Quote from: samp on April 20, 2024, 07:01:28The Panel used here uses 8bit + 2bit frc to show 10 bit it is not true 10 bit panel so it causes eye pain to sensitive users so beware while buying this laptopany suggestions of laptops with good panels? finding the one that good for my eyes is a huge problem for me. lately I'm trying to find a laptop I can use (at least 16 inches preferably), but so far no luck.
Quote from: samp on April 20, 2024, 07:01:28The Panel used here uses 8bit + 2bit frc to show 10 bit it is not true 10 bit panel so it causes eye pain to sensitive users so beware while buying this laptopThere are very few native 10-bit panels and this is also a problem. Although for a proper 4k panel (2.5k is wild nonsense) a 36-bit color is always required, and not 30-bit to eliminate banding.
Quote from: Hey its me on April 03, 2024, 20:53:59Sorry, but for someone who studied "reactor physics", it is hilarious to write that the Legion Pro 5 is big and heavy.
Maybe it's me, but I find it very embarrassing when grown-ups cry a river about a weight of 2.5kg XD This is so sad. People get so snivelling. Poor mankind.
Quote from: RobertJasiek on April 03, 2024, 21:41:33You need to take into account its total TDP of 115W for CPU and GPU under full load combined. Furthermore, recall that NikoB is a CPU user and hardly needs a dGPU. So the weight of his notebook in related to TDP is good for cooling.All fair and good there, I'm not saying anything against that. I just find it pretty amusing how he complains about EVERYTHING about every existing laptop while his own laptop has precisely ALL OF THOSE cons that he mentions in his comments under other laptops, starting with a 1080p 141 PPI, 56% sRGB, 220 nits screen with low contrast (820:1) that he has:
You must not compare other notebooks with a similar weight but roughly double the TDP.
Quote from: NikoB on March 31, 2024, 21:58:51We need an 18" 4k 16:10 with 1500:1+.😺
The screen itself is mediocre. No good response, no contrast above 1500:1, but better 2000:1.
Quote from: NikoB on March 19, 2024, 16:21:13Firstly, as the review showed, it has a completely mediocre screen with low ppi. Anything below 220-230 ppi is a priori bad screens for text and graphics.😺
Quote from: Neenyah on April 03, 2024, 21:18:22And now, to put things into full perspective, check his laptop:
So this one: Dell G5 15 5587 (i5-8300H, GTX 1060 Max-Q, SSD, IPS) Laptop ReviewQuoteWeight: 2.853 kg ( = 100.64 oz / 6.29 pounds)
Quote from: Hey its me on April 03, 2024, 20:53:59Maybe it's me, but I find it very embarrassing when grown-ups cry a river about a weight of 2.5kg XD This is so sad.And now, to put things into full perspective, check his laptop:
Quote from: NikoB on February 05, 2024, 12:29:47Quotelarge and heavy even for its size category)))))))
Author, this is just funny. Compare this runt to my Dell G5 5587 15.6" - 2.83 kg and almost 17" body dimensions. This is a truly quiet machine!
QuoteWeight: 2.853 kg ( = 100.64 oz / 6.29 pounds)
QuoteHowever, there's no escaping the fact that the model is on the bigger and heavier side even for a 16-inch gaming laptop.
Quote from: Enma45 on April 01, 2024, 17:09:51It seems like a high price to me, $2100 for this laptop, before I prefer to buy something with more mobility and that will be more useful and MINISFORUM V3 has just been released, a three-in-one that has everything with artificial intelligence for many yearsGrab a rope and hang yourself.