Lenovo Legion Tower 5 Gaming Desktop, 11th Gen Intel Core i5-11500 Processor, GeForce GTX 1660 Super Graphics, 32GB RAM, 1TB PCIe SSD+2TB HDD, RGB Light, Windows 11 Home

I bought this Legion to run Oracle Express Netbeans, and games. When it arrived I connected everything. Then pressed the power button and watched as to fan began spinning, lights came on. Then two seconds later the lights went dark and the fan stopped. Then a second after that it repeated on and off, on and off without me pressing anything. That continued for several minutes while I looked at the quick-start flier and Lenovo helpdesk info. I unplugged the machine and tried again.As a database admin, I've worked in the gut of, and upgraded many machines in my time. I surmised it was a hardware issue. Since this one was brand new, ther was no way I was going to tamper with it. I called Lenovo.After a half hour phone discussion and troubleshoot, they scheduled a technician to come to my house. They ordered several parts based on the possibility one of them was the cause. Even though it was likely only one component needed swapped. Three days later, the tech arrived and tested the power supply. Then replaced the mainboard (no easy feat) and it booted up fine.After a bios configuration all went well. The database, java IDE, several other dev tools, and the games are screaming along happily.When the Legion is in sleep mode my home office glows blue every 10 seconds from the tower lights.I've never had such quick response with service. Nor such a cooperative tech support before this.

I was/am very impressed with this PC in terms of everything I was looking for; awesome graphics, quite operation, speed and memory storage. The 'not so great' was the fist one I received had no display upon start up (dead graphics card?). I had to send it back. The replacement worked fine for five months and now locks up/freezes daily, causing me to restart it. My trouble shooter shows nothing wrong, my drivers are all up to date, I've cleared my cache, and have a virus protector, so no idea why it's doing this. (((Sad face))).

PConline: We would like to thank you for awesome service in the purchase of our computer. It is perfect for our needs and was delivered in a timely manner. The purchase of the Lenovo computer was all it stated, and the price was very good for all it offered. My husband is elated to work on the Lenovo in seeking relatives, near and far on ancestry each evening. We highly recommend your products and service at PC online. Super experience!A happy customer,B. Thomas. North Carolina

Some of the parts in this case aren’t neatly screwed on and some wires appear to be disconnected. I bought this pre built because I have absolutely no idea what I’m doing when it comes to building PCs lolSo, the sloppy connections make me nervous but hopefully it’s nothing too important??It works well.However, the USB camera it comes with did not work at all. And the wired mouse and keyboard are just ugly lol I know it’s nice of them to include it I guess but it’s just strange how sophisticated this pc is compared to sharp plastic accessories.Overall, it does what the specs say it does. The blue case light can be turned on by downloading the Lenovo Vantage software.Have fun!

Worked great for a short period of time until it started crashing every day due to a known driver conflict between the NVIDIA graphics drivers and the realtek audio driver. I'm not the only one affected either. Lots of Legion T5 users. Lenovo is either unwilling or unable to fix this issue, so DON'T BUY THE LENOVO LEGION T5 TOWER! Edit: The device works with audio and with significantly less frequent crashing once I disabled the internal sound controller from BIOS and started using headphones & speakers with external sound cards. This shouldn't be necessary, but it's the best I could do after struggling with drivers for so long.

When I first got this pc there wasn't too many problems (my first gaming pc). I didn't know much about PC's as I do now. The USBs kept disconnecting and it froze a couple times but I ignored it. A month after purchase, I realized that the ram was installed in the wrong slots which is something I would do if I was building my first pc ever. While fixing the ram I realized that they installed a 1650 not a 1660.Not too long after all that I was having driver issues and random freezes. I was also trying to stream and that wasn't an option due to all the freezing. I started getting constant blue screens and could not find a fix (I also sent it to professionals to find a fix)Now I'm spending a good chunk of money to build an amazing PC myself. I just wish I did that from the start

This is my first computer that could be used for that special place between casual gaming and hardcore gaming. It's fast and runs games beautifully. The value for the money is fantastic! I run the Sims 4, Subnautica, and Phasmophobia with no issue whatsoever. I can also stream with no problems! I haven't tried super fast online games like Overwatch yet but I sure the comp can keep up. There is barely any heat from it when it gets warm and it is whisper quiet.

My previous computer kept crashing when I processed photos. I needed one that could handle very large files with a fast processor and a good graphics card. This computer met all three of those requirements. I have been using it now for almost four weeks and have been totally satisfied with its performance. For photographers, I can recommend this computer as one that will fulfill your most demanding processing needs.