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Legion Y540 Gaming / 17.3" FHD / 9th Gen i7-9750H CPU / GTX1660 Ti GPU / 256GB SSD / 8GB RAM / Backlit / $1588 Shipped @ Lenovo

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Lots of requests for some nice prices on gaming laptops, so here's the first of them. Apply eCoupon TA-Y540 at checkout for the discount. Call Lenovo's telesales number on 1300 557 073 (until 5:30pm weekdays) with any questions. Price for 3-year base warranty is reduced by 50% for peace of mind. Ends 11:59pm AEST Sunday (Sept 15), unless sold out or withdrawn prior. Enjoy :)

  • 9th Gen Intel Core i7-9750H CPU
  • 17.3" FHD IPS (1920 x 1080) 300nits
  • NVIDIA GeForce GTX1660 Ti 6GB GDDR6 GPU
  • 256GB M.2 PCIe SSD
  • 8.0GB DDR4-2666 RAM
  • 399.8mm x 290mm x 25-26.3mm (2.8kg)

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  • -5

    Guys keep in mind these these may be sold at officeworks soon so u can get pricebeat prices there

    https://www.smarthouse.com.au/lenovo-to-put-thinkpads-into-o…

  • +4

    Could we get some deals on the T or X series?

    • +1

      Yup also looking for an XPS13 equivalent laptop!

      • +1

        Ew, I contract for Dell. XPS are the overheating kings. Terrible thermal design which hasn't changed in years, I wouldn't buy one of these machines.

        • What would you recommend for a similar product? Looking for an ultrabook with basic gaming capability

          I read the batteries can overheat and Dell were pretty ordinary about warranty claims.

          • +1

            @G Wok: aero 15
            edit or 14

          • @G Wok: Yeah dell acknowledged the swollen batteries as a recall issue, but refuse to RMA my XPS 15 just out of warranty, then on top of that wanted almost $500 to replace the battery anyway. Terrible device and service.

            • @Kill Joy: That sucks mate, suffice to say you're off dell?

              • @G Wok: Yep, they've lost me and probably everyone in my circle since I am the PC builder for my friends and family.

            • @Kill Joy: If it's a recall issue, you could probably easily get it replaced under 'Australian Consumer Law'. Aren't laptops supposed to last something like 3-4 years even if out of warranty

              • @Gorian4: Yep, I escalated it but they still said no. So I've reported them to ACCC - will see what happens.

    • +2

      T series? Pewdiepie would like a word.

    • +5

      Yes, X Carbon would be great!

    • T Series would be awesome

    • Wait until the 10th gen Intel CPUs are mainstreamed - they’re already being seen in the XPX range. Development of the next X and T models with these parts is probably in the final stages, which means they’ll be slashing prices strategically across the current lines in the next four or so weeks.

      They usually do ‘early adopter’ deals for new laptops on the first couple of weeks after release.

      • +2

        Nah best to wait for the 11th gen, will be much better. But once we get there it’ll be better to wait for the 12th gen, they’ll be even better!

        • would you recommend waiting for the i10 13th gen?

  • I would buy this if I didn't buy the lenovo legion Y7000 from ebay.
    How much extra for 16gb RAM and 512gb ssd?

  • not a good deal one month ago I remember we hav same deal price around 14XX

    • +8

      17" vs 15". I'd say this is a very good deal.

      • -5

        wats the diff between these 2 apart from a larger screen

        • +5

          You're getting 28% more screen real estate for $100 extra. That's the difference.

          Why does this make it not a good deal? Do you expect 70" televisions to be the same price as smaller ones with the same specs?

          • +10

            @corbz: The other deal (15.6") is $100 less, but has a 512Gb Nvme SSD, 16Gb RAM and Win10 Pro compared to this deal that only has 256Gb, 8Gb RAM and Win10 Home.

            • +1

              @SSJX: Ah okay. I was wrong about the screen being the only difference. I wasn't sure about the exact deal, just going by what was said above.

          • @corbz: at the expense of weight and size…

            you can't lug 17' everywhere for sure

            • @dukeGR4: The is one you can, MSI gf75. Only 2.3kgs without power brick.

              • @CyberMurning: surely it has to be bigger than the 15 inch. 15 inch could barely fit on the tray table in lecture halls

  • +3

    any deals on the 15" ?

  • +6

    17.3"! Desktop replacement territory!
    Grab a 1TB or 2TB Nvme SSD from Futu + second 8GB stick of RAM and it'll be a very nice gaming machine (Games take a lot of space..)

  • +1

    too big can't bring it into the lecture hall :(

    • +17

      Get a bigger lecture hall. Must be small if 17" won't fit. How do you get inside?

      • +9

        What is this? A lecture hall for ants!?

      • If 17" too big then he must be smaller than 17" haha…..

      • +2

        We're gonna need a bigger lecture hall.

  • Are there any variations with 16gb RAM, that's the only other thing i'd want but its almost perfection

    • 1x8gb installed with one free slot so easy (and cheaper) to add your own 8gb stick.

  • Can this play Kingdom Come Deliverence comfortably on ultra settings?

  • +2

    TA any chance a 15"/lighter version may also go on sale?

  • @tightarse please do one for the L930 Yoga next. TIA.

  • Whats the thermals like on these?

  • +1

    So, will I get an iPhone 11 Pro Max or this beast? 🤔

    • Which one will you use more? I personally don't mind spending a bit more on a good phone as I use it more often than my home laptop and so on.
      That's how I justify paying so much for an iPhone anyway :-)

      • Of course, I agree with you. The value is purely subjective. I meant it more as a joke. :)

  • any deals that come with Caviar?

  • Wow this is a pretty good deal for 17". But I can't justify $1500 on a gaming laptop. Would be nice to see other deals on other models around the $1k mark

    • Then it will be a crappy machine. Gaming machines have always cost a lot. The mid range Alienware are 2500+. A good portable laptop obviously not made for gaming will set you back at least $1500. Gaming machines always cost more as they do more then those types of machines.

      • I don't mind. I paid $700 for a 15.6" , some 4-core amd, gtx 950 few years ago. Still using it to this day.
        If it costs more, then I would rather forfeit the portability and start looking at a new Desktop PC

        • Neat, if you're not moving, a desktop will serve you much better considering most of the Graphics Cards suffer a 25% performance drop when they're re-designed for Mobile Applications such as laptops.

          • +1

            @Gorian4: Yeah, and the upgrade ability for new GPUs, extra HDDs etc.
            But at the end of the day, small form factor and portability is a luxury I'm happy to give up on for better value for $

    • +3

      Macca's Monopoly are giving this exact model away. $1000 worth of Macca's should do it.

  • Would love a deal on the new C940 FHD :)

  • Whats the battery life like on these?
    Edit: 57Wh - Up to 5 hours. I would have thought a larger chassis size would allow them to squeeze in a larger battery… :[

    • When gaming very doubtful you'll get 5hrs, maybe 3hrs. Check online for reviews.

  • +1

    I would love to see similar deals for Carbon X. Would jump at a heartbeat

  • +1

    so comparing with this msi, https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/481277
    lenovo: almost $500 more, better proc, better gpu, 0.5 kg heavier bigger unit
    msi: bigger ssd, slimmer lighter, better battery life

    lenovo wins?

    • Yeah Lenovo !!

    • +3

      PSA: Anything below 1060 is a waste of coin. 1660ti is at least 3 tiers above that shady 1050ti.

  • Is this any good for video editing?

  • Which one is better this one or

    https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Legion-Y7000-15/401862962045?has…

    The price is kinda the same but y7000 comes with 512 SSD and 2x 8GB DDR

    Does y7000 have thermal issue?

    Battery: Integrated 57Wh
    Bluetooth: Bluetooth Version 4.2
    Display: 15.6" FHD (1920x1080) IPS 300nits Anti-glare, 60Hz
    Finger Print Reader: None
    Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti 6GB GDDR6
    Hard Drive: 512GB SSD M.2 2280 PCIe NVMe
    Language: EN_AU
    Memory: 2x 8GB DDR4-2666
    Operating System: Windows 10 Pro 64
    Pointing Device: ClickPad
    Processor: 9th Gen Intel Core i7-9750H (6C / 12T, 2.6 / 4.5GHz, 12MB)
    RAM Size: 16 GB
    Screen Size: 15.6
    UNSPSC: 43211503

  • +1

    Does this one have a very noisy fan? Apparently they can give people headaches…

    • Most people here has Sony noise cancelling earphones wf1000xm3 or Bose….

  • 8gb of ram in a descent i7 'gaming' laptop… what is this, 2016?

    • Yeah its a bit of an odd spec as 256GB is also very light on for a gaming laptop and lets face it who wants to have anything to do with regular HDD's unless you are video editing, downloading heaps as they are so slow.

      Fortunately, ddr4 is pretty reasonable these days and a few 20% codes on ebay around to upgrade storage and RAM which makes it a a very nice laptop well under 2K.

      • true and both are so cheap when you are lenovo and buying them in bulk… then again, its probably a ploy to get people interested then get the upgrade $s

  • Just a question re delivery on this item, is it 3-4 weeks or within 2 days? I assume since it's as/is its after the deal expires?

    This looks like a great deal with the addition of another 8gb 2666 stick ($53.52) and whatever HDD you go for..I recently purchased a 1TB MB for under $160 for my new desktop and it's awesome as 256isn't the best but will go great in my mac air for 2x storage boost.

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