Lenovo - Legion Gaming Desktop - Intel Core i7 - 9700F - 16GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti - 1TB HDD + 256GB SSD - Phantom Black

Pros - - Extremely quiet! - Fast! - Cool looking case with lighting and Legion logo! - Good sound (Dolby Atmos)! - The inside fan LED's colors can be customized! - Gigabit Ethernet! - Plenty of drive space with both the SSD and HD (possibly... I don't know what happens when you run out of space on the SSD. I've never had that happen before on a computer I owned). - Sufficient RAM for the time being. - The computer itself can be upgraded. - Plenty of up to date USB ports. Cons - - The mouse and keyboard that came with it were very poor quality (not only did they feel cheap and look cheap, but they were very light and could easily break). So I decided to buy my own gaming keyboard and mouse. - I can't figure out how to keep my RGB LED's the color I want them inside the tower (Cyan). Just about every time I shut down and turn my PC back on, the LED's inside the tower reset to their default color setting. This also happens to my Logitech Gaming Keyboard's color setting. It also gets set back to default whenever the tower fans do. I haven't been able to find solutions to these problems. My new Logitech keyboard may have something to do with it. - This Monday I found out through 3 Logitech employees (2 through Lenovo’s hotline and 1 through an online chat representative) that the maximum amount of memory or RAM my PC can have is 16GB. I think that’s too low for a Gaming PC, especially nowadays. I also couldn't find the maximum RAM my PC could have online, even through Lenovo's support site, which was time consuming and hard on me. - The last thing is that when I get on Facebook Messenger, there's times where my video will get blurry. It lasts for about a minute or two then goes away for quite a while. I think it might be my webcam since I found out it was on streaming mode after I updated it. If I could have solved the problem with my LED's, and been able to upgrade the RAM to possibly 32GB, or definitely 64GB of RAM, I would give this PC a lot higher rating, and I would keep it. But these 2 problems were deal breakers for me.

Runs decent nd has no issues but it says it is supposed to have 4 slots of ram but only has 2

If you're looking for just a gaming PC to run at 144 fps at high settings this pc will run smoothly and perfectly fine ! I'm using this pc for streaming and gaming and it also runs fine, I have yet to upgrade and I still like the way it runs! It comes with 16 gigs of ram so there's really no point in getting more ram. I have to say for editing videos I'm not certain about how smooth it runs. One thing i might upgrade in the future is the graphics card. There has been times that my game has crashed but the reason for that I believe is because i was running, Stream labs, spotify, youtube, stream labs chat bot, fortnite, and i was also streaming at 720 60 fps. If you don't plan on streaming and having alot of applications in the background running i say there should be no problem either way if you do you should be fine.

The motherboard is a oem lenvono which is not bad the vrms or the lack of is ok it comes with 2 case fans which u can add one more but that's it. The lack of rgb controls for the case and I want to shut off all the lighting if possible I would, than the max memory is 16gb unless the motherboard supports 16gb sticks than it will support 32 which would be nice. The 130watt CPU cooler is nice but I dont see any rgb which I'm fine with. It silently works well until it under some load and you notice a rockshipt is about to take off but it keeps thermals well in check. I only see 1 m2 storage which is only 256gb which is good enough for O.S and I'll use my own ssd 1tb. The power supply is is rated 650watts 80plus gold which is I think 90 to 95% or 585 watts to 590 and it doesnt look pretty the insides so why the rgb lighting? Standard 8gb 2666 sticks is ok I like it does the job. I paired it with a lg 2I 144hz ips monitor and it looks amazing but on 1080p 1660 ti good enough for me. Pro: fast wifi and bluetooth is really handy, good size for me needs, built in software levono is decent. The hardware is good on paper. The graphics card I think can be upgradable if it fits. The gtx 1660ti is good for 1080 144hz gaming but I got 2k Cons: no rgb control for the case or no manual to tell let know to shut off the lighting, motherboard is ok but other companies use after market parts for the motherboards. The iO is decent I like but.. the 1660ti that comes with it only has 1 DP I use oculus rift S and I need at least 2 DP it's on my part since I didn't want to spend the extra money for better parts.also there is fan rgb controls for the exit fan I like but I dont use

My son has had this computer for 2 years now and it’s been so good he’s never complained to me about it

My Lenovo-Legion PC has been amazing! The boot-up time is.....well there isn't really a boot-up time. The amount of time it takes to display the login screen from the time you press the power button is well I'm pretty sure the few seconds of wait time is my monitor turning on. That the great thing about the operating system being installed on an SSD drive. Keep in mind the SSD drive is only 256GB so if you want any games installed on an SSD you'll need to purchase an additional SSD storage drive (that's what I did). Which was super easy to install. I still need to purchase the correct mounting adaptor. Oh and so far every Oculus Rift S game I've played has performed perfectly. Whenever I run a benchmark for the game auto-configuration, I'm ending up running the game in High Quality or Ultra. I do leave the side panel off just to help with the temp. Not because it got hot or anything but just because keeping components that do get hot during operation) in a small enclosed box just doesn't make much sense to me. Anyways long story short....I would buy this PC again without a second thought and have recommended it to my friends

I've had this computer a year and like everything about it except its lighting features. I covered the bright aqua light on the front to keep it from being a distraction. The clear cover on the tower's left side reveals its interior with a lot of bright aqua lighting. Fortunely, that side faces the wall; so I forget its prominent design. I am not into gaming, but I bought a gaming computer because it has a fast processor. When I create digital paintings, I make fast changes. This computer keeps up with those chances with ease.

It’s been a while since I have been 100% satisfied with a purchase of something that has a larger cost. I am now, as every night when I fire this Lenovo Gaming PC up, I am still 100% glad I bought it. I have been building or buying PC’s for over 20 years, and Microsoft Flight Simulator has always been the driving factor of my PC. Now I am older, no time to build, but wanted a PC fast to play the latest MSFS. I was in Best Buy, did not want to buy PC online but in person. BB is close, and when I walked in, the Salesgirl said, this one came in but not on the web yet. I looked at the specs, and said I’ll take it. I have added another 2 drives, and that is it. Works FLAWLESSLY. FAST and GREAT FPS. Anything that could be a shortcoming, such as only 2 mem slots, is not for me as I understood the specs from the beginning. A1 Lenovo Legion, WOW. Last, Best Buy price was pretty much same as Amazon, or other online, but I can pickup here in person.