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Legion Tower 7i Gen 10 (Intel) with RTX™ 5080

$3,423.99Price as of Oct 16 at Lenovo

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• Lenovo: $3,423.99 · checked Oct 15

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Price history

Lowest since Sep 29: $3,423.99 on Oct 15

In stock every day since we started tracking (17 days)

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FPS in your games

Fortnite: 245 FPS est. at 1440p

1440p · Max preset, native Change FPS settings

• Fortnite (Benchmark)

  1440p230–260 FPS est.Max settings, nativeMax, native

• Call of Duty Black Ops 6

  1440p140–160 FPS est.Max settings, nativeMax, native

• Cyberpunk 2077

  1440p135–155 FPS est.Max settings, nativeMax, native

• Helldivers 2

  1440p145–165 FPS est.Max settings, nativeMax, native

Full specs

CPU	Core Ultra 7 265K
Graphics card	RTX 5080 (16GB VRAM)
Storage	NVMe PCIe 5.0
Ports	Thunderbolt, USB-C, USB 3, DisplayPort
Operating system	Windows 11 Home

Hidden specs (6)

• ⚠ Memory layout not listed: one stick (1x32GB) runs single-channel and can cost 10-20% FPS in CPU-heavy games
• ⚠ Memory speed not listed: slow memory is a common corner cut
• ⚠ Power supply not listed: a low-wattage or unrated one is a common corner cut and limits upgrades
• ⚠ Motherboard not listed: a budget board can limit memory speed and upgrades
• ⚠ CPU cooler not listed: a stock cooler can run hot and loud under load
• ⚠ Warranty not listed: check the length and whether it covers parts and labor

Value Score (higher is better)

32

7.2 FPS per $100 (Fortnite, 1440p)

Returns

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Prices are each store's latest we read; the price at the store is the one that counts.

Bars show FPS at the resolution and settings chosen above the columns (to start, the comparison's resolution at Max settings, native), with lines at 60 and 144 FPS. "est." means an estimate, not a run on this exact PC: the average of Justin's tests of PCs with the same CPU and graphics card, or estimated from his benchmarks of similar cards. A number without it is Justin's own measurement of this exact PC.