ThinkPad P16

Nah, P series's RTX Pro 2000 Blackwell are 8 GB versions, it's roughly the same ballpark as an RTX 5060, just with professional driver https://psref.lenovo.com/product/ThinkPad/ThinkPad_P1_Gen_8?tab=spec IMO if OP happens to need a beefier GPU with roughly the same spec and weight without going for th

If the 15" + is a non-negotiable look at T16 G3, although cost very much dependent on chipset, and fitted display, many will be over £800. Performance models such as P16 G1, are a lot heavier 3kg (T16 under 2kg), and likely around £1000. P16 is a workstation machine, discrete graphics, you wouldn't

Les Thinkpads P c’est vraiment de la daube (C’est un P15 Gen 2 en déguisement, seule différence c’est une RTX 30 consumer à la place d’une RTX A professionnelle). Power limits basses, refroidissement pourri au point où le Legion 9 est le vrai laptop workstation de Lenovo et super cher parce que r/th

If you'd ever flown with a large laptop, you wouldn't be saying that. I'm a regular size passenger (5'10", 180lbs) and with the seat in front of me reclined, I can't open my ThinkPad P16 screen more than about 55°, making it completely unusable.

This^ My ThinkPad P16 runs 2026 just fine. However, when i take it home it feels like i dropped a whole cinder block in my backpack. Definitely not something i would want to cart around all the time.

Buisiness laptops with the i9 cpu that I can find are running around the 3kg+ mark. A 4.5KG laptop, while still chunky, is going to be limited to less thermally demanding hardware. My primary workstation laptop, equipped with a 4th gen quad core i7, weights 2.88KG according to google math conversion

Why, how did other big brands exactly enshittify themselves ? The P1 is a “top-end” business device, makes sense why they skipped the usually slow and unreliable repair process they reserve to what they essentially classify as peasants and instead gave it good service so that you don’t go running to

Moi, perso, une école me demande de rejoindre leur domaine, je refuse. Pourquoi est-ce qu'ils iraient administrer mon PC à ma place (avec tout ce que ça implique, comme la mise en place de restrictions d'usage) ? Si ils veulent administrer le PC que j'utilise pour mes cours, ils ont qu'à me le fourn