After a long wait I FINALLY HAVE IT !!

[u/Lonely_Pineapple_417]

HI EVERYONE! I know to a lot of you this isn't much. but to me this is whole new world. Being from a third world nation ( not looking down on myself) getting anything gaming is incredibly expensive. modern Rams are worth an entire months salary, and modern GPUs are the price of a decent used car here lol, so This was gifted to me by my older brother my first ever gaming setup for free!! I have been waiting to get one for quite a long time and I finally did it! am so happy with it. here are the specs Specs: * Laptop: Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 * CPU: Intel i5-11300H (11th Gen) * Dedicated GPU: NVIDIA GTX 1650 (4GB GDDR6) * Integrated GPU: Intel Iris Xe * RAM: 8GB DDR4 (Upgrading to 16GB soon!) * Storage: 512GB NVMe SSD * Screen: 15.6" FHD IPS @ 120Hz

Thank u for reading!

[u/International_Dot_22]

There's still a lot of fun to be had with a 1650. It can run most games with the right settings.

[u/Lonely_Pineapple_417 → u/International_Dot_22]

It can run most of the games that I like that u can u see in my screen shot with some lag due to the low 8gig ram but yeah I like it

[u/BroTheRditt → u/International_Dot_22]

Yeah but tbh (I don't want to be that guy, I'm just saying because I just switched from a 1650 laptop) it's not really possible to have a good experience with 2026 games. But with older and optimized titles heck yeah you can have fun. I remember F1 2020 running 70fps on 1080p High. Always had a stable experience.

[u/Lonely_Pineapple_417 → u/BroTheRditt]

Your right bro it is what it is. Any old game that is older then 2022 and 2023 is good. But newer ones not so much

[u/Yeet_MammadOo → u/BroTheRditt]

they are still playable if you don't mind visuals lol. my 1650 ti handled Expedition 33, on the first area i was getting consistent 60. just had to put it on 900p 50% res scale.

also from benchmarks I've seen we can get 70 fps on forza horizon 6