ThinkPad T14

Let me explain the ThinkPad T: This is Lenovo's corporate line of laptops. "Corporate" means it's used by large corporations. Corporations don't buy them. They lease them for three or five years, usually directly from Lenovo. They pay almost full price for this, but they get quick replacements for f

I have two WoA laptops - SP11 (X1P) and Lenovo T14s (X1E). I also have a Ryzen 7 T14s from work. The difference could not be more night and day. I hate to do anything on my AMD work laptop, it is so frustrating - bleeding battery when it's supposed to be in sleep, constant fan noise even while doing

The T14 Gen 2 offers better durability, superior keyboard feel, and more ports. The EliteBook 840 G8 is lighter, generally considered more "stylish", and features "superior" aluminum build quality and battery life Not a bias because This is a ThinkPad sub but aluminum ≠ better, ThinkPad is more rugg

Debian Stable. Feels great and runs smooth on my ThinkPad T14 Gen 1 (full AMD) and X260 (full Intel).

I'd honestly recommend swapping drives to a Windows drive temporarily so you can use Lenovo Vantage to update, T14s is such a wide variety model that I wouldn't trust downloading the BIOS file. BIOS will say what version it's running, if you just want to compare just enter your Service Tag number fr

you can use it to get the effect of windows-exclusive dolby tuning on linux. you convolve the recording of a gaussian pulse played on windows. so cool! wildly better speakers. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Lenovo_ThinkPad_T14_(AMD)_Gen_4 scroll down to speakers

There's nothing quite like Apple computers out there but there are competing ones where you get different trade-offs. Look into Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon for lightweight high-end laptop or ThinkPad T14 for something repairable. Both of these work with Linux and Windows and are amazing devices.

I don't know who's ultimately to blame in your case - the Ryzen T14s being a work machine I immediately get flashbacks from efficiency-(and performance!-)destroying security software and intrusive GPOs ruining energy settings (combined with outdated BIOSes, oh the irony...) - but Lenovo's AMD Thinkp

40AN is very powerful if it works, although a little buggy (aka bug hell) on some devices. Considering yours is a native TB3 device, chances are good it'll work well. I have one, and it works nicely with my P16V Gen2 Intel, while it is painful with my T14s Gen3 AMD. Fun fact, the successor (40B0) wo

It's why I stayed with MX. I have a ThinkPad T14 gen 1. Cachy was the only one that gave solid gaming experience but I prefer discover for selecting apps and flatpaks. I like retro games so to see the applications before downloading is helpful for the open-source clones of old games. But I wanted mo