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Lenovo is relatively new to the gaming laptop game at least this time around and the latest Lenovo Legion y9 20 is its most ambitious notebook to date and it's also got a big starting price of twenty-seven hundred dollars when it ships in June the 17-inch addition to its gaming line is based around an 8 gigabyte nvidia gtx 1070 driving a full HD in 1920 by 1080 IPS display but the real interesting thing is that the notebooks displays sports g-sync and the computer can also drive an external g-sync monitor through its full-size DisplayPort connection it also incorporates up to an Intel Core i7 7820 HK CPU one of the 7th generation versions of that quad-core processor family and Renova makes it easy to boost the clock speed with a dedicated button on the chassis other specs include 16 gigabytes of memory and up to a 512 gigabyte SSD with one terabyte hard disk in addition to the DisplayPort connection there's also a Thunderbolt HDMI 4 USB 3 and an SD card slot it's relatively heavy at 10 pounds compared with competitors from Asus Alienware MSI and so on but still lighter than schlepping a desktop