Lenovo Legion Pro 5 16" gaming laptop, Win 11 Home, black 83LU000NMX

And it has definitely proven my expectations of gaming laptops wrong. Everything running smoothly, and build quality is great.

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This issue doesn't affect the overall gaming experience or your work, but I wanted to report it. I upgraded from a Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3. The system stutters and freezes when switching between graphics cards (I'm referring to transitions between Nvidia, Intel, and AMD). These stutters are very annoying; it feels like your 165Hz panel is freezing up. On my old laptop, I largely solved this problem by keeping the Nvidia GPU active; on this one, I fixed it by using the dGPU (enabling only the Nvidia card). I bought the device knowing this issue existed because Lenovo generally offers good build quality and service. Of course, the keyboard lighting on this device is mediocre—they've added just a few modes; I would have expected better RGB and sound quality on a device costing 2,300 euros.

My reasons for deducting points are the removal of certain BIOS settings, the lack of sound quality, the RGB issues, and the stuttering problems.

(Honestly, I also would have liked to overclock the 275HX processor.)

And then there are the numerous apps that come pre-installed with the device.

Don't hesitate to buy the device; it's a nice, high-quality machine. These are its shortcomings—I didn't notice any others. If an IPS model had been available, I would have chosen that to avoid the risk of burn-in, but I couldn't find one, so I bought this version anyway.

However, it is disappointing that a giant like Lenovo hasn't been able to resolve these stuttering issues after all these years, because, frankly, I wanted to use the device with Advanced Optimus.