ThinkPad P50

Almost sounds like bait for the eternal Thinkpad argument lol....EscapeNo9728 summarizes things well. ThinkWiki also has a good graphic table of the history. And there have been a few Youtube vids on the topic as well. But to be honest, software can drive a lot of your decision making. The old geeze

Fordítva gondolkodj, milyen workstation van, amin lehet gamelni. Lenovo P szériát nézegesd ha nem gond neked a 60Hz-es kijelző, Én egy P50-et nyúztam egészen 2023-ig, amikor ellopták a vonaton a bidambidamok amikor nem figyeltem.

My p53 with the RTX 4000 is the best purchase I made. it repalced my p53 with the t2000, whcih replaced my p52 with the p1000, which replaced my p50. Having a numpad is a HUGE must for me when travelling. Moving my 128 GB RAM and my multiple m.2 ssd's between these made it worth it. Do I need 128 GB

u/broncofan303, quite nice laptop you got there! Back in the day, when those were new, I was tempted to get one of those... those W Series Laptops were advertised as the 'Workstation' replacement as the old IBM Gen of 770 Series Laptops were marketed years prior. Unlike the 770 series, where there w

Thats an OLD game As someone who has used winlator myself a couple of times and does vm stuff daily i'd say get a pc and setup oracle virtualbox (if you want then vmware) and setup a 98 2000 or xp vm pop the game as an iso in the virtual optical drive then launch the vm and install the game via the

Thanks for that. I purposely didn't mention it, but the attraction for me is how snappy it felt when I tried it. I'm also a user of older computers (a Lenovo P50 and an i5 MacBook Air) so older hardware support is also a draw. The P50 is still beefy enough, but the Apple is starting to struggle with

This probably isn't the best venue for this, might want to check a subreddit specifically for Linux or Linux_gaming. For what it's worth, Stalcraft and War Thunder have a Gold rating on ProtonDB. I would strongly suggest considering Linux Mint as it's the most straightforward out of the box, and it

For around ₹22,000 with those specs (i7-6820HQ, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, Quadro M2000M), the ThinkPad P50 is still a capable machine in 2025, especially for programming and older game emulation. It should handle your computer science work and Android Studio without much trouble, as long as you're not ru

No, I’m referring to a Txx0p type machine (moniker last seen with the 2016/2017 models) https://psref.lenovo.com/WDProduct/ThinkPad/ThinkPad_T460p If you’re referring to an actual P type machine (workstation) probably wouldn’t be too bad, footprint, weight and noise/thermals notwithstanding (somethi