Name: The $450 Fortnite Laptop
Uploaded: 2020-03-06T21:31:50.000Z
Duration: 5 min 42 s
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We've done our fair share of Fortnite videos,

but today we're taking a look at what might

just be the best cheap laptop for Fortnite,

So, Lenovo did opt to go with aluminum for the build,

There's gonna be maybe a little bit of screen flex,

There's also a reasonable selection of ports.

So Lenovo loaded it up with a USB-C port,

which can charge your device even when the laptop's closed,

a HDMI, and if you flip the laptop to the other side,

there's one more USB 3.0 port, as well as an SD card reader.

Open the IdeaPad up and there's a full-size keyboard

which is especially nice to see at this kind of price point.

While there's going to be a little bit on the Lenovo,

I'm gonna say it's actually not going to be that bad,

and of course, it's going to be easily removable,

unlike some other laptops that you spend hours

trying to uninstall the 18th trial of McAfee on.

I feel there's like three different McAfee things

There's like security, there's like the internet security,

and there's like some total something something,

Just hit uninstall with the SSD, it's nice and fast.

Okay, 18 was an exaggeration, I'm sorry, it's three.

Now this guy is rocking the Core i5-8250U,

That means that we're going to be getting

There's a lot of interesting stuff inside here though.

First of all, it seems like there's almost definitely

some version of this, maybe not this laptop,

at least this board, that does take advantage of

But there's some other interesting stuff here,

it's going to be dual-band, should be plenty powerful,

as well as 4 gigs on the backside running a dual channel,

to keep those UHD 620 Graphics on the Core i5 nice and fed.

Is that enough specs for ya, cause I've got even more.

Most are going to be rocking a 1 Terabyte hard drive,

some do take advantage of the M.2 slot to give you

some Optane support, but what we've got here is instead,

I say that because of course, that's going to give you

as opposed to just throwing in an extra hard drive,

however, 30 Wh is not a lot for a laptop.

Part of that is because, this is actually partially hollow.

30 Wh is gonna be enough to get somewhere

and it is a very easy way to tell that Lenovo

was cutting some costs when they designed this laptop.

Put all this together and what you've got is

a pretty decent little laptop, but of course,

the real question is can it play Fortnite?

Jump into the game, and what we're getting

is an incredibly playable 30 frames per second.

Real talk though, for a $450 laptop, as I run into a tree,

this is actually going to be very, very playable.

So, I did have to turn down some of the settings,

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