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GET $200 OFF: Mar. 24th,Singapore the Lenovo Ideapad 1 AMD Ryzen 3 4GB RAM 128GB SSD AMD Radeon laptop is on sale at Best Buy for $199.99 or 50% off.

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You might think that you need to spend if you want a GPU-equipped laptop that can game. This Lenovo deal thinks otherwise.

Right now, the Lenovo Ideapad 1 AMD Ryzen 3 4GB RAM 128GB SSD AMD Radeon is on sale at Best Buy for $199.99. If you're looking for an affordable productivity laptop that will also take you on a run through Skyrim, this is your guy.

SEE ALSO: Score $80 off the 10th Gen iPad ahead of the Amazon Big Spring Sale

This Lenovo can pack a decent bit of data into its 128GB solid state drive. With 4GB of RAM, it doesn't have the most power, but its AMD Radeon graphics drive will help it along the way in game. For $200, it's jacked.

A 15.6 inch, 1920 x 1080p screen is your portal into the digital world. Its a good size for editing documents, watching films, surfing the web, and gaming.

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As of Mar. 24th, the Lenovo Ideapad 1 AMD Ryzen 3 4GB RAM 128GB SSD AMD Radeon laptop is available for $199.99 at Best Buy, saving you 50%, or $200.

The Big Spring Sale might be right around the corner, but this deal isn't something to wait on. This 50% budget laptop is a great pick for an around-town productivity laptop that can escape into the world of games. If you've wanted to get into PC Gaming for some time but can't shell out, this laptop deal is the opportunity.

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