ThinkPad P17 Gen 2

I picked up a P17 gen 2 around a year ago on eBay as an impulse buy. It was great choice. It's hefty, but feels like it emerged from real industrial design. I appreciated how some of the promotional material gave examples of it being using on a offshore oil rig. It also has the best keyboard I have

Isss, prije 8mj kupio Lenovo P17 gen1 (17.3” UHD 3840×2160, 64GB DDR4, 1+2 TB SSD, i7-10850H, RTX3000/6GB, docking station sa dodatnim 230W adapterom i refurb jamstvom) za manje para. Ovo se neko gadno zajebava

I've had Linux, Ubuntu, Debian, running on my Lenovo P17 Thinkpad for the past 3 years, flawless. I do what works for me, I also have OS X on a Mac Mini M4, again zero issues. Do what works best for you, and your needs.

I have a Lenovo P17 for work. This old laptop boots maybe 20 seconds faster which is diamond when I’m sat in a car waiting to do some ECU flashing and it’s cold!

Hard to advise on anything: it is planned obsolescense everywhere, in everything , not just computers.Really, even the higher end laptops of MSRP like $3-4K / piece would require you to open them, inspect carefully, maybe remove metallic dust, maybe add forgotten thermal pads (YES, i've seen and don

En 15 años menos de 50 veces. Ahora en el trabajo me han dado una Lenovo P17 que pesa una tonelada y menos que menos la voy a mover.La realidad es que si programas necesitas al menos 1 monitor de soporte y eso te ata a un escritorio.Lo de trabajar en cualquier lado, en el jardín, con las patas en la

I just bought one and run Windows 11 on it. I tried using WSL2 with a Debian distribution but discovered it does not maximize the full power of Linux to run LLMs. Therefore I now use native Windows LM Studio and AnythingLLM to run my models in addition to cloud online LLMs. One hardware quirk, using

I recently came to that same conclusion on 11850h, im not willing to risk it on ultra series just yet, it elevates costs too much and its also not mature enough to know how it interacts with audio production, im not willing to be no beta testing user for it. I may go on the 13700h way, from like a m

i do solidworks too and totally get the button preference. the precision 7670 is powerful but yeah the no buttons and heat complaints are legit. look at lenovo thinkpad p17 or p73 - they keep the physical trackpoint buttons and run cooler. hp zbook fury 17 g8 is another solid option. all three have

i feel you on the touchpad buttons - once you get used to them it's hard to go back. that dell precision looks decent on paper but the heat and noise would drive me nuts too. for 17.3 with buttons, check out the HP ZBook Fury 17 G8 - solid workstation with i7 or i9, up to 128gb ram, rtx a-series gpu