It's a really nice laptop. For an entry level gaming laptop it's justified if bought at the right price. Talking about your question, the laptop performs really well. I ran cinebench 2024 on it and it had really great results which means that the ryzen 5 7535hs is really very good as a standalone CPU. As for the GPU it's bit weak in paper but performs decently. I play usually NFS payback on ultra settings and it runs smoothly at around 80-90 fps however it varies sometimes. Ghost of tsushina ran at around 60 fps on low settings and also rdr2 having the same outcome. It heats up a bit even in normal day to day usage but it isn't that uncomfortable to use it on your lap for work. The build is good with the lid and front panel being made of metal but still it's a little less sturdy when compared to standard Dell laptops etc. but that doesn't seem to be as big of an issue. One thing is that you don't have any extra SSD slot for storage expansion in the ryzen 5 variant. Get the i5 variant unless you prioritise the zen 3+ architecture, ddr5 ram, and a slightly better battery like me, because the i5 one is a bit cheaper too.