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 Anson Shao ᠌

The car is fire, I thought until yesterday and . I still think so, despite what I saw inside the laptop. Having run the test in Hades, my eyes popped out a little from the data received: + -100C when consuming 60 watts ! IS IT IN GENERAL HOW TO UNDERSTAND? Despite the fact that amd claims 45w, in the "red light" mode, the laptop eats 60 and does not even think to weaken appetites while temperatures jump from 95 to 105 degrees. In auto mode (white button) consumption is 50 watts, in quiet 25. It turns out that 2 out of 3 operating modes are aimed at the outrageous capabilities of the processor. Plus, Lenovo tried so hard with the build quality that half of the thermal paste squeezed out from the crystal onto the substrate, and it’s hard to call it thermal paste . The problem with temperature and consumption is solved by the ryzen controller utility - I set the tdp of all boosts to 50W and observed the cherished + -80C 45 watts 3.7-3.8 GHz in Hades. In summary: I knew in advance about all the sores and subjective moments of this device, therefore, even such fly in the ointment from Lenova will not outweigh the positive qualities. Even before the purchase, I tuned in to change the thermal interface, there was only one question: thermal paste or liquid metal. There is no doubt left, just press only hardcore! The laptop suits me perfectly, but needs some work. We can say, a device for geeks who like to disassemble / assemble designers. 4800h/16/512/1650/60hz for 65 just a gift, compared to what is sold next door .