ThinkPad P16s Gen 4

We did swap to Lenovo from Dell 2 Years ago. it was great at first, except for the X1 Carbons.... they were all very slow due to the RAID controller they integrate them with, at least that's my theory after getting the P14s for office users and disabling the RAID controller on the BIOS, no issues fr

E series is not terrible, but the AMD models are often held back by low quality display options. They're also the entry level ThinkPads, so the materials won't be as nice as what you'd find in a L, T, or P series laptop. But most E16s have two M.2 slots for SSDs, while I don't think any L16, T16, or

Interesting! I'm finding the T16 cheaper in my market compared to the equivalent P16S but from all accounts I could find the two of them share the same chassis. So it's not appealing to me spending more for virtually the same laptop. Looks to me like Lenovo is just up badging so they can demand a mo

I have this issue when I disable GPU acceleration under Preferences. When GPU accel is enabled, it works. However, my laptop's GPU (Lenovo P16s Gen 3 Intel/Ada) has a serious flaw where it freezes and crashes after an hour of editing. Reverting to software acceleration is the only thing that fixes i

Lenovo is being a bit shady with discounts lately, most likely due to the RAM shortage, at least with my premier logon. The P14s Gen 6 (AMD) is currently around 47% off, but this does not include RAM if you go over 32GB (this was not the case last week). I guess this is also not the case for the Ryz

I'm having trouble finding a laptop that meets my needs (powerful enough to run even at less than 100% with a ThinkPad USB-C Dock Gen 2 that provides 100W, has a good screen, decent battery life, ideally memory upgrade options, and is built to last four years). I was interested in the P16s Gen4 with

I'm not in a particular hurry, but I'm ready to buy when I find a good price. I'm not sure Gen 3 brings anything to the table that I need and I'm hopeful that buying the "old" model will be cheaper at some point. I'm okay with refurbished as long as it's done by Lenovo and not by some guy who broke