Lenovo has revamped its Legion 7000K and 9000K gaming PCs, infusing them with the cutting-edge Intel 14th Generation Core desktop CPUs and high-performing GeForce RTX 40 series GPUs, marking a significant upgrade targeted primarily at the Asian market.
A Glimpse into the Upgrades
The hallmark of this update is the introduction of the Intel 14th Gen Core desktop CPUs into the Legion 7000K and 9000K series, enhancing the processing power to meet the demands of modern gaming and multitasking. The Legion PCs have a tradition of incorporating Intel CPUs, and this update fortifies this alliance further.
GPU Performance Lifted
With the GeForce RTX 40 series GPUs, Legion PCs now offer a superior gaming experience. The range includes RTX 4090, RTX 4080, RTX 4070 Ti, RTX 4060 Ti, and RTX 4060 models, covering a vast spectrum of NVIDIA's lineup. The GPUs come with a sleek gunmetal finish, sharp cooling design with two or three fans, and in some models, vapor chambers and a triple-slot design to house substantial heatsinks. The design aesthetics of the Legion GPUs bear a close resemblance to AMD Vega designs.
Moreover, Lenovo introduced a Legion Radeon GPU, the RX 7600, with a dual-fan design similar to the RTX 4060 Ti but sans the backplate, marking Lenovo's first RDNA3 GPU launch.
Pricing and Availability
The 2024 Legion 9000K series prices range from $2,660 to $4,424, while the 7000K series prices range between $1,289 and $1,904. These gaming behemoths are exclusively available in the Asian market, with no official release in the United States yet. The Legion GPUs are only available as components within the Legion prebuilt systems, ensuring a streamlined performance for gamers.
In a nutshell, Lenovo's update to its Legion 7000K and 9000K gaming PCs is a significant step towards providing a top-notch gaming experience with the latest tech advancements.
Sources: VideoCardz1.
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