Lenovo Legion T5 Gen 8 Gaming Tower Desktop, 13th Gen Intel Core i7-13700F Processor, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070, 32GB DDR5 RAM, 2TB SSD, HDMl, DP, RJ-45, Wi-Fi 6, Windows 11 Home, Grey

This is my 4th Lenovo system, 2 laptops and this is my 2nd desktop and I still use them all between me and my wife. Had zero issues with any of them and the systems play everything I need. This new legion is amazing, powerful and fast. Plays everything I need with maxed out graphics as well as handles my Unreal Engine projects. Love the adjustable colors as well. The only thing I can complain about, and its not even a complaint, is that the description said it was a 13th gen i7 when actually it is 14th gen. I think I will forgive that issue though.

If I could give PCOnline 10 stars I would. I was skeptical at first because this is such a powerful machine at such a great price. Too good to be true, right? It came with a keyboard and mouse just as described. I was surprised because they are not cheap anybrand devices as I expected but good, Lenovo products all in the original packaging. About the computer--wow. It is exactly as the specs describe.I only had a few issues which were not PCOnline's fault:1) Do not uninstall McAfee antivirus--I did this and the Windows Key and Search stopped working, I couldn't get to Settings -- I had to do a System Restore by holding Shift and pressing Restart from the Ctrl-Alt-Delete screen. McAfee is just an evil company that will break your computer if you uninstall their "antivirus software".2) The 2nd disk drive, the HDD, did not show up originally in the My Computer section of Windows Explorer. I thought I got scammed but it did appear in Speccy. To fix this:You need to assign the second hard drive a drive letter -- search "Create and format hard disk partitions" -- right-click the "New Volume", pick "Change Drive Letter and Paths" and then pick a letter, any letter D-ZOtherwise it won't show up in Windows Explorer -- it will show up in Speccy and elswhere but you won't be able to use it to store files until you assign it a drive letter.3) Run Windows Update as soon as you can. This is a factory new machine but it has been sitting in the box for a while so some of the critical apps are out-of-date.All minor issues, none of which can be attributed to PCOnline. Thank you so so much, this is my dream computer and you got it to me in 4 days (internationally!) and in mint condition.

I wasn't sure what to expect with the Lenovo Legion T5 Gen 8, as I haven't always had the best experience with Lenovo products in the past. But I have to say, I'm very impressed! This desktop is a powerhouse for the price.Pros:Quiet operation: Even under heavy loads, the Legion T5 Gen 8 stays surprisingly quiet. This is a major plus for me, as I can't stand a noisy computer.Blazing fast performance: This machine is a beast. I can play any current game on "ultra" settings without a hitch.Great value: For the price, you're getting top-notch hardware that delivers exceptional performance.Overall:I'm genuinely surprised by how much I like the Lenovo Legion T5 Gen 8. It's a fantastic gaming desktop that's both quiet and powerful. If you're looking for a great value option that won't break the bank, this is definitely a contender.

So I really like how the cooling is set up, as well as how very quiet this computer is.It is just what I needed ( minus the OS ) I immediately wiped Windows 11 from this and installed Linux Mint, because.. well yeah I am "done" with Windows, as it is such a resource hog and doesn't allow me to maintain updates when I want or need to. If you are installing another OZ, be aware this computer attempts to lock that out in the bios ( looks like it is Windows 11 garbage ) You'll need to go into the BIOS and allow another OS. I would love to see some more OS options other than Windows, but it is what it is.The hardware of this system was just what I needed though. :)

We bought this over 9 months ago and thought all was good. last month it started to act up. It is only used for estimating and email, We thought getting the RTX 4070 and as much space as possible it would have no problem.So when it stopped working we sent it back to Lenovo and they said they could not warranty the product because the seller changed the original parts. It came with a RTX 3060 which is cheaper and a few other components that are not stock. I am currently working with the seller to fix this and will update if they make this whole. Stay tuned,I didnt know it was a thing to swap components out but live and learn.

Amazing computer but it has some things I would like to address. While it is a powerful computer a few things happened when I opened it from the box. When I started it, it started but no display after a few minutes. I found what seemed to be like sabotage from the factory. The CPU fan was not screwed in all the way and I had to spend countless hours inspecting the computer and trying to figure it out. But now it works like a breeze. Thank you Lenovo. But be careful next time....

My old Lenovo was experiencing problems and I had researched this for my nephew months before. I was blown away with the specs vs price. This works fantastic so far, no complaints. I can't say anything about gaming as I don't use it for that. But for the money, I think it is a great buy. And yes, it is probably overkill for an entertainment machine, but I never like it when I skimp.

I bought this computer for my family as we occasionally game, but for the most part wanted to be able to run videos and other software let alone our business on this computer. This computer has a lot of speed and it is very easy to set up. Upon initial issue with the computer, the retailer was also able to fix our problem, and help us come to a solution with relative ease.