A:AnswerHey Ana,
Yes, but since the system ships with 2x 16GB memory modules preinstalled, if you wish to upgrade to 64 (DDR5-5600, SODIMM), you'd have to take out the sticks it ships with and put in 2x 32GB sticks.
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A:AnswerHey MVPHONE,
Based on user reviews, on the top end you can play Battlefield 6 on medium graphics settings and get around 110+FPS at 2K with the laptop in max performance mode.
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A:AnswerYes, you can upgrade the RAM on your Lenovo Legion 7i. The 2025 model (Gen 10) features two DDR5 SO-DIMM slots, which are both user-accessible and not soldered to the motherboard
A:AnswerHey robert,
The system's CPU support up to four displays, including the laptop's 16" OLED display (3 external).
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A:AnswerHey NanceLvr,
This Legion 7i features two M.2 storage slots that are PCIe 4.0 x4.
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A:AnswerHey Nate,
The Legion 7i's USB-C ports do support USB Power Delivery for charging (up to 100W). To note, this unit was not designed with USB-C charging solely in mind, and by not delivering a high enough wattage to the Legion 7i (around 200W+), your system may charge slower, and even during strenuous workloads the battery may drain faster than the 140W or lower USB-C charger can supply and performance may drop during that time. When charging via USB-C, we recommend utilizing the system's MUX switch to toggle the GPU working mode so that the NVIDIA graphics isn't drawing power, and to limit depending software usage like video editing, rendering, and gaming to reduce the risk of negative battery charging.
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A:AnswerHey MVPHONE,
You can upgrade storage by swapping out the preinstalled drive, along with installing another M.2 2280 SSD in the laptop's open storage slot.
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A:AnswerHey j,
Yes, the Legion 7i's OLED display is TÜV Rheinland Low Blue Light certified.
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A:AnswerHey Randy,
The RTX 5070's noted TGP is 115W, and the max wattage for the Intel CPU is up to 160W.
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A:AnswerHey Kevin,
Both the top and bottom of the Legion 7i is made of aluminum, including the keyboard deck.
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A:AnswerHey Tim,
We're sorry to hear that you are displeased with the Legion 7i not featuring an ethernet port. We offer a variety of devices with unique traits, characteristics, design languages, and configurations to help ensure all can find a system for their needs. While the Legion 7i was designed without an ethernet port, and we have noted your feedback, as it may be considered for future design differences. In the meantime, should you wish to have a high performing gaming system with an ethernet port, please consider the Legion Pro 5i and 7i device series that's currently offered at Best Buy, like this Legon Pro 5i with Core U9, 32GB of memory, and an RTX 5070Ti: https://www.bestbuy.com/product/lenovo-legion-pro-5i-16-2-5k-oled-gaming-laptop-intel-core-ultra-9-275hx-32gb-memory-nvidia-geforce-rtx-5070ti-2tb-ssd-eclipse-black/JJGSH8TFG9
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