ThinkPad P16

ThinkPad P16 if mostly on desk, P1 gen 8 if you need a bit more portability. Desktop if it doesn't need to be a laptop, much more power for your money.

There is no good way to handle this why not buy a cheaper / older gpu. You’re going to lose more time on money, support and licenses to run all of this then actually buying a 2nd machine. I would just buy a ThinkPad P16 Gen 2 (16” Intel) Mobile Workstation something like that

Get a ThinkPad P16 Gen 4 AMD. Will cost more but last you 7 years. Much cheaper and better in long run.

I used a lenovo P14 when i was working in industry. Did a great job... my suggestions would be the P series (ThinkPad P16) if you want it as your daily workhorse, I found the T series a bit under-powered. I think the X series are also typically pretty good as well. Would at least get the 14 inch scr

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

Preferably you'll need a laptop with dedicated graphics card to smoothly run cad softwares but a good creator laptop or businesses laptop will also work.. Minimum 16gb ram GAMING LAPTOP: HP VICTUS, LENOVO LOQ, ASUS TUF these are budget to midrange ones High end ones(expensive) HP OMEN, LENOVO LEGION

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.

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