Lenovo Ideapad Gaming 3 vs HP Pavilion Gaming 15

This is another less demanding esports title, so ultra settings is still able to hit average FPS above the screens refresh rate. While high settings w...

8gb ram is not enough for gaming, need add more 8gb or upgrade to 32gb monitor is not IPS type witch i saw spec on internet, it is TN type bad color and bad view angle

It’s easy to dismiss the IdeaPad Gaming 3’s faults when you consider its price, but the reality is Lenovo could have done a better job here. It’s great that it includes a powerful processor and high refresh rate display, but without a better graphics card, those benefits go to waste. Just being able to run games isn’t quite enough to recommend this as the gaming laptop to buy — even if it’s aimed at people on a strict budget. I’d either hold out for a deal on a more expensive option or consider Dell’s new $880 G5 15 SE, which features AMD’s comparable 7nm Ryzen 5 4600H processor and superior RX 5600M graphic chip

For a windows laptop i would not want to go higher than 950 euros. I have found an HP pavilion 15 with ryzen 7 5800h, 16 gigs of ram and geforce 1650 at 950 euros and I think for a windows laptop its a good offer.

Its battery life is tooo bad. Like half an hour. And also the display brightness is not optimal I think.

I bought this laptop in store in July 14th and returned it within 15 days the laptop itself was good . The quality of my game was amazing but the battery life sucks. It stop charging like the 10th day. Only charging when the laptop itself was closed

6 pounds) or the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 (a 14-inch laptop that weighs just 3.52 pounds). Compared to other budget machines like the Dell G5 15 SE (5.5 pounds) and Acer Predator Helios 300 (5

The laptop is a little smaller than my current one but bulkier and heavier making it not ideal to carry around a lot. The laptop overall looks normal, just thicker. The screen is a great size especially to play games or run graphics. The sound is nice