QUOTE(nordtty @ Jan 1 2022, 08:38 PM)
No company can guarantee every single laptop has perfect quality, but if we look at statistics, lenovo is actually okay la
I know... But now I have a bad laptop and a bad warranty.
QUOTE(chkwong @ Jan 2 2022, 11:54 AM)
Try not to set your CPU to 100%, set to 90% (maximum processor state) and disable boost mode (processor performance boost mode). Minimum processor state to 2 or 3%. (during idle state). With this, then try set to 100% for the processor performance core parking min cores (for responsiveness/gaming). Maximum processor frequency to approx. 90% of the max clock speed. Then the laptop won't be overstress, overheat during gaming and likely to last much longer. Battery life is likely increased too. Always try get the highest spec CPU, then set as such. Basically, you overprovisioned your CPU but set to 80-90% ceiling and the thermals will be much better.
And use a laptop fan cooler underneath. To divert the heat away.
Not much gaming more to browsing...It just suddenly stopped turning on one day... Ryzen 7 4800H too much to handle? Anyway it seems closely connected to the battery.. im not sure.. bad battery? Im not sure what component is fried in the motherboard..
QUOTE(kongmingdao @ Jan 3 2022, 07:00 AM)
Lenovo laptop quality is bad.
Even I install Windows for customer, the key board key not function well.
Forgot to mention that my ideapad 3 does also have some keyboard not functioning..
edit: Just now got a call they would replace some parts...
This post has been edited by afiq10: Jan 3 2022, 06:08 PM