ThinkPad P16

Been a 2021 G15 Zephyrus user before my G14 2024, I am an engineer, it gets abused at home and has handled stuff just fine. However mines a base variant with a 4050 and Ryzen 7 8845. My "true" DTR device is my ThinkPad P16 G2, but honestly build quality between Le Tank (Thinkpad) and Lil Guy (G14) a

Hey, I have a ThinkPad P16 gen 2 in stormy grey. And what shall I say? It is much better than my ThinkPad T580, although T580 is much more handier & P16 gen 2 much more like a monster. The surface of the case is not that prone for finger prints and grease strains, only because eating chips and so on

You need to use the card designed for your specific motherboard. The TB5 card is not officially compatible. It's not going to work how you think. Even with the correct number of pins on the header, there is way more going on than just plugging it in. At best, you might be able to get something to wo

One of the absolute best Windows laptops regarding performance, build quality and longetivity is such Lenovo ThinkPad P16 Gen 3 for 7749 usd. It has CPU Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX, 128GB DDR5 RAM (supports up to 192GB), GPU NVIDIA RTX PRO 5000 Blackwell 24GB, 4TB SSD PCIe Gen5, 16" OLED 3.2K touch dis

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extremely good I'd say. I associate incredible level to the deal I had for the P16 I am writing from: it was listed on eBay as T16 with mixed photos of T16 from official lenovo stock and some real-item photos of the P16. Given the context I was in any case eligible to a refund for item not as a desc

I have a P16 with the Ryzen 370, 32GB/1TB, RTX 4060, and 4k OLED. If you search for reddit posts about this particular machine you'll find a lot of complaints, but I bought mine open-box from Best Buy 5 months ago for $1000 and it's been spectacular. I just made sure it has all the latest driver and

ThinkPad P16. "Gaming laptops" are a fucking joke and won't last as long as a good laptop.

ThinkPad P16 Gen 2 is a mobile workstation built for durability, expandability, and pro workloads, but its power-hungry CPU and GPU cause high temps and poor battery life under light use unless tuned. The Legion Pro 5i runs cooler and quieter with better gaming performance and battery for casual tas

Like others have mentioned, a professional workstation would have meet your work needs with greater build quality. Dell Precision/ Dell Pro Max Lenovo ThinkPad P16 HP Zbook Fury 16 Still not an excuse for Dell to be dog sh*t with customer service and low-quality build towards their consumer line of