Lenovo Legion 5 Laptop, This is a full power model. Will come with a very lightly used Logitech ProX Superlight mouse if requested. Will be shipped in the original box with original packaging including charger and cables, signature confirmation, insured, and declared hazmat for the battery. I bought this laptop specifically for a business trip, and I no longer need it. I will fully reset and clean this laptop before shipping it out.

Specs are:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 6800

GPU: Nvidia RTX 3070 Ti full power model and overclock-able.

Ram: 64 GB DDR5 Quad channel

Storage: 2.5 TB

512 GB main drive, Samsung OEM NVMe gen 4

2TB Samsung 980 Pro NVMe gen 4

3 USB type C ports, and 3 USB Type A ports. All are super fast and work correctly, and are tight. Has display out, via HDMI, or the type C ports. One of the type C ports is set to charge your other devices, even when the laptop is off, and accept a charge from an external power bank. It also has a dedicated HDMI output.

The RTX 3070ti in this laptop is on par with a RTX 5060 when overclocked, but it does use more power. At stock speeds, it is generally about 10-15% faster than a RTX 4060. And you can overclock this GPU for even more performance easily in the Legion app. The I-GPU in the Ryzen 6800 is good enough to play older titles and many e-sports titles at decent frame rates if you need to save your battery.

WiFi 6e and Ethernet hook up with bluetooth. Has all the latest features.

Screen is 1080p 165 Hz. Has built in webcam with privacy shutter as well.

It has the larger 80Wh battery. It has a MUX switch, so you can switch between using only the CPU integrated graphics to extend battery life (it will run for about 9-10 hours with video playback, with i-GPU only and battery saver on), or you can use just the dedicated GPU (the RTX 3070Ti) for harder tasks or gaming, or use the auto mode to switch back and forth when needed without restarting.

I bought this about 2 years ago, and rarely used it, as I have a dedicated work laptop, so this was used primarily on vacation trips, maybe 3-4 times a year for a week at a time. This is a beast of a laptop, whether gaming, editing, creating, modeling, etc...

I have the laptop shown hooked up to a 1440p ultrawide external monitor and the benchmark was run using the external monitor. If using the native display (1080p), your frame rates will be significantly higher.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask.