ThinkPad P15 Gen 1

I have a P15 Gen 1 and I bet that this too is an amazing machine. I plan on buying this when it becomes more common on the used ThinkPad market. That 13th gen HX processor has an ungodly number of threads, along with a GPU with plenty of VRAM!

Die Frage nach generellen Systemvoraussetzungen ist schwer zu beantworten - AutoCAD gibt es seit 1982, dementsprechend gering waren da die Anforderungen an die Rechenleistung. Für komplexe 3D Modelle mit Strömungssimulation braucht man deutlich mehr Rechenleistung als für 2D Zeichnungen. Das generel

Da reichen Teilweise auch gebruachte Business Laptops wie z.B. Lenovo P53 mit Nvidia Quadro Grafikkarte oder den Nachfolger Lenovo P15 Gen 1. Die gibts oft relativ günstig mit guter Hardware auf Kleinanzeigen oder Ebay da Unternehmen die oft loswerden wollen.

A thousand bucks for a Skylake CPU? It's already hopelessly obsolete, in four years that CPU will be 15 years old tech. Nah my man. Nope. A ThinkPad P15 Gen 2 15.6" 4K i9-11950H 64GB RAM 1TB RTX A4000 on eBay is $980. It's the first result when I searched for ThinkPad A4000. Do not get bamboozled by

P53 er en solid maskine, men jeg vil anbefale dig at kigge på maskinen der lige er en generation nyere, P15. Det er stadig inden for dit prisleje, men noget nyere/kraftigere. Sådan en her f.eks.: https://laptops.dk/lenovo-thinkpad-p15-gen-1-brugt-b-p51077?toConfig=1

Hi! Hope you're having a good day. A week ago, I bought a Lenovo Thinkpad P15 Gen 1 with the same specifications as the one on the list, which cost me a total of $340. Here's my experience with the device: It's very well built, sturdy, heavy, but feels like a high-quality product (I've read that it'

In the end, I managed to buy a ThinkPad P15 Gen 1 for PLN 2,300 (which is approximately USD 635 at today’s exchange rate). Its specifications are: – 1 TB SSD – 64 GB RAM – Intel Core i7‑10850H processor – Nvidia Quadro RTX 3000 GPU I’m testing it now, and indeed, it’s a completely different performa

I'm sorry this is so confusing! There are a lot of aspects to this and by implication this is a big important decision where the consequences of spending $300 on something inappropriate for your needs are fairly high. If that's not true then my recommendation is to buy the one you had your eye on be

If you were shopping for Dell's lowest-end consumer laptop, I'm curious why you think a ThinkPad P-series is what you need? Especially since the use cases you've mentioned aren't going to take advantage in the things P-series have that, T/E/L series or Dell Latitude or Dell Pro series don't have. 13

i upgraded from p50 to p15 g2. massive improvement in every aspects https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/1km6x9i/p53_vs_p15/ https://www.cruisetech.co.uk/blogs/news/lenovo-thinkpad-p15-vs-p53 https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/17yoq6e/p15_gen_1_gen_2_vs_p53/