IT House reported on April 10 that Lenovo’s new Y9000X thin and light gaming notebook this year has attracted a lot of attention. This model adopts a new design language, adopts a CNC metal middle frame, is as thin as 16.9mm, and is equipped with a 12th-generation Core + RTX 30 series graphics card, which is expected to be released at the end of this month.
According to netizens’ contributions, Lenovo revealed more information about this notebook in the official QQ group.
Lenovo said that the new Y9000X notebook will be designed with 8GB of onboard memory, while leaving a memory slot. This means that the new Y9000X will be equipped with a standard 8GB onboard + 8GB SO-DIMM memory design, and players can upgrade to 40GB (8GB + 32GB).
A few days ago, Lenovo Savior announced the screen parameters of the Y9000X: 2560*1600 / 165Hz / 500nits / 100% sRGB. This screen has a high screen ratio of 93.3%, a high-speed response time of 3ms, and hardware-level low blue light certification, and DC dimming does not flicker.
It is expected that Lenovo’s new savior Y9000X will be released at the end of this month and will be available in May. R9000X models with AMD processors are expected to be available during 618.
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