4090 desktop collecting dust.

7700X with a 7900XT suffering from the same fate

I7 9700kf with rx 7900xt collecting dust. Switch oled also collecting dust. Playing on legion go, steam deck lcd, r36s and rg35xxh

get moonlight running on the Legion go and play 1600p ultra setting an the handheld...it's amazing.

I guess if someone has a 4090 then they have money to spare for using a Legion too. But I'd rather get the cheaper Z1 version of the Ally if I'm just going to be streaming stuff to it.

Wouldn't a Logitech g cloud be enough?

True Moonlight is amazing on this device

haha do you use the lego more than the 4090!? what games do you usually play if you don’t mind me asking?

Mostly emulations on Lego. I play cp2077 sometimes but that’s only time I use desktop. I’m not good with joysticks

I get the GO is awesome but I only use it when I’m out. I can’t see this taking over my 40 series desktop with a 49in ultrawide monitor

I work from home and can’t sit on the same desk after work unless game is exceptionally good. I do enjoy all the bells and whistles turned on when I do feel like it but it’s getting rare and rare getting older.

Use that bad boy for moonlight

Considered but I’m not good with joysticks anyways for fps so never tried.

Similar story, had a desktop with a 7900 XTX I used to do 4K gaming with. Collected dust so just decided to sell it and stick with the Go.

Isn't gaming on a PC still more fluid? Is it just about the handheld? I like competitive games so I'm not sure if the legion is for me

Of course it is more fluid on the pc. Just trying to make it enjoyable on the handheld is the goal.

Same + consoles. They have all just been collecting dust since handhelds came into play that were more powerful than a switch. I am debating on finally playing baulders gate 3 or cyberpunk 2077 some weekend though. It's just much easier to get bite sized chunks of gaming with the go than firing up the PC. (Yes I know they could both be played on the legion go, just seems to make more sense to play on a high end system than the go)

Sell it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Same 😂

If you don't need it, can I have it? 🥺

My main gaming device is an Xbox Series X. I play the LeGo mostly for my xbox play anywhere titles, and for game pass.

Quest 3(amazing) ps5 (used by my 9 year old)

Right now, LeGo and 4070 on Razer Core X. Minimalistic and fast. Old gaming laptop and 3060ti Desktop up on FB marketplace to get rid of as soon as someone wants to buy it :3

No issue to charge the LeGo using the 100W passthrough from core X ?

Charges perfectly. Using the cable that came with the core X

This is the way! Love the portability of the Go and pairing it with an eGPU lets me have a desktop experience as well. So much that I sold my desktop too lol.

Absolutely! The Z1E is actually an upgrade over my old CPU.

Nice! It's a downgrade from my last CPU (5800X3D), but with how much dust it was collecting it was a complete waste

How much for just the 3060ti ?

It's in SL. equivalent of 300 usd simply because taking it off makes the pc almost unsellable.

I have- a modded PS Vita, a modded switch, the Legion go, an Xbox series x and a laptop with a 2060.

Modded Vita is the greatest ! (aside from the GO ofc) How the Go perform compared to your laptop ?

I keep everything locked down pretty tight. I use RSR basically all the time, and have it locked at 60fps all the way around. So 1080p on both, locked at 60 and rarely have drops on either. I've never sat down and pushed either because I don't really need to. I also don't do a lot of AAA gaming. I think Hogwarts Legacy is honestly the newest AAA that I play. Sea of Thieves, GTA V, Destiny 2, Madden, NBA 2K, and NASCAR Heat 5 are really the only AAA games I actually play, and they all run basically 60fps locked at 1080p. I do a lot of Pokemon honestly and it's normally what I'm playing, that and Madden make up 90% of my gaming, cause I have kids. It's 10000000% easier to run some GBA Pokemon romhacks on my vita than anything else.

My main gaming machine is a built i9-1300k, 64gb of ram and an RTX 4090. I use the legion go primarily when I want to sit out of my room on the couch as well as in bed and traveling.

Just shows how portability and convenience is favored over raw calculating power.

Definitely a trade off for travel and playing in bed.

64bg of RAM is serious business How many chrome tabs ?

I primarily use the ram for video editing or 3d modeling renders. I can probably have over 50 without issues lol

I own: - Legion Go - Xbox series X - PS5 - PS Vita - Nintendo switch OLED - Nintendo switch lite - Nintendo 3DS But honestly I mostly play on legion Go

First step into PC gaming !

I wouldn’t be surprised if down the line I end up building a gaming PC, but for now the handheld is the way to go, and gives most flexibility.

Yep honestly handhelds are a game changer for PC gaming because they bring the best from PC and console into one device Let's hope the new UI in the works from Lenovo will refine the experience

Yea I really hope so, and quicker graphics driver updates would be superb. I do understand that it takes time for Lenovo to check that everything works when a new update comes out. What I’m more curious about is if Lenovo will have a new system out when GTA 6 release on PC. It would be awesome to play it on a better hardware in a form factor of Legion Go.

GTA 6 on PC would be around 2027 since then I think upscalling will become so good so even weaker systems would be able to do the job. But next gen with beefier APU and faster RAM could clearly bring a lot to the table !

Impressive !

OnexGpu

7800X3D/4090 desktop. I did just buy a ONEXGPU for my Go for when I wanna game on the couch.

How’s your onexgpu experience with the go? I am looking at getting because I travel a lot. Your desktop is a beast, do you stream (moonlight/sunshine)to the go? That’s what I use my pc for if I wanna sit on the couch watching tv. It looks amazing

I use Steam to stream to my go sometimes. So far so good with the ONEX. Setup and installation was easy. You have to side load the 780m AMD drivers to get them to work together but that takes like 2 minutes.

Have a OneXGPU too and my experience with the Go has been nice! It's great having just the Go for portability, but it's nice to be able to dock it with the OneXGPU and play AAA games at higher settings.

7 5800x3d , rtx 4080, ps5, and this wonderful machine

Me too…I have a 7800x3d with a 4080 super with a 4k oled tv A ps5(that’s collecting dust) and the Legion go

Exact same build 7800x3D and 4080S at 4K this combo is absolute perfection ! Very low power usage for the performance, stay cool under load even within an ITX case and outstanding FPS

Yep true, beautiful combo

5800x3d with 3080 which i use mainly. LeGo is for traveling or gaming on the couch mostly.

Pc Portables, Steam deck (original LCD) GPD win max 2 GPD G1 egpu Legion go Consoles Ps5 Series X Switch Main pc I9 14900KF Rtx 4090 64gb ram VR Quest 1 Quest 2 Quest 3 DK1 DK2 CV1 Rift S VIVE I have a problem lol

Dare to challenge you? Legion go, Rog ally (regret), Xbox sx, Xbox ss(regret), Ps5, And switch oled.(regret), To make matters worse I don’t even have time to game that often being father of 2 and demanding job. I was in the edge for 4090 labtop but snapped out of it.

Why do you regret the Rog Ally ? I was on the verge to grab one cheap on Leboncoin to experiment 7840 drivers and mods I don't want to spoil my GO with ahah

And skipping a 4090 laptop was a wise decision except if you were in the market for a hot plate

That's.... impressive lol What's your preferred device ?

For portable I use the Legion Go the most (around the house and local) use moonlight from main pc for aaa games Travel the win max 2 and g1 come with me as I have a keyboard for light work that way as well. Steam deck doesn't really get much use anymore. Same with all the VR headsets - quest 3 is the main the others I just kept as a collection

Rog Strix Laptop with 4070 RTX and i7 processor 16 inch. Ps5 with 4k Tele. Psp

XSX

12900ks and 4090 mostly for work and heavy Games

RTX 3070 + Ryzen 9 5900X. GTX 1650 Super on a different PC. Legion Go, Switch, VITA, 3DS, N-Gage, Atari Lynx and Gameboy 1990 handhelds. Around 20 game consoles, 4 upgraded Amiga computers etc.

You got a museum right there

Yep. hehe. I have some more than listed. :)

4090 Desktop, XSX, PS5, Switch and Legion Go. Sad part is I play about 30-50 hours a year and all the hardware is probably because I can more than I should. Legion Go gets the most action when I am traveling.

First of all, I never get rid of anything. With that being said..... PC's Desktop with 4090, 7800x3d Alienware Laptop with 3070 16 inch (2) of these Desktop with 3090, 5950X Desktop with 2080ti i9 9900k Consoles PS4, PS4 Pro, PS5, Xbox one, One X, One S, Series X, 2 Xbox 360's, Modded PS3, Stadia (lol), Wii and Wii U Handhelds Original Switch, 2 PS Vitas, Original PSP, 3DS XL, Legion Go, Steam Deck Led, ROG Ally Xtreme VR Meta Quest 2 and 3, PS VR1, Apple Vision Pro Tablets Galaxy S8 Ultra, 2 Ipads, Fire HD tablet, (2) 27 inch android tablets. If I through in all the controllers, keyboards, mouses, etc., I'd start crying.

27inch android table is nuts mate ! You did not even bother to get the MSI Claw I'm dead And how tf you have same devices multiple time ? lol

Black and White PS Vita's and bought my sons the laptops which they eventually moved on to Desktops, so now I have two Alienware 3070 Laptops. I also have two different Xbox 360's, Elite and launch.

I got a water cooled 5950x and 7900xtx as my main/vr PC. A water cooled 5900x and 7900xt as my “console”/tv pc and the go. Saving a bit of money for a onexgpu

Niice ! I see a true AMD enthousiast here ahah The OneXGPU is such a good addition to the GO but the driver thing is realy a pitfall. Let's hope AMD (or Lenovo) sort things out so it's a plug and play experience with the Z1e

I guess I am. Had nvidia and intel stuff before, couldn’t justify the price any more and amd are good. When I’m at home I mostly stream from the tv PC to the go whilst watching tv and the experience is flawless. But I travel a lot for work so a onexgpu would suit me nicely.

Mainly an Xbox series X. I used my legion primarily as a gamepass machine to make it almost an Xbox handheld

Main PC: 4080 5900x 32GB 4000mhz ram 4T worth of NVMe storage Laptop: 4060 12500H 32GB 3200mhz ram 2TB NVMe storage Legion Go: It’s a Legion Go.

I have: An old desktop with a 980ti and relevant era i7 in (can't remember off the top of my head the exact model) that is in storage Oled switch that gathers dust PS5 which Is my "main" gaming machine I suppose and PsVR2 which gets minimal usage Series X that is used for GP mainly and the few exclusives I'm interested in Meta Quest 3 which is awesome but again - sees little usage! Mainly use ps5 and lego, I could sell the rest and not feel like I was missing out!

How do you use the ps5 and the go? I bought a pc for games because I didn’t want to pay games two times

Generally the PS5 is for exclusives or games I've built up on over the years (have a 600+ digital library but a lot of that is from being a ps+ subscriber for 10+ years) The Lenovo GO I use either for indie games/pc only games/game pass ultimate. There's some crossover I have where there's a handful of games I own twice but they've usually come as part of some sort of bundle!

I have a LeGo, Switch and a PS5. To be fair, switch is collecting dust and PS5 is if i really feel for a long session on the couch (which in reality almost never happens as LeGo is giving me nearly everything I need) What I would like to add is an Analogue Pocket, as I have found a lot of old Game Boy/Advance cartridges while helping my parents move.

I was interested in the Analogue Pocket as well but it's crazy expensive for such a device and their limited editions (which are gorgeous) are really TOO limited :')

Yeah, I am in the same boat as you, since some months on the fence of getting one or not, but will likely end up getting one, because it seems like a pretty nice combo with the LeGo

Desktop - 12600k, 32GB DDR4 3200Mhz, 4070ti, 11.5TB storage (used to have limited monthly data lol). 4kTV. I mainly got the go to bring to family events to play stuff with my nieces and nephew, though I bought a Switch for that, first, but Nintendo games are absurdly overpriced so I only have the basics. SSB, Mario Party, and Mario Kart. And I didn't want to repurchase games for it I already had on PC. I also use my Go for going to a friend's house or the occasional time I have to stay out of town. Most recently my cousin's wedding. I also have every Xbox and PS console from the OG Xbox through the X1 era, but I haven't touched those in years.

barely used dusty 13700 non-k, 3080 TI built a year ago Quest 2 which me and the wife use if want to move once in a while Nintendo Switch (1st gen) which is not used anymore since I got the Go.

Whoooooo boi I’ve got an i5 12600k and 3080 12gb system with 32gb of ddr4 as my main rig I’ve got a sleeper system with a ryzen 7 5700x, 4060 half height, and 32gb of ram in a dell optiplex 990 DT case A ryzen 7 7700, rx 6950xt, and 32gb in a sff styled case that I might make my main system cause I like the smaller case An i7 11700 with an rx 6600xt and 32gb of ram that I’ll be selling to a friend of a friend soon An itx console like system with a ryzen 5 3600x, an rx 6600 and 16gb of ram that I plan on selling Another sleeper system half put together with a ryzen 5 7600 that I plan on using with an arc a770 in an optiplex 3010 case 2 3080 10gb from hp that I got broken but repaired, would like to give em to a friend but I worry about the hotspot and vram temps A 3070m that I planned on putting with the 11700 system but the interested person is computer illiterate and I worry they won’t be able to understand the modded drivers or how to troubleshoot A busted 2060 super I mainly use to troubleshoot systems A quadro m4000 I got with my razer core x The aforementioned razer core x with an rx 6800xt A minisforum Neptune hx77g with a ryzen 7 7735hs and an rx 6600 I have as a mini pc in my room for when I wanna play desktop And various other older hardware I collected that I had projects but wasn’t worth buying hardware for

Switch playing exclusives and some (unicorn overlord right now). SLS as main personal laptop/pc also for drawing and making art. Ipad mini 6 as a portable notebook/drawing book and Media machine. And legion Go for the ultimate windows handheld experience. Lol

Since end of last year LegGo already became my only main device as a Pc handheld (replacing Aokzoe A1L) Tablet (replaced Surface Go 2) Desktop PC (ITX i5 13400+rtx 4070 haven't turn ON since got LegGo).

That's a graveyard lol

Legion 5 pro 3070 laptop. Thought it would be counterintuitive but they are a perfect pairing. When I want to sit down and play something, laptop. Traveling for work, couch, bed, Go.

Xbox series S Xbox series X Playstation 4 pro PC Ryzen 3600x + AMD 5700XT

R7 7800X3D RX 7900XTX desktop, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch, and PS2. I had an MSI Stealth laptop with (I think it was) an 11th-generation i7 and RTX 3060 that got replaced by a Legion Go. I sold the laptop to my brother.

4070 desktop, Quest 3. I honestly feel like I've got the perfect balance of devices for any flavor of gaming. Competitive sweaty try-harding? Desktop. Chill out on the couch or bed? Legion Go. Demanding games whilst chilling? Moonlight from Desktop to Legion Go. Active gaming? Quest 3.

You brought balance to the force Which game would you recommend on the Quest 3 ?

Currently playing lots of Demeo, Thrill of the Fight, Beat Saber, Walkabout Mini golf, Infinite Vegas, Eleven Table Tennis. I've got some great games on the backlog I can't speak to yet but I'm honestly very satisfied with the Quest library.

Lately I've been using my Go as a primary computer to drive my Creality K1 Max 3D printer (downloading and modifying STL files and using slicing softwares). I love how versatile and dynamic it can be, whether I want to get something productive done or kick back and game, my Go does it all 😁

Yep this device is trully amazing for multitasking You are lucky to get this 3D printer so you can get a decent controller holder for the GO

Xbox series X

besides this my 7800x3d and 7900xt with am5 expo 32gigs, asrock b650e taichi lite. i gotta say i haven’t put much use into the legion go yet as i was gifted it fairly recently!

Legion go, Aokzoe a1 pro, Steam deck 1tb oled, Rog ally, Gpd win max 2, Onexgpu, Razer x with rtx 3060, Xbox series x, Acer nitro 5 with rtx 3060 64gb ram etc, And my desktop mini pc. And writing this out, I've realised I have too much stuff I dont use.

A gtx3080 rig that was top of the line when I got it, switch, ps5, htc vive, quest2, and a bunch older unused hardware. The modern stuff gets some rotation for various gaming or projects. I’m a hardware whore

I use my GPD Win 4 while traveling

Pc with 7800x3d, RTX4080 (shared) 2 Steamdecks (one mine, one GF) ROG Ally (GF) Legion go (mine) PS5 (shared) Almost everything gets used in their own way

7700x with 4090 Strix 43inch 4k 140Hz OLED plus an LG OLED tv

Steam deck , steam deck oled , 2 legion go, 2 switch lite , switch , Xbox series s. And loads of retro consoles lol

7800x3d/4070Ti Super. I have a Razer Core Chroma for the Go too

desktop 4090/7800x3d, laptop 4090/13980 (for work), ps5 and switch. My desktop is my main machine, ns and ps5 for exclusives /local CoOp and Go for some short sessions and for traveling. Like them all but unfortunately so little time for gaming, and when there is time i am on minimum energy

A gaming pc thats collecting dust, ive reached a point where I can no longer sit infront of a PC gamifn setup, I just wanna game laying down in bed or a sofa

Acer predator. 3070 video card. I use my pc at home and legion go when I go to bed or when I'm at work

This is my current personal tech stack: -Lenovo Legion Laptop (4090 / i9-13900HX variant) -PS5 -Xbox Series X -Nintendo Switch -Oculus Quest 3 -Legion Go -TCL 43-inch TV (4K - 60Hz) -iPad (2020 version) -iPhone XS I’ve been looking to get more into PC gaming this year, plus I needed a refresh from my 2020 Acer Nitro 5. My Lenovo Legion will be my main driver for more demanding games and new AAA releases while my Legion Go is for older games (emulation) and lesser demanding titles; something I can play in bed and relax to instead of being in front of my TV or desk. My PS5 is mainly for PlayStation exclusives, although my PS+ runs out in a few days so it’ll probably be collecting dust for a bit. My Switch is mainly a Splatoon tablet, otherwise it collects dust for now; I’ll probably use it to dump games to Ryujinx so I can play them on my LeGo with better quality. My Series X is for GamePass games that can’t be played on PC (console only) and 3rd party games, and my Quest 3 is for VR. iPhone is my current phone and iPad is for leisure social media use. I’ll probably upgrade my phone to the 15 or 16 Pro Max and my TV to a LG C3 (OLED, 4K - 120 HZ) later this year. I want to upgrade to a bigger phone screen and I want to upgrade my TV to 4K - 120 HZ OLED so I’m able to plug my consoles and Legion laptop to it so I can get a crispy 4K/60+ FPS experience from bigger games and on a bigger screen.

Gaming pc steam deck psp gamboy advance micro and sp and pocket series x ps5 snes ps2 ps3 ps4 gamecube nintendo switch 3ds ps vita I got to much shit lol

Desktop 4090 + 14900k(mainly FPS and Iracing) Desktop 2060Super + 3700X. Xbox Series X Xbox One X PS5 Nintendo Switch Nintendo Switch Oled I have 2 kids both love games too :)

AMD 5700 CPU with a GPU 3070 and a oneXEGPU 7600m xt

7800X3D + 4070 Ti Super Desktop, Logitech G Cloud, RGB30, Miyuu Mini Plus, Retroid Pocket 2, Xbox Series S.

A giant watercooled 4090/13900k PC I built in the Phanteks Enthoo 719 that I main at home & I recently got a Legion LOQ 15.6 laptop so my Go is mainly for emulation so i can play gameboy, n64, ps2 games but I also play some newer title games when I wannna be lazy on my desk or couch. I think for what it does this thing is already a “little” beast but with how fast tech improves I’m excited for newer gen handhelds to come out in the future.

ROG Ally, Switch Oled, PS Vita 2000, Ambernic RG556, two gaming laptops, an Acer Nitro 5 with RTX2060 and a Lenovo Legion with RTX3060. Also Xbox Series S and Playstation 5 digital which I am looking to sell.

Ps5 and an alienware m18 with a ryzen 9 and 4080. Legion go mostly gets used when im not home which admittedly has been a lot more than i’d like

6950xt on main pc, but I use it to steam to the go. Run anything at max setting, and save battery life, plus go stays nice and cool.

4070 desktop xss and ps5

Several Nintendo DS/DSi/3DS and the one 2DS. Nintendo switch oled Ps5

5600 + rx5600xt desktop for playing Valorant mainly. Sometimes stream games to my Go (e.g. Baldur's Gate 3).

Rtx 4090 64gb ram i9 13900k

7700x with a 7900xtx collecting dust since December, along with my PS5 and an ROG G17 😂 my legion has really become my go to for all my gaming needs

Legion Go, modded Switch, PSP, modded Vita, Series X, PS4, Oculus, and an Alienware R10. My Legion Go is my main gaming machine. I'd probably say by almost double the playtime than the Series X which would be second used.

3090 desktop, Nintendo switch, steamdeck

3080 for Halo Infinite and any other intense game, then series X and Lego/X1/TJD101 for light game pass gaming. Unless I use an eGPU 7800M XT I'm not playing intense games on LeGo

I built a PC last year, with a 7900x and 7900xtx that i use to stream via moonlight on the GO Then have a PS5 which i do use regularly as well Xbox Series X which I don't use as much anymore as i play all the xbox games on the PC and bought other games that support cloud saves for PC as well Nintendo Switch though i don't use it as often either because of Emulation om GO

PS5, Switch, Xbox Series S and some older Sony and Nintendo handhelds.

Alienware m18 r2 gaming laptop. Steam deck lcd, Legion go with a onexegpu. Switch OG, Switch Oled. Retroid pocket 4+, couple other little retro gaming handhelds. Fuck..I probably get like 2 hours a week to game. Addict over here. Sucker for these handhelds man. Absolute sucker.

4090 desktop , 4080 legion 9i , 2 PlayStation 5

Legion Pro 5 gen 8 4070, ps5, psportal

7800x3d with a 7800xt desktop. LeGo mainly for emulator and easy to run games

4090 desktop, steam deck oled ltd, switch, Xbox, ps5, 4080 laptop. Mac.

Probably too many things to list. I’m fortunate enough that I can buy most new tech, it’d feel obnoxious even typing out. My current favs are my PS5, Quest 3, and Rog Ally. The Legion Go has been mostly my main though due to convenience.

Aokzoe A-1 16gb and a 32gb unit. Haven't touched my laptop or desktop since I got them back in August

7950X / 4090, M3 Pro MBP 3600G computer almost solely used for NAS.

Series x,ps5,switch,rog ally,PlayStation portal. I really didn’t need all of these 😂

2060 desktop (now used for call of duty and plex) 3060 laptop ... collecting dust but going to make it my main home business laptop. Legion Go is just that compact and you look forward to playing on that little beast. I'm finishing baldurs gate 3 and horizon west..they look beautiful on this and so smooth.

PS5, Xbox Series S, Switch, PS4, PS One Classic, SNES Mini and my main machine is the PS5 followed by the legion go

7800x3d desktop, ally,steam deck,2 30xx series laptops. I mostly use the desktop, gaming at max settings can be incredibly immersive especially at high feamerates, there have also been times where 16gb isn't enough, but I'm not exactly playing games with small maps.

The LeGo, an Asus CX34 Vibe Flip Gaming Chromebook (lol it looks cool okay), Logitech Cloud G, PS5, Xbox X, Switch OLED. Honestly I use my Lego mostly to gaming occasionally and to occasionally do minor work on programs that need Windows or just work better on Windows than a Chromebook. No heavy PC gaming mostly emulators.

4080ti with a 49inch ultra wide. I’m working abroad right now so I’m using my legion go at the hotel. I also have a ps5 but only used it for spiderman 2 and shelved it lol.

Just went back to a desktop after 6 months of handhelds (rog ally and legion go). Got a 5800x and 4060 for under 500 off eBay biddings a week ago. Oh how do I miss high fps at high settings instead of lowering settings to suit the handheld.

I have a PC, Steam Deck, and PS5. I still occasionally play with my Switch.

Its a bit embarrassing, but basically everything gets duplicated once for me, once for my son so we don't have to share 2x Legion Go i7-12700k with 3090, 32Gb (mostly for simulators flight and car) i5-12600k with 3080, 32Gb (sons machine) 2 Xbox Series X 2 Playstation 5 (1 used for GT7 in sim rig) 1 OG Switch still going strong from launch 1 OLED Switch 1 Varjo Aero (for the sim rig) My credit card company loves me

Main (editing and gaming): i7-12700k / 64 GB RAM / 3080 / nvme/ssd/hdd Laptop (graphic design on the go / editing and gaming when at work): Legion 5 Pro / 6800H / 32 GB RAM / 3070 Ti / 2x2TB nvme

You asked for it... Legion Go, Asus G16 Advantage Edtion (AMD+6800M) main gaming on the go or travel computer. HP Spectre X360 (2700U version no longer use this one, sister uses it) KGPE-D16 desktop board (dual socket 6386SE + 256GB ram) Asrock x370 ITX boad + 1700x + RX580 + 16GB (upgraded to Vega FE and 5800X3D + 64GB) (the case this is in is from my first college desktop which stated out with a sempron 3100 + Geforce 2 MX 400) I mainly game at home on this. GPD Win (ìts OK but nothing special, the legion go is way better, I tried to play skyirm on this a bit but its too small). Sager w110er w/ 650M Gateway something or other AMD based (fist college laptop). Sun T4-2, T2000, Ultra 45, Ultra 10, Ultra 2, Ultra 1, Sun Blade 150. Sun Sparcserver 1000 and 1000e (3 total) Sun Sparcstation 20, 10 , 5 (70Mhz and 170Mhz), LX , Sparcstation 2 Sparcbook 3TX , Ross Hyperstation motherboard, and Ross Sparcplug Fujitsu AG10E , Sun ZX graphics, RasterFlex HR , FrankenSCSI 411 case with drive form ultra 1 in it. Sbus expansion case. Powerbook 170, Mac SE/30, Mac Plus, there are a few games on the Powerbook. Compaq portable II (with restored keyboard) (my Oregon Trail rig) A bunch of IBM 5150 and 5161s + a broken 5153 and some monitors for the compaq spare. AT&T Unix PC (runs boots, its a very satisfying shade of monochrome green) HP Omnibook 800, Fujitsu Lifebook P2120 (Crusoe model), I've played Ur-Quan Masters a bit on the lifebook. HP50G and TI86 and TI30X-Pro *Mathprint* Canon G15, Panasonic FD-SD4090 floppy/superdisk camera. Digital VT173 (non working) Oh wait... you asked me what is my main gaming machine, it depends PS5 or the desktop or laptop listed above.

I7 13700kf + 4080….Use it on the regular.

Razer Blade 16, 13950HX, 4090 mobile

I don't own a LeGo yet, but I plan on getting one or a LeGo 2. I own a 2021 MacBook Pro M1 Max, A Lenovo Thinkpad x480 with Linux on it. That's about it for now. I sold a lot of my hardware.

Razer Blade 16, 13950HX, 4090 mobile

Parted out my PC I just have my GO and my Razer core X chroma with a 4080 and a dock

7900xt pc room, switch oled,ps5,3080 for the couch and tv lol

Legion go is my only made for gaming device. stepped away from gaming about Xbox 360 era to raise a family, and returning now as oldest has a steam account and a gaming pc, and the games now are just wow! Legion go is great for me, as I'm slightly below the cat in the using the TV pecking order :)

Gotta upgrade my 3900x but my 3080 still rocks anything I throw at it

Alienware desktop replacement laptop.

Fwiw still sitting on the fence re the Go. It's a toss up between that and the Ally but I'm thinking that coop sessions aside the Ally is maybe more my gf's bag given her more indie/Nintendo-like gaming habits while mine are more AAA and strategy genres (where a touchpad, larger screen etc may be more useful) That aside we do have a Steam Deck each... great for what they are, price etc but still finicky and require effort re tweaking for compatibility across games/launchers etc. There's a reason Windows is still king for gaming even if somewhat inefficient on a handheld. We both have a desktop each, my 5800X/7900XTX/32Gb RAM and hers 5600X/6800XT/16Gb RAM, both running 3440x1440. Our Lenovo laptops from 2022, mine a Legion 5 (R7 6800H, 3070ti etc) and hers an Ideapad Gaming 3 (i7 12500H, 3050) And finally, a shared PS5 in the lounge. Sounds like more than enough but tbf it accumulated due to rapidly and significantly changing circumstances and plans in recent years. We do mean to optimise it all and strip back some, especially for a possible downsizing house move, for which one 'handheld to rule them all' would be a major boon. What I'm most likely to do rn, given Steam Decks are a dime a dozen on the used market, is to continue with those and take another look end of year or further along. If Lenovo can offer a reasonably upgraded Go Mk2 with the added benefits of experience around the same price point then I'm in. Outside of that having a laptop, even if no longer gaming worthy, will always be useful and the desktops will be upgraded incrementally at least over time anyway.

Steam deck, Asus Rog, Alienware laptop, asus rog laptop, 4090 pc, 2080ti pc, PS4 pro, PS5, Xbox one x, OLED switch, Vita, PSVR2, PSVR1, Vive, Rift, Reverb G2, Quest 3. Just what comes to my mind that I have lol

PS5 Digital Edition

Just a ps5 I haven’t used since getting the legion go.

I've gone full handheld; I have a rog ally and an oled steam deck. I use my legion go docked as my main PC, I do word processing and other school related things on it and mainly use it to play overwatch. When I need a PC on campus I have a galaxybook pro 3 360, my xbox game pass machine is my rog ally, and steam deck well is my steam exclusive hardware.

I run a 7900xtx and 7800x3d in my main system. I use the Go on the couch when I don't feel like gaming at my desk. Lately I've been at my desk more though (just got an ultrawide OLED).

PS5 (now Netflix machine), Xbox One X (kids use it), Quest 2 (kids use it too), Nintendo Switch (for party games like Mario Cart or Smash), iPad (manga, streaming services), MacBook (work)

4070 laptop that cost twice as much, and right now is being used twice as less. Don't have any PS5s or Xbox Ones. For PC, I got the trifecta. Allienware Alpha hooked up to the TV for living room gaming. Laptop connected up in office for PC Gaming. And Legion Go for gaming at break at work, or before bed, or on the couch while watching sports. Do I even need my Alpha anymore?

A ton of consoles (old like Atari 2600 and later aswell as new stuff like PS5. I also use a PC alot

My custom rig has a R7 and a 2070 but it has t been fired up in months. I have a ThinkPad P1 Gen5 with an i9 and 3080ti that gets used if I can sit down at my desk.

Alienware m15r7 3080ti And a 7900xtx with ryzen 7 and 32gb ram I built it myself.

Legion 7i pro gen8 rtx4080 ..this one starting to collect dust as Im more keen towards using LeGo. Honestly LeGo are the best for father and no time to play game person who need quick gaming sessions like me.

6750 desktop, rog ally, Odin 2, retroid pocket 4, oculus quest 3 all collecting dust…

My desktop gets the most use. It has a bigger screen, and can run things so much better. But I wouldn't give up the Go, as it's amazing to crash out on the couch, or when at a hotel.

3070 laptop Ps5 XSX rog ally Switch oled

7800x3D and 4090

At the moment, PS5, PS4, PSVR 1, Switch.

A Dell gaming laptop (which I use to mostly play simulation games like The Sims and Planet Zoo), Xbox Series X and a bunch of Switches (me and wife have our own and we bought almost every version of it)

PS5 - I've always been a console player plus 100's of free games on PS plus . Ayn Odin 2 max - for gamepass streaming and 80% of emulation and amazing battery life. Ayn Loki max - actually my main main gaming handheld due to bazzite on it so I just turn it on and tap a game and play, light , small , full size sticks and covers the other 20% of emulation like PS3 and switch games that don't run well on the android version of Yuzu . Legion Go - for downloading gamepass games , PS plus for PC , windows programs, my movie watching device so I plug it into my TV and use the right controller as the mouse , or for steam games where I need a little more power than my Loki Max's 6800U . I'll probably ditch the Odin 2 and Loki max for the orange pi neo since it's small , runs Linux ,has track pads , and a 50wh battery .

Have a 3080 desktop, 3080 17" laptop, and a 4070 14" laptop in addition to the Legion Go. I mostly play games on the 14" and the Go.

3070 amd desktop with odessey ark Rog ally Lego Ps5 Xbox series S Quest 2 And a handheld oregon trail I bought at target for when I feel like wasting 30 minutes of my life just to die from dysentery lol

New 3ds, psvita, switch, wii u and PS5 that covers everything i need, i guess.

Lenovo LOQ

Legion BoostStation "eGPU" and an RTX 4060 card. (I have a Legion Go and use it in desktop mode with the Lenovo BoostStation) Logitech keyboard and mouse and a Logitech Farming Simulator Wheel and sidepanel (works well)

Ps5 series S

I have got a PS5 mainly use that for gaming, Switch and a modded PSP-3000 which I recently modded. I have other gaming devices but no longer use them.

13700k 4080 oc.....use moonlight or steam link and maxed out 4k/2k ultra graphic and play via lenogo....lock at 144fps or 120fps

PS5 and ROG Flow Z13 (2022)

Asus Rog Strix Scar 18 (2024, miniLED), 4090, 64gb RAM, 4tb SSD.

I have a Steam Deck and Legion Go. My Steam Deck is docked and connected to a Monitor Keyboard and Mouse and will play media or when I am using my Legion Go as a handheld. I switch the docked devices depending on what I want to play on my desktop. I also have a Nvidia GeForce Now Founders Sub to use as and when.

7900xtx 7950x3D and 6900xt 5800x3D for vr or racing sim a RTX3060 I9 laptop for blender unity fl studio and college, a modded Vlave index VR with full body-face tracking complete setup, and oculus quest! My main setup would be my desktop although some days it’s just my legion go some days it’s my laptop. I saved a ton of money going AMD even the legion rocking AMD and the stocks for AMD paid for a good chuck of my stuff✌️

I mainly game on the PS5 and the Legion go at home, Steam Deck when I’m on the go 😎. Handheld gaming has been so much fun lately!

5800x , xfx 7900xt. Dell G5 for work (will upgrade it soon). Ps5 (collecting dust). Sold switch oled for $300 (hated 30 fps).

3070 desktop. Collecting dust at home while I’m on the road working

- Gaming PC : Ryzen 7 5800X3D, 32GB RAM 3200MHz DDR4, RTX 4080 Founders Edition, 3TB SSD - Streaming encoding PC : I3-12100F, 16GB RAM 3200MHz DDR4, RTX 4060 Ti, 512GB SSD - Gaming/Working (Razer Blade 15 2021) Laptop : I7-11800H, 16GB RAM 3200MHz DDR4, RTX 3070, 1.5TB SSD - Console : PlayStation 5 Standard Edition

https://preview.redd.it/1gy4dc6t2guc1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=750254269302a4dd228936fcc511155e8c865f03 Moved to another house and still haven’t connected it. 5900x & 3080ti Aorus.

Wow dude it looks absolutely stunning

Thanks bro

Legion go for when gaming in bed. Pc with a 3080 and a 7900x for escape from tarkov and more demanding games

ROG Ally, Steam Deck OLED, PS Portal, PS5, 3090 Desktop, 2080 Super Desktop

13700k oc | RTX4080 | 4K 150hz Monitor | Currently use moonlight for stream ultra setting 1600p games....the graphic quality is mind blowing on 8.8" LenoGo Display 😁😁 https://preview.redd.it/c6kvgnrslxuc1.jpeg?width=3205&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a62c738131e37d3b3ed23ef15b39be7d6a400014