主要区别

• The G14's Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 scores 35,028 in multi-core benchmarks vs the IdeaPad's 13,887, a 2.5x gap that means the ASUS handles video editing, compiling code, and heavy multitasking without breaking a sweat.
• Gaming is a total blowout: the G14 packs a discrete RTX 5080 with a 100/100 gaming score, while the IdeaPad's Intel Iris Xe integrated graphics score a 14/100, so the Lenovo can barely run Minecraft while the ASUS handles AAA titles at high settings.
• The G14 has a 2TB SSD vs the IdeaPad's 1TB, and the ASUS uses faster LPDDR5X RAM vs the Lenovo's older DDR4, though the IdeaPad does have 40GB of RAM vs the G14's 32GB, which is a weird flex for a budget laptop.
• Display quality is night and day: the G14's OLED panel delivers deep blacks and vibrant colors that owners consistently rave about, while the IdeaPad's IPS screen is fine for spreadsheets but nothing special.
• The IdeaPad wins on price and simplicity, with a perfect 5.0/5 rating from its four owners who likely just wanted a cheap laptop that turns on, while the G14's 4.7/5 from 344 reviews comes with gripes about fan noise during gaming and Armoury Crate bloatware.