Lenovo IdeaPad 3 Gaming Laptop 15.6 120Hz, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Ti 4GB GDDR6, 6-core AMD Ryzen 5-5600H(up to 4.2GHz), 16GB RAM 1TB PCIe SSD, Windows 11

The R5 5600H variant of this Laptop paired with the RTX 3050 TI is a dream for gaming and very affordable. An extra stick of RAM from the base 8GB model will go a long way, crucial sells the sticks and they are very easy to install minus the work with the back cover. With all gaming laptops, there can some fan noise and you have to watch temps, I recommend getting a cooling pad also. There also is the battery life, if you want to game, you will need to have this plugged in. Even when setting it up from 90% it only lasted about an hour and a half before it was basically dead so portability is not going to be found here.

Great computer does everything I want it to and more.

Recien la tengo poco mas de dos semanas y me parece muy buena maquina y veloz.

Its amazing the battery could be better when gaming but plugged in great! For the price you cant beat it

This laptop has run everything Ive thrown at it from Planetside 2, Tekken 7, Destiny 2, Splitgate, Halo Infinite multiplayer, Guild Wars 2, Kurtzpel, Smite, Valorant. Most of these (excluding Halo) run just fine with maxed out graphics settings with 100+ fps in 1080p. Personally I have an external monitor I use that does support 4k but the laptop doesnt run most applications in 4k with smooth frame rates (60+). The built in screen is 120hz 1920x1080 ips panel. Personally I think the screen doesnt quite get bright enough for well light areas but in a bedroom or away from windows its just fine, with a Nvidia Geforce RTX 3050ti mobile/laptop graphics card with 4gb Vram as well as integrated graphics AMD Radeon with the APU. The version I got came with 1tb M.2 SSD, 16gb of dual channel ram (8gb sticks in both slots), The CPU is a Ryzen 5 5600H with a base clockspeed of 3.3 ghz. It probably wont run recent AAA titles on high settings but could probably manage a 45fps+ on low with games like Cyberpunk or Horizon Zero Dawn. Recently started using OBS for streaming on twitch and it has no problems streaming in 1080p60 assuming your internet can handle it. Also started using Unity for some game design and have had no problems overall a very good laptop for its price. The only real downside is the battery life that gets maybe 2 hours of office like work. So if you need something that can move around the house or an office building that you have nearby useable outlets than I would definitely recommend it or even if its just at home for a desktop replacement. But if you need it for long hours of work or school for the portability factor I would look into something else. Especially because theres no mux switch to reduce battery consumption.