The gambling industry is one with high stakes. Even gamers on a tight budget may buy new hardware there since many people are interested in it. At this price point are products from mid-range gaming brands like Asus' TUF with ROG and Dell's G-Series with Alienware. Additionally, Lenovo, the company that owns the Legion product line, announced the launch of the LOQ product line, which targets the low-end gaming market.
Two laptops and one desktop computer make up the initial range of LOQ gaming computers. AMD processors are used in LOQ 15 and 16, whereas Intel processors are used in LOQ 15i and 16i. Despite being a mid-priced product family, it is an essential feature of high-performance hardware. A Ryzen 7 7840H or Core i7 13700H CPU and an Nvidia RTX 4060 GPU are your options. AMD GPU-equipped versions don't exist. Up to 16GB of DDR5 memory may be used, and a 1TB fourth-generation SSD can be used for storage.
The Legion family has drawn a lot of inspiration from the laptop's design. Expanding into a desktop environment is made easier by the device's dark gray shell, straight, robust hinges, and several back connectors. On the side, there are USB-A and USB-C connectors as well as an Ethernet, HDMI, and two USB-A ports. Although a dedicated charger is quicker, it can charge devices at up to 140 watts over USB-C. Additionally, it has a 1440p 165Hz display and Lenovo's recognizable privacy shutter.
The 15-inch model has a beginning price of $900, while the 16-inch model has a starting price of $960. In April, the initial shipments are planned. The first desktop item is called the LOQ Tower 17i, and the model name alludes to the case's capacity. A system with plenty of potential for future development, according to Lenovo, is the LOQ Tower. Interesting lighting has been used to the front air intakes, which are arranged vertically, in the design.
Internal specs can reach as high as an Intel Core i7-13700 CPU, an Nvidia RTX 40-series GPU, 32GB of DDR4 memory, and a 1TB M.2 SSD. It features a structure that can be opened without the use of tools and supports Bluetooth 5.2 and Wi-Fi 6E. It won't be accessible until this autumn, with a starting price of $980.