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Lenovo Legion 7 Gen 6 (AMD)

Posted on March 11, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Lenovo’s flagship 16-inch gaming laptop comes in both Intel and AMD flavors. The Intel version tested in October 2021—the Legion 7i Gen 6—is a real barn-burner, producing some of the best gaming benchmarks we’ve seen from any notebook. The AMD-powered Legion 7 Gen 6 (minus the i) reviewed here isn’t quite as fast and misses out on Nvidia G-Sync and Thunderbolt 4 without colossal cost savings—it starts at the same $1,439, though at $2,649 our test configuration is some $600 under the 7i we tested.
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