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IdeaPad has 5 Pro processors AMD Raison uses high quality IdeaPad 5 Pro Intel Core processors. Both the AMD and Intel versions have a 14 or 16-inch model, with the most interesting features reflected in both variants, although one has a larger screen than the other. But there are some fundamental areas of difference between the 14-inch and 16-inch versions of the devices. The choice of processors between Intel and AMD is a big difference.
Both models share many similar features and capabilities. However, Lenovo uses a 16-inch IdeaPad 5 Pro thermal headspace to connect next-gen Raison and RTX chips. The available 16:10 (2560 x 1600) monitors allow users to switch between 60 Hz (or 90 Hz) (14 inches) and 120 Hz (16 inches) refresh rates.
RAM and GPU options are available on smaller Intel and AMD models up to a maximum of 16GB and Nvidia MX450 respectively. However, users will be able to configure the 16-inch 5 Pro with 32GB of RAM and the next-gen GeForce RTX graphics card, probably the RTX30 (Mobile Ampere) card. Additionally, the larger Intel drive supports Thunderbolt 4.
The interplay between these new models and their predecessors, especially the IdeaPad Gaming 3, was an entry-level gaming laptop that used the Raison 5 or Core i5 card and GTX 1650D. The possibility for the new model to act as an alternative, or as an alternative to 3 games, is missing from the company’s website. Therefore, it is unthinkable to assume that the huge IdeaPad 5 Pro could replace the Gaming 3.
Displays now have a 16:10 multipurpose aspect ratio with a resolution of 2.5K (1560 x 1600). For sports enthusiasts who want faster refresh rates, they can go for 90Hz on the 14-inch panel or 120Hz on the 16-inch panel. The Q-Control (Fn + Q) is used to change the performance of the new Fn + R Hotsky, to toggle between the maximum screen refresh rate and 60 Hz while saving battery life.
The Lenovo IdeaPad 5 Pro and 5i Pro will be available from April 2021 for 9,829 (R $ 5,523) and 99,899 (R $ 5,959) respectively.
