Review on Renewed Lenovo Legion 5 Gaming Laptop: 15.6" 144Hz, AMD Ryzen 7-4800H, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, RTX 2060 6GB, Phantom Black by Bambang Tjahaya ᠌

took a complete set i7 10750h rtx2060 6gb 8 gb ddr4 (later changed to two strips of 8 gb each (total 16)) 512 gb ssd ips 1920x1080 60hz The webcam and built-in microphone are standard. For communication on Skype, discord will do, for streaming it will already be so-so. Up to two external monitors can be connected to the laptop, one via HDMI, the second via the display port in the usb type c on the back. The sound from the speakers is average, watching video with the participation of the conversation is no problem. In general, the laptop is not bad, I would continue to use it if it were not for the marriage that occurred in my case. We upset the processor temperatures in games, they were high. I don’t know, maybe the fact is that it’s Intel or this particular model has such a cooling. I considered a laptop for medium games (sometimes demanding), work with graphics and sound. === I was able to replace this laptop under warranty, 9 months after purchase, with a Lenovo Legion 5 Pro (ryzen 5 5600h, rtx3060 6gb, 32gb ddr4, 1tb ssd). At the time of writing this review, I've only been using the Legion 5 Pro for two days, but surprisingly the Ryzen 5 5600h, with about the same performance as the i7 10750h, performed much better, with 12 threads of 4 ghz it didn't warm up much (max 85 degrees ), at least these 2 days. The cooling on the Legion 5 pro handles the Ryzen pretty well. I’ve gone a little off the topic of Legion 5 on Intel, but you never know, suddenly someone will be interested to know about Legion 5 Pro on Ryzen. After a couple of months I will post a review about the Pro version with Ryzen.