Lenovo reveals new Legion gaming desktops at CES

At CES this 12 months, Lenovo is saying some new gaming desktops known as the Legion Tower 7i and the Legion Tower 5i to accompany its newest lineup of gaming laptops. The Legion Tower 7i is the extra highly effective of the 2, however each PCs are geared up with first rate specs and will promise greater than succesful efficiency for players taking a look at prebuilt machines.

Beginning with the Legion Tower 7i, it is a monster 34L tower that Lenovo says is “constructed for excessive energy and efficiency.” It options the most recent Intel thirteenth Gen CPUs and next-gen NVIDIA RTX GPUs. Particularly as much as the RTX 4090.

The Legion Tower 7i additionally comes with as much as 64GB of DDR5 5600Mhz RAM. Moreover, you may get it with as much as 6TB of storage. So you need to by no means run out of room for video games or reminiscence for operating packages. A bigger VRM heatsink and 6 ARGB followers promote enhanced cooling to maintain the temps down too. And if you would like much more cooling, Lenovo provides an non-obligatory liquid cooling system that may be utilized. Pricing for the Legion Tower 7i begins at $2,479.99 and will launch in April.

If that seems like a bit a lot, Lenovo has two different choices at a lot decrease costs.

Lenovo brings two entry stage Legion Tower PCs to CES

Prebuilt machines aren’t all the time the most cost effective method to go. However they do provide the comfort of getting a PC able to boot up proper out of the field. To cater to the market taking a look at inexpensive choices, Lenovo introduced the brand new Legion Tower 5i and Legion Tower 5. The Legion Tower 5i is deliberate for a launch in April beginning at $1,199.99. Whereas the Legion Tower 5 is deliberate for a launch in Might at $1,299.99.

Each PCs are available in a 26L case and include most of the identical specs. Together with as much as 2TB of storage in addition to as much as 32GB of 5600Mhz DDR5 RAM. They’ll additionally include next-gen NVIDIA RTX GPUs (as much as the RTX 4070), and sufficient ports to plug in all of your peripherals. The place these differ primarily is the CPU. The Legion Tower 5i comes with as much as a thirteenth Gen Intel Core i9-13900F CPU. Whereas the Legion Tower 5 comes with as much as an AMD Ryzen 9 7900 CPU.