ngl this whole thing reminds me of a weekend i spent trying to optimize the performance on my Lenovo Legion Go. getting a locked frame rate for some heavy titles while using a portable power bank was the main goal. spent hours tweaking the tdp and bios settings to see how the hardware handled thermal throttling. it works well enough, but the vram allocation rabbit hole ended up being a huge distraction. by the time the setup was dialed in, i realized i had spent more time looking at performance overlays than the actual game world. basically turned into a benchmarking hobby for a few days... quite the ordeal.

ngl its kinda wild seeing the price bounce around like this. to summarize the discussion so far:

• there is a clear discrepancy in advertised black friday pricing versus actual store listings
• the value proposition is being heavily weighed against more expensive alternatives
• technical overhead like bios tweaks and vram allocation is a major hurdle for users honestly its ridiculous how much these companies charge for devices that feel like unfinished beta projects. it drives me crazy that simple compatibility is still such a massive headache. you spend hundreds of dollars and then half your peripherals dont even work because windows handheld support is so messy. its basically a scam that we are paying premium prices just to be beta testers for buggy software and hardware that wont play nice with standard accessories. really sucks tho when you just want stuff to work out of the box.

Will deals any better during Black Friday/Cyber Monday?

Deal expired? It show $618 at Amazon, and $699 at Lenovo.

Currently $549 at Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CM74YFSP?------123456890?5422-20&th=1

Legion GO or ASUS ROG Ally X?