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!

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

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 can run it on my ThinkPad P15 Gen 1 (Win10, Quadro T1000, Intel i7 10th gen, with 64gb ram). I might have to upgrade my GPU soon, but you should. SHOULD. be fine. Just don't run the game for longer than a couple of hours at a time to help save your fans etc.

RPCS3 struggles on ULV CPUs, like any ThinkPad that isn't a P series. Pair that with the iris XE being dog slow compared to even an RX 470, it'd be an exercise in pain. You'd need at least a ThinkPad p15 gen 1 with the i7 to comfortably do PS3 emulation. The Ryzen T14G2 might do better but would sti

Yeah, but with my ThinkPad P15 Gen1 it's not working as for whatever reason the two external Monitors are not recognized by the Nvidia Driver. As far as I know X11 does it's hardware enumeration by its own and there it seems to work.

So idk man, you went a little over the line. It will defenitly serve but its heavy. Plus not the best battery. If you need a gpu and a cpu capable of coding and ai. I would recommend you get something lile a dell latitude, a thinkpad p or t, or a hp zbook with a gpu.the research is up to you, but an