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Despite its entry-level status as a gaming laptop, the Legion Pro manages to amaze with its moderate fan noise, vibrant colours, and solid construction. The reasonably priced AMD variant demonstrates the limits of the RTX 4050’s efficiency.
Released on August 8, 2023, by Mario Petzold (equivalent to Zhiwei Zhuang)
The entry-level design of the Legion Pro 5 16ARX8 is worth a closer look, thanks to its brighter-than-average display screen, abundance of ports, and superb chassis.
Even the most recent games can run at smooth framerates and maxed-out graphics settings on a PC with an RTX 4050 and a Ryzen 5 7645HX. In our testing, we consistently achieved above 100 FPS with just modest limitations (such as playing games in Full HD only). This gives the Legion Pro 5 a significant advantage over many competing systems that also use the RTX 4050.
For this reason, the gaming laptop is a viable option for recreational gamers. Some amateur photographers and video editors would be pleased with this laptop, especially because of its color-accurate 16:10 screen.
Lenovo’s Legion Pro 5 excels as both a work and gaming device in nearly any scenario thanks to its quiet design, low power consumption, and powerful cooling system.
Finest efficiency isn’t constantly required
Getting the most out of your Legion investment requires delving deeply into the included Lenovo Vantage software.
While we screened a large number of games, we were unable to improve upon the present above-average benchmark led to the vast majority of them. You may adjust the fan curve, power allocation, and critical temperature limits to your liking, making this gaming notebook highly adaptable to your needs.
The Legion Pro 5 can be configured to run silently or to meet the needs of a specific game by considerably reducing its processing power.
The Lenovo Legion Pro 5’s predefined efficiency modes and other manual settings make this possible with a fair amount of work. The great characteristics help with the device’s adaptability.
Our in-depth analysis of the Lenovo Legion Pro 5 16ARX8 (Ryzen 7645HX, RTX 4050) includes information on the device’s advantages and disadvantages, as well as the results of various benchmarks and our final verdict.
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Since 1989, when I first used an Intel 8086, I’ve been a computer user. I also remember the Internet from its early days, when commercial and social networks overtook those associated with schools of higher education. Never lose my insatiable curiosity in the social and technological developments. In particular, I am considering the traditional personal computer — and, to a lesser extent, the portable computer, in which the components must worry themselves with minimal space and power. Since 2015, I’ve been doing what seems like a natural thing: writing technical guides and item conversations. My physics studies provide the baseline knowledge and perspective that is necessary.
Zhiwei Zhuang is a translator who has contributed 98 articles to Notebookcheck since 2022.
After completing my undergraduate degree in ecological engineering in Singapore, I relocated to Cologne in 2014 to begin working as a freelance translator. My translation projects typically centre on technical and scientific subjects. When I was young, I became engrossed in computers and other electronic gadgets. And I have many happy memories of reading various technology and gaming magazines. Working with Notebookcheck allows me to incorporate my personal hobbies into my professional work.
Published by Mario Petzold on 2023-08-08 (Updated on 2023-08-07)