Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very good system for the price. Ryzen5, ax type board, with a decent ssd is good at this price point. Only issue i have is a horrible hum that is coming from the back fan. Going to try to change fan settings in bios this evening and if that doesn't work ill just replace it.

Love this computer! The only thing I recommend is that you upgrade the ram and buy a standalone ssd hdd as it takes uo a ram slot with the one it came with. Other than that great for gaming and streaming!

This is my first desktop I’ve ever purchased great for what it is Especially if your looking for reasonable priced gaming PC I would definitely recommend anyone to buy this desktop runs great looks beautiful

After much research, I have decided to upgrade my 10 years old Desktop to this beautiful machine Lenovo Legion Tower 5. The unit is very well-built, and it looks really nice with full-spectrum LED lights. The drawback is that this unit comes with a 400W power supply, which is just barely enough to run the system. I recommend upgrading the power supply to at least 500W to ensure the highest performance and longevity of the system. This system is upgradable with two trays for additional HDDs, it also has 4 slots of RAM. The case is 26L, but it quite cramps inside due to weird frame dividers. I am able to add 16 GB of RAm (total 24GB) and upgrade the power supply to Corsair 660W. Overall, I am very happy with this unit.

Love it works great I stream everyday on twitch also play fortnite perfect beginner pc follow me on twitch ttvgoatonstix

Great starter p.c for gaming. My son has made some large game downloads and so have I and we still have plenty of gigs left to play with. The best buy fella who helped me choose this p.c showed me how easy it is to swap memory cards, so when we're ready to upgrade we can either do it ourselves or bring it to geek squad. I purchased the 3 year geek squad protection plan with this should I need them, I feel comfortable knowing we have that protection.

this pc is god awful well not too awful lets say when it comes to gaming, performs very good gaming but when it comes to doing other things such as just having a tab open or i have discord spotify or something open or if i try to just to browse the internet or watch videos it just crashes like what the heck? like is lenovo good the parts gotta be cheaped out if its acting like this, ive been having several crashes back to back especially on the first day of having my pc i got 2 crashes i thought it was just a natural regular thing okay maybe ill give it a chance but it keeps happening and happening then all of a sudden at some point i played my games my pc just randomly resets also mic connection its so bad i dont know if it could possibly be me but wow i get told that my stuff sounds low or its bad, its just so much about having this pc and ive only had it for a week and i get constant crashes if anyone is looking out for pcs and think this is the right choice its honestly a 50/50 but i would definitely not get this dont let the specs trick you. its just crazy even with optimizing the pc same issues ran through again but again dont let this trick you theres pcs cheaper than this garb that can outperform it

Ordered in store...got it shipped to my house. Plugged it in and got an error message right away stating "Your PC/Device needs to be repaired". Followed the prompts and attempted to do a Recovery but it just kept displaying the same error message. Gave up after numerous attempts. Hoping this was just a case of bad luck. Will try to order a replacement at Best Buy tomorrow and will update my review accordingly.

The pc runs good and all but I kept getting a prompt about my pc restarting every single time for example I watch YouTube for 20minutes and it blue screens me saying we ran into a problem and then restarts my pc I wouldn’t recommend this pc.

This is my first gaming computer as well as my first new computer that I have purchased. There wasn't anything in particular that drove me to buying this particular model other than it was available. When shopping for a computer I wanted three things 1) The computer must have an internal preinstalled graphics card of some merit 2) I wanted AMD since that is the current easiest way to guarantee an upgrade in the future should i want to. 3) It had to be a desktop This computer met all of these qualifications for a price point that was well under the amount that I would have spent purchasing the parts myself given the large scalping prices on graphics cards right now. the computer worked well out of the box and only required a minimal amount of set up through lenovo's product things. surprisingly the computer came with very little bloat ware and really just came with the programs to run the RGB components in the case as well as mcafee which i am currently not using in favor of a different VPS. i have two complaints with the computer that give it a 4 star rating the first is really the compromises you make for this tier system i would have liked to have at least 16 gb of ram but honestly i can install that in the future, so im not too worried about it the second is the real complaint. it took me a couple of days of on and off fidling with the machine to figure out where the settings for the rgb are in the computers software, i found it finally but there was no mention of it in the pdf manual that came on the machine so there was a lot of trial and error just finding the settings. but once i got to them they worked like a dream. anyway overall a great computer for the price and im excited to try it out more as i play with it

I bought this for my 10 year old. He had a laptop but they are too fragile for him, so this worked out better. I normally build all of my computers, but with the parts so hard to come by right now, this was the best option I could find. Pros: - Good looking case; well ventilated - Good cable management - Lenovo bios is surprisingly user friendly & well done - Lenovo's software it uses to manage it's updates is clean - Very little bloatware installed - WiFi - RGB - Comes with a keyboard and mouse, which is nice if you need something NOW Cons: - 8GB of RAM, it's a samsung brand that I haven't had a super easy time finding at a good price - Power supply may need to be upgraded if you ever want to stick a higher end card in here, such as the RTX 2000/3000 series. If you are looking for a good entry level gaming PC, this is a good choice. You don't really have to upgrade anything to play most games. I personally would like to see it with 16GB of RAM, but 8GB will be ok for now. The 1650 Super is slightly better than a 1060, and it will do the job just fine for 1080p gaming. I paired this with a 1080p 144hz Gsync monitor from HP for my son, and it seems to make him pretty happy. We've tested Fortnite, WoW, Paladins, Battlerite, Sea of Thieves, and all run very well with GeForce experience recommended settings.

My first gaming computer. Not having to install mods to DOWNGRADE graphical quality and processing requirements for games is neat. I previously had a Samsung laptop with integrated graphics and 4gb ram. Playing Skyrim was such a struggle but I loved it and dealt with it. I was able to 'play' GTA IV and early versions of Ark on this lap top, for reference, of course on the lowest settings, with a lot of patience due to load times and pretty bad frame rates. By comparison, with this computer I'm actually able to launch Skyrim Special Edition, GTA V and Ark, all on the highest settings, straight out of the box. The speed that the games load at and the clarity of the graphics was startling. Not just my old lap top, but also way faster and better looking than even my Xbox One. Needless to say both my XB1 and PS4 will be collecting dust for a while. Other games I tried include PCSX2 (Marvel vs Capcom 2, 4k resolution, DX11), The Walking Dead (Final Season), Civilization V and Marvel vs Capcom Infinite, all on the highest settings. I have little doubt that this machine will carry me through into the next generation of gaming, although perhaps with slightly lowered settings. According to the Oculus VR compatibility app, it is also VR ready, which I'll look into eventually. Keyboard and mouse were a nice touch, but kinda basic, so I did replace them with gaming versions that also light up to better match the tower. Maybe I'm paranoid but I do wonder if the lights increase the temperature inside the tower. It's also pretty cool that the lights on the tower (and mouse and keyboard) stay lit up even when the computer is off. Fans are so quiet I don't notice them. The only 'drawback ' of this machine that I've seen so far is the relatively small hard drive. It is SSD, which is as fast as all the hype I've heard said it would be, but I'm glad I already owned a 2TB external hard drive. If other reviews are to be believed, however, this SSD takes up a RAM slot, so if you want to upgrade RAM at some point you'll have a choice to make. It's unfortunate that after I bought it I realized that there was an option to upgrade components for another $150. I would've gone for that if it was more viewable. Taking a point from value.

I NEED TO WARN PEOPLE ABOUT A BIG ISSUE THIS PC HAS FOR HIGH END GAMING. Let me first say, other than the issue I'm about to state, I adore this PC for the most part. It actually came in, in very good condition. No connectors half plugged in, cable management was pretty good besides the GPU power cable, it posted and booted just fine. It runs games like a dream and has amazing airflow for a prebuilt system HOWEVER.. THIS. PC. DOESN'T. ALLOW. XMP. Lenovo thought it was a good idea to not include memory profiles in this PC's BIOS. So this Corsair Vengeance RAM I just got is stuck at 2133 MHz, instead of it's max of 3200 MHz. Actually, it's the same BIOS as the Legion 7, however the Legion 7 allows XMP, but they locked that feature or took it out of this BIOS. There is no actual technical reason for this, this Ryzen 5 3600 can handle that RAM speed no problem. Nobody has commented about this in reviews and of course they don't say this in any sales material or specs for this PC. STOP HANDICAPPING PERFECTLY FINE SETUPS. They don't just expect every customer to keep the garbage single channel 8GB RAM in the system do they?

This is a really good pc it runs fortnite at 250-400 for me it depends on my settings and cod at 120 and siege runs 180-200 high settings

This guy has been the best thing ever. My first actual pc since the last one I got did not even function at all. This really takes the cake, started up and it had amazing speed and just til recently had to put new ram cards in. I would say personally this was probably the best first of you could ever get plus it’s affordable

It was a good starting pc and worked so well after almost 3 years

Got this a few months ago and it runs great. I mainly play cod on it but a few other games. Does fine with most settings maxed out. I don't know how it'll perform if you start getting more extensive though. I would recommend upgraded the ram, the motherboard and os should handle up to 128gb and it only comes with 8. An extra hard drive will be needed too especially if you're running cod. We all know they need some 500trillion gb of space for one game. Overall awesome unit though for the price. Good beginner setup and easily upgradeable.

I bought this when is was on sale for 100 dollars off. And then threw that 100 towards 16gb of ram so I don’t know what it’s like at 8gb but so far I am loving this pc. It’s not as flashy as some other PCs from the front but it definitely gets the job done with all my games. The only issue I’ve ever had is that randomly my USB ports will lose power for like a second, so for example my headset will cut out for a moment. But it’s very rare and like I said, doesn’t last long so it’s not a huge issue. Definitely worth the money. On sale at least

When I bought this it was the last one available. I was hoping to get at least 16 GB, and 1 tb. This Lenovo has 8gb of ram and 512gb, but it has performed much better than I had hoped. Very impressed as of now.

Bear in mind, I’m a computer novice and a gaming...well whatever is below novice. This computer is fast easy to connect and frankly the cool colors are awesome. I do wish it came with larger memory but I will add that later. After I watch 9,000 YouTube videos to show me how. There are so many free games out there to just get a hint at how good these graphics are. I am sure this graphics card is not for those who are serious gamers but for a person just starting, I am blown away.