Lenovo Legion 5i Pro i7 12700H RTX 3060 Gaming & Editing Laptop Unboxing & detailed specifications
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Hello everybody!
This video is an unboxing of Lenovo Legion 5i Pro Gen 7 Laptop.
Intel i7 12th Gen 12700H 2.3 GHz, Turbo up to 4.7 GHz
Intel Iris Xe Integrated GPU
NVIDIA RTX 3060 6GB GDDR6 dedicated GPU 140W TGP
16GB DDR5 RAM - Dual Channel, Micron (upgradable up to 32GB)
1TB M.2 NVME SSD, Samsung
2nd M.2 slot for upgrade
16” WQHD (2K) display, 16:10, 500 nits, 165Hz
RGB backlit keyboard with number pad
80 Wh battery with fast charging
300 watt power adapter
Windows 11 Home
Office Home and Student
720p camera
MUX Switch
Details:
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I booked this laptop a few days back
But i am rather worried then excited..
will rtx 3060 be enough for gaming?
It can run games from 40FPS to 120FPS in 1440p without any issues. Power adapter is must to reach maximum TGP. RTX 3060 is one great GPU in mid range gaming.
@@MADWalker I have been gaming on previous year laptop that had 2 gb graphics I don’t really know the difference between 1080p and 1440p
But all i can do now is wait… i just do simple casual gaming.. i want it to run red dead redemption 2 that’s all i want really
For Red Dead Redemption 2, with 12700H and 3060, we shall get around 75 FPS on average with ultra settings and 140 TDP
@@MADWalker yes
Bro same laptop with ryzen 7 6800h is good or should I buy intel variant??
Compared to 6800H, the intel's 12700H is faster and better in all the aspects, except for the power handling. 12700H laptops will utilize somewhat more power than 6800H. If you are more concerned about battery life, AMD is better. If you can use power adapter all the time, then the go for 12700H.
But, 12700H is superior in all required configs that a gaming/editing laptop should have.
If you are a content creator, no doubts. Just choose 12700H.
Even for gaming, 12700H gives more FPS than 6800H in both FHD and QHD.
also Intel model has Thunderbolt 4, so you can plug in a eGPU in the future if you need to
@@zxphvr Can you use existing 3060 with external eGPU in same time?
@@marebeli1 this isn't possible for any laptop to do unfortunately; if you plug in an eGPU, then you will not be using the dGPU in the laptop at that point, and SLI isn't an option either - however there have been some reports of users being able to run SLI in this kind of configuration, but there isn't an easy implementation for it as far as I'm aware, so I wouldn't venture into this option hoping for it to work with current implementation of GPUs in laptops
Bro this Lil kid made the video??? 👏👏
What would you say about these specs?
Lenovo Legion 5 Pro 16IAH7H Gaming Laptop, 16" WQXGA HDR 165Hz Display, Intel Core i7-12700H, 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 8GB
Definitely there will be some boost in gaming performance and the 8GB gpu can be future proof for upcoming games.
this laptop will easily power through ANYTHING you throw at it for the next few years *minimum*. i have the 5 Pro with a 12700H, and with the extra RAM in the build you mentioned in comparison to mine, as well as the GPU upgrade from 3060 to 3070, you will very very rarely find situations where the laptop will struggle - this is easily one of the most competitive price/spec laptops on the market as of right now
I have also legion 5 ryzen 7 5800H RTX 3060 with 300W charger. as you are saying it will consume 300W full electric to achieve its full performance. Now my question is if i am using this laptop just for my normal work like coding, browsing etc and if i plugedin the charger then how much watt it will consume.???
Hi, Below are some approximate reading taken from wall socket monitor.
Windows 11 Booting - 55W
Windows logged in and idle - 19W
Chrome browser loading a page - 30W to 50W
Chrome browser idle with 5 tabs - 20W
Chrome - youtube - normal - 50W
Chrome - youtube - 2K 60fps full screen - 50W
Word & excel open - 20W
4GB File copy - 60W
4K 30FPS MP4 video playback - vlc - 27W
@@MADWalker can u please tell the exact?? As u have told alot of watt... What will be the overall watt any idea?
When I tried all the scenarios mentioned in my previous reply and got almost exactly the same readings.
Overall watts is not constant. Laptop will utilise the power for what it needs. Even if adaptor is 300 watts, if laptop needs 50W to process something, then it will be 50W only.
Maximum watts is required only when CPU, iGPU, dGPU, and other components works at 100%.
Ok thanks
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How many kidneys are needed to buy this? I can spare one
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