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Lenovo Legion C530 Cube review: A small and capable gaming PC

Lenovo Legion C530 Cube review: A small and capable gaming PC

Posted on January 1, 2019 By Jarvis

Overall, I thought the Lenovo Legion C530 Cube was able to handle what the things I tasked it with — even with only 8GB of RAM.

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Let’s face it. No one ever wants to have to lug around their gaming PC, especially if they have a big case with a bunch of things inside of it. The Lenovo Legion C530 Cube comes with a small form factor allowing you to carry it around from place to place. It also comes with an 8th gen Intel processor, up to 16GB RAM, and either an AMD or Nvidia graphics card and more. Let’s dive into the full Lenovo Legion C530 Cube review below.
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