My lenovo legion 5 16irx9 died after 5 months.
Hey everyone,

I could really use some honest advice from people who’ve been using gaming laptops for a while.

I bought my first gaming laptop around 5 months ago, and sadly, it completely died while I was playing a game.

It froze, made a loud buzzing sound, showed a blue-screen error related to "Kernel Mode Trap", and then never turned back on properly.

I tried everything:

• power resets,
• reseating RAM and SSD, etc.

but it turned out to be a hardware fault on the board. Soldering BGA problem on cpu. Basically, it’s gone. I have decided never to purchase Lenovo Legion laptops ever again after this incident.

I’m now planning to buy another one, but this time I really want something reliable (no lenovo)

not something that gives up in a few months. I’m fine with any brand, except for Lenovo, as long as it’s solidly built and spare parts (like battery and fans) are easy to find. It must be reliable from hardware perspective

I’m mainly looking for a laptop that can handle gaming smoothly (titles like RDR2, Valhalla, and future title GTA 6) but also won’t have hardware issues down the road. I play games on 1080p with medium to high graphics at 60fps.

Desktop is not an option for me!

So I’d love to hear from you guys:

1) Which gaming laptop have you personally used the longest without problems?

2) How’s it holding up in terms of performance and temps?

3) Any models you’d recommend (or avoid) based on real use? (I do not want lenovo. I despise them after how my legion laptop died so prematurely even after taking good care of it!)

Thanks in advance to anyone who replies.

I just want to make sure my next laptop lasts this time.
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Thermal Lance 10 月 25 日 下午 1:33 
Don't bother with HP either, those holds together with hopes and dreams.
LadderKombatant 10 月 25 日 下午 1:41 
引用自 Thermal Lance
Don't bother with HP either, those holds together with hopes and dreams.
What gaming machine are you using and how long have you been using it?
Thermal Lance 10 月 25 日 下午 1:55 
引用自 LadderKombatant
引用自 Thermal Lance
Don't bother with HP either, those holds together with hopes and dreams.
What gaming machine are you using and how long have you been using it?
HP pissed me off so bad with the quality of their gaming laptops I went to console. Should tell you all you need. XD

Only good thing I can say about hp is that their customer service wasn't too bad to deal with.

I don't have any other relevant feedback on gaming laptops.
Bad 💀 Motha 10 月 25 日 下午 2:29 
Just get it fixed or replaced under warranty.

Next time, look at XoticPC.com and SagerNotebook.com
chuu 10 月 25 日 下午 2:32 
Don't really trust gaming laptops, they overheat, are ass to clean, their cooling solution is usually really really bad, you'll always nees to be on a charger unless you're up to short battery life and bad performance.

Unless you really need a portable PC, get yourself a desktop and a cheap laptop for wathever but demanding tasks like gaming
A&A 10 月 25 日 下午 2:39 
It's under warranty. Let them fix it and sell it.

Lenovo's low-mdeium tier laptops seems to have bad reliability overall unlike their true Thinkpads.

I would not look for HP, Dell and Acer.
最后由 A&A 编辑于; 10 月 25 日 下午 2:42
smallcat 10 月 25 日 下午 2:46 
i have a 13 year old laptop Samsung . The only issue - overheating .it s not meant for gaming i guess but yet the overheating is real . You know , tweaking power limit is a workaround .nothing else i could do
最后由 smallcat 编辑于; 10 月 25 日 下午 2:49
_I_ 10 月 25 日 下午 2:57 
or if you have a capable desktop for streaming, you can use remote play on almost any laptop
40-50mb/s is all that needed for a good quality 1080p60 stream with steam
or less using xbox cloud play, which works good
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