Lenovo Legion Towers: Power for the Way You Play

Legion Tower 7i: Unleash the beast at the head of the Legion - The Legion Tower 7i, built for extreme power and performance with 13th Gen Intel® Core™ desktop processors and NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 40 series graphics. A larger VRM heatsink, higher Vcore and an enmeshed front bezel enhance airflow and cooling in an all-new chassis design with a toolless glass side panel to show off your shiny internals. Legion Tower 5i: Built for tomorrow's gaming worlds, Legion Tower 5i delivers blazing-fast performance via 13th Gen Intel® Core™ desktop processors and NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 40 series graphics, deeply chilled with up to 180W air cooling that stays whisper-quiet. Balance your battlestation looks with the command station function with a meshed front bezel for enhanced airflow and an optional toolless glass panel.

[DemCrumblies]

Really looking forward to reviewing this when it comes out! I already reviewed the previous Tower 7 with the I9 12900K & 3080, and it's been solid so far!

[Leprechaune]

The 2022 case looked way cooler imo. A shame, as I am planning on getting this 2023 version. The symbol rather than 'LEGION' looked way cleaner on the front and interior. Still very excited to see this released though

[Dave_Austria]

Hello Lenovo, when the new Versions comes Out ? EU. Thx David

[ScouserLiverpool]

These 7i 34l Gen 8 has to be the best prebuilt graphics card with ton of ARGB, seem like the money been spent on the desktop and the laptop been downgraded

[petersonfamily]

I would recommend you purchase the extended warranty. My new system required a full rebuild, replacing the Mother Board, GPU 4090, Power Supply, CPU 13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-13900KF, and cooling system in Aug 2023. The system was fine until May 2024, and issues with sudden shutdowns started to occur and become more persistent. It could be the Intel CPU issue acting up but my system is now scheduled for a full rebuild again in less than a year of ownership. Well, I thought that was the case until Lenovo said they want me to send it to the depot. I paid for in-house repair and diagnostics and refused to do so. I am in the computer industry and have done all possible troubleshooting and checks to determine a cause, including tracking active processes and system usage when the issue occurs without success. I have the newest Intel Lenovo OEM BIOS to correct the Intel CPU voltage issue, but it has not fixed it. Again, I recommend getting the extended warranty for peace of mind.

[Diwangaming]

What is the right lighting software for the RTX 4090? I mean how to customize the RGP?
I tried by Lenovo vantage but there’s no customization for the graphics card

[CharlyDeamen]

I personally think you've cut a few too many corners with these. On what planet is 1 TB of storage enough for a gamer? And the PSU? 500 W / 650 W are bare minimums for this rig with no sufficient overhead for realistic use scenario if these CPUs and GPUs ever reach peak draw. Especially if you get something that's not the top of the line model and want to add an AIO. Next time, cut the fancy pointless lights, the stupid glass panels, and not the HDD, AIO standard, and cheap PSU.

I'm sure the man-boys in your comment section love the glowy lights and the glass, but for someone who wants substance, the Legion cut the WRONG corners.