Review on Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3: 15.6 Inch AMD Ryzen Gaming Laptop with RTX 3060 6GB GDDR6 by Hotaru Kai ᠌

I have been using since July. I took it to the dacha to work on the weekends and play my favorite games, and at home to replace the stationary computer in order to tune in to the TV and drive games on FHD. I immediately bought another bar of operatives for 8 gigs - I finally finished it up to 16 gigs (and you don’t need more) and put a ssdshnik for 500 gigs. And it turned out what was needed. Bearing in mind that this percentage, in combination with such a vidyaha, during a particularly squalid gaman, they will make an infernal stove out of any laptop and get high, I immediately bought a fan stand so that the devils horns would blow while they stoker the performance of the shaitan machine. I took measurements, the temperature in games does not rise above 80 at the peak. But without a stand, when I forgot to turn it on, a couple of times it happened that after an hour or two it jogged up in the midst of the Mochilov hordes in Days Gone, but turning on the propellers saved the situation two times. However, it was summer, in the heat. So maybe the regular cooling could not cope also because of it. But despite this, it's still extra. Cooling is always on. This is reasonable, because it will allow you to carry out preventive maintenance, change the thermal paste not in a year, but in two, or even three. So if you like to din often, it is also better to take care of the stand in advance. Well, the PSU, of course, heats up coolly, an infection, but it’s understandable, there’s nothing you can do about it, you need to understand and forgive.