I must say right away that I will evaluate based on the price category. This is the initial segment of gaming laptops, so the criteria are lower here. This is a good Lenovo model, but noticeably weaker and cheaper than the Lenovo Legion, which is really more attractive in every way. I've been using it for about a month, I'm happy with everything. The only thing is that in the lower left corner of the screen there were decent lights, but I'm not embarrassed by the word at all) I work with the office, Photoshop, illustrator, everything flies. In games like Detroit: Become Human and Metro: Exodus, everything is also playable. In the first at high fps varies from 30 to 60, in the second at ultras it averages 40-45, in some places it holds 60, in some places it sags. In general, if you are a casual and undemanding gamer who needs an intermediate option between a work laptop and a plug for playing games in your spare time, then this is a great and productive option. Unless, of course, you are ready to give 100k+ for something very close to a gaming PC. Then it is better to look at higher level laptops)
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