Yoga 9i

Ok so it is a fool’s errand; I’ve had people tell me that my Yoga 9i would be more than enough. They talking out of their asses?

He’s using a yoga 9i. Thin and light work laptop. His paper specs mean nothing when it’s thermal solution is completely borked. He’s been making these posts non stop since the game released. Nothing will help him realize it’s not the game that’s his problem.

You made a good purchase honestly — the Zephyrus G16 is a great machine. But since you're asking, let me give you the honest comparison. Your thermal concern is the most valid part of this whole question. The Zephyrus is thinner than the Legions which means less room for cooling. For quick gaming se

i7 1280p , IRIS XE 96 CU, Lenovo Yoga 9i 2022. Connected to a LG C2 42" through TB4 adapter to HDMI, 4k@120 since February 2023 GFN Ultimate, maximum details. Always perfect.

I have failed the cult. I am officially handing in my TrackPoint card. I looked at the T1g Gen 8 and then I looked at the Yoga Pro 9i Aura. They have the same DNA: 64GB RAM, RTX 5070, and that identical 3.2K OLED panel. But then I saw the price tag on the T1g was basically a down payment on a house.

I hope the option for X9 and X7 Panther Lake chips will be available, because those have very strong iGPUs that make it worthwhile. The main issue, is the pricing will blow out tremendously, reaching 16" M5 Pro Macbook Pro territory (3-year Applecare included). So, do you still think it is worthwhil

It's no different than installing Linux on any other device! Experience wise there's a couple gotchas as is typical of newer hardware. HDR doesn't work out the box but the fix is almost out and there's workarounds [1] [2]. I had a weird issue where display blanks for a second after waking from suspe

I play a lot of PC games, but completely agree with you. They're not gaming laptops. But like you said almost all reviews have a massive section on gaming performance. I find this to be particularly daft because it says nothing about the day to day experience. I bought a Yoga 9i Aura a couple weeks

I got the yoga 9i 2in1 with intel ultra 7 258v process because Lenovo decided not to deliver me the yoga 7. I would have to say the yoga 9 is so premium I love everything about it the hinges seem sturdy and the touch screen is really smooth and responsive. The processor is incredible especially the

I recently bought Lenovo Yoga 9i Aura Edition with Lunar Lake. Everything works well with Fedora (and any recent 6.16+ kernels). It is thin, light, totally quite, performant, and battery life is superb easily 11+ hours. I would recommend this. The bonus is iGPU is great and you can play games on it.