Lenovo’s Legion Go S with SteamOS has upended expectations for portable PC gaming, arriving as a slimmer, lighter, and more affordable rival to the established Steam Deck and a clear alternative to high-powered Windows-based handhelds. This product marks not just an evolutionary step for...
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Lenovo's Legion Go S has emerged as a formidable contender in the handheld gaming market, offering four distinct models that cater to diverse user preferences. These variants are distinguished by their operating systems—SteamOS and Windows 11—and the choice between AMD's Ryzen Z1 Extreme and...
The rivalry in the handheld gaming PC scene has reached a fascinating new chapter, thanks to Lenovo’s release of the Legion Go S running Steam OS. For years, Valve’s Steam Deck has defined the experience for PC gamers who want power in a portable package, while other Windows-based handhelds have...
The ordinary Windows user might wake up in the morning, fire up their sleek new laptop with its perfect, fingerprint-magnet screen, and expect the usual routine: check a few emails, maybe grudgingly acknowledge some pending updates, and absolutely, under no circumstances, see a blue screen of...
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The recent updates from AMD concerning their Ryzen 9000 series CPUs have stirred significant interest among gaming enthusiasts. Initial benchmarks associated with the latest Windows Insider build—specifically the Windows 11 24H2 update—indicate a remarkable enhancement in gaming performance...
Heres a nice review on disk drives compared on Windows Vista and Windows 7
As you can see, Windows 7 is much more efficient when it comes to making use of a solid state drive's speed. While under Windows Vista, our X25-M SSD averaged between 171 MB/s to 206 MB's, whereas under Windows 7...
If your wondering how much power your system actually uses then read this excellent article by Toms Hardware....
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