ThinkPad P16

Nu gamer jeg godt nok ikke på min laptop, men sidder at tegner i både AutoCAD, Inventor og Fusion.Jeg har en ThinkPad P16 Gen 2 med en I7-14700 og et RTX 3500, og den gør det glimrende.. Men den koster så også lidt, og måske lidt bulky til studiebrug. Ved ikke lige hvordan Revit kører på Mac, men ha

Hey, I have a ThinkPad P16 gen 2 in stormy grey. And what shall I say? It is much better than my ThinkPad T580, although T580 is much more handier & P16 gen 2 much more like a monster. The surface of the case is not that prone for finger prints and grease strains, only because eating chips and so on

At this moment, the Thinkpad with the best gfx card available for my needs is a P1 gen 7 with a nvidia 4060. The Ada cards don't offer the same performance and cost a bit more. This is nonsense. The RTX 4060 is an Ada card, and Ada generation cards do offer better performance than earlier Ampere car

Get a refurbished ThinkPad P16 with an i7 processor and ARC Graphics card. With P16's and some of the other models you can upgrade the SSD and memory as needed in the future.

Hey, totally valid question — especially with a big purchase like this. Since you’re looking at engineering or neuroscience, and care about long battery life, quiet performance, and running programs like CAD, here are a few laptops worth checking out under $2,200. What to Look For CPU: i7/i9 or Ryze

High-End Windows 11 Pro Laptops (Gaming-Grade Performance, Business/Education Branding) Lenovo ThinkPad P16 Gen 2 Processor: Intel Core i9-13980HX (24-core, up to 5.6GHz) Graphics: NVIDIA RTX 5000 Ada (16GB GDDR6) Memory: 64GB DDR5 RAM Storage: 2TB PCIe Gen4 SSD Display: 16" UHD+ (3840x2400) IPS, 60

I think it’s a matter of habit — I’ve always used keyboards with numeric keypads. So personally, working on a PC without one feels impractical to me. For my use case (mainly with SOLIDWORKS), the ThinkPad P16 Gen3 chassis allows for much more powerful components than those available in the ThinkPad

Not to obliterate your bubble here I do all of that, for $2500. ThinkPad P16 Gen2, 4K OLED, i9-13900HX + RTX ADA 4000, 6.5 pounds, 9 with the charger. Can run my entire steam library, including triple A' titles at 1440P/4K. Deal hunting eBay, it's also my work laptop as it has all the necessary CAD

That is so great - thank you a lot for running this benchmark! That underlines that Lenovo seems to have a quite solid thermal management - even if the overall system TDP is reduced to something like 135 watts, both 285HX and RTX Pro 4000 together deliver a solid performance. With "only" an RTX Pro

Ultra series is more efficient and it doesn't have hyperthreading like previous generations, which is in itself a pro in terms of single core performance. You shouldn't be stuck to one brand in general, dell is all good and everything but I can't recommend anything better than a precision for your n