Review on Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3: 15.6" Full HD Notebook, i5-10300H, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD + 1TB HDD, GTX 1650 4GB, Windows 10 - Onyx Black by Kiril Hristov ᠌

The Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 15IMH05 (Intel Core i7 10750H 2600MHz/15.6"/1920x1080/16GB/512GB SSD/NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 4GB/DOS) model 81Y4009ARK is the one we're discussing. After carefully weighing the many models available, I finally decided on this one. Causes: This implies that replacement components are simple to locate thanks to Lenovo. I use equipment frequently, therefore this is significant to me. - Frame. Nothing crinkles or crunches thanks to the excellent construction. Though Mark. - Six cores and twelve threads on the Intel Core i7-10750H - AMD is not an option for me because I use a lot of specialized software, but if you want a PC for gaming, go with AMD + Ryzen. - Memory and disk: Taking less space at this time would be ineffective. Two Kingston LV32D4S2S8HD-8 modules, each with 8GB of DDR4-3200 SDRAM (24-22-22-52 at 1600MHz), are the memory specifications. Details of the disk: SKHynix_HFM512GDHTNI-87A0B. A cable and bolts for an extra SSD or HDD drive can be installed using the kit's M2 connector. - GeForce GTX 1650 (4 GB) video card. Since I play so infrequently, I am powerless to speak. I used Zombotron for the test because it flies at its highest settings. Sorry, no additional toys. The Matrix. NV156FHM-NX1 by BOEhydis. Although it may have been 20–30% brighter, I like it. I'm not sure what will work with graphics, but I have no idea about programming or video games. No lights were discovered. – A keyboard. Full keyboard, no missing keys. There are three levels of backlighting: disabled, minimal, and maximal. Although the location of the power button is unique (I'm used to it being somewhere on the side), everything else seems standard. There is occasionally a creak when printing that is audible to the maximum degree. — A camera. I believe that 1 megapixel is sufficient for Skype and other zooms. This is unquestionably the case with all computers, but if you require quality and bells and whistles, purchase a separate one. For fans, there is a curtain. You don't have to guess if the video is on or off thanks to the vivid camera indication. I paid 79,490 for it on AliExpress, but everything else—including the manufacturer—charges 10–12 thousand more. All in all, a great laptop for the money. I advise buying.