there is a noise in the cooler for a short time, as if the blades are clinging to something. It happens quite rarely and I don’t want to open it because of this.