ThinkPad L14 Gen 4

Min anbefaling er en pc som er et par år gammel, med minst 16gb ram og 512gb SSD lagring.Jeg ville også sett etter en ikke så gammel CPU, gjerne ikke eldre enn:AMD Ryzen 5 6xxxUIntel Core i5 12xxUEller nyere/bedre:Intel Ultra 125uAMD Ryzen 5 230Eller selvfølgelig også bedre eller nyere enn dette ogs

Min anbefaling er en pc som er et par år gammel, med minst 16gb ram og 512gb SSD lagring.Jeg ville også sett etter en ikke så gammel CPU, gjerne ikke eldre enn 2024:AMD Ryzen 5 6xxxUIntel Core i5 12xxUEller nyere/bedre:Intel Ultra 125uAMD Ryzen 5 230Eller selvfølgelig også bedre eller nyere enn dett

P.S. I am tech savvy, really like to tinker around with upgrades and what not, that’s why I’m pondering on the 14s since it has limited upgradability. Despite that, you do get a taller 16:10 display, decently robust chassis (lower half is all magnesium, instead of PPS/CFK), the most powerful iGPU he

This system, ThinkPad L14 Gen 5 (Intel), is a fine computer. It's relatively new, I see few of these on the used market in the US so far. 16gb of ram and 256gb of SSD are fine starting places and they're also modular/replaceable on this model. The price seems basically fair.

If you're willing to look at other business machines, check out Dell Latitudes. $250 gets you a Latitude 5440 with an intel 13th gen cpu. (vs. 11th gen for T14 Gen2) with 16gb/256gb. (The mid-point CPU in Intel 13th gen is as fast as the top CPU on the AMD side for the T14 Gen2 AMD. (whereas you're

Excellent price. Faster and more powerful than any T480 set up, and you retain modular dual RAM slots, and a replaceable WiFi card. If 8GB RAM is installed, adding an 8GB, or better, 16GB DDR4-3200 stick is a worthwhile upgrade, especially with Windows 11. Hopefully it's fitted with at least a 250 n

Almost all modern ThinkPads are fairly thin and light these days, especially if your own laptop is over about 10 years old, but knowing what you have now and what your one game is and what kind of size you're interested in would be useful. Generally speaking most people recommend T series, the 14-in

E14 came into its own in the Gen 5 - upgrade-able RAM, strong AMD chipsets, brighter 16:10 displays. E14 Gen 6 has dual RAM slots, excellent AMD chipsets, a 100% sRGB display option, and, as with all E14 models, dual NVMe drive support, ideal for backups, OS upgrades. The Wi-Fi card can also be upgr

Best one ive had in a while...Lenovo L14/G2 getting on a bit but with 32GB of RAM its servicable. And is a really robust laptop

Well made laptop, with a very nice display, but an X1 Yoga i5 just isn't the right machine for you usage. It's designed for portability and fast general use. Gaming and video editing are likely to leave you with a lot of fan activity, but not a very fast machine. Similar year, look at T14/P14s G3 AM