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

Depends... Still strong and reliable machine... Uogradeable and easy fixable... Majority of components (if not all of them) are shared with P50 so plenty of (cheap) spares for the years to come only drwaback is the lack of official W11 support for 7820HQ CPU (only Dell and Microsoft's CPUs are appro

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

Lenovo thinkpad? Oh it's one of the best laptops that have ever lived Let me share you the gospel of the thinkpad sir The lenovo thinkpad is an iconic line of buisiness laptop started by IBM in the 90's then sold to Lenovo in 2006 They are very well know for having very good build quality (except th

It's not as repairable as older models due to the CPU being soldered (but that's on Intel, not Lenovo). With that said, it's still pretty repairable and upgradable. On my laptop, I've upgraded the RAM to 64GB (did this before RAM prices got stupid), and I've got three hard drives in it. I need to ge

WWAN works fine on Windows, Linux is still iffy with the FCC locks on newer models, with some older Fibocom cards not working at all. Though for my personal experience, I bought my X1 Nano brand new from Lenovo with the Qualcomm X55 5G Modem, and have been using it on T-Mobile for the past 3 years,

My P50 was an absolute monster. 2 sata bays, 2 m2 slots, & 4 sodimm slots. I could dual boot from separate nvme drives and had room for extra storage. It’s old, but still works. I sometimes still use it for certain things. This was a lenovo too. They really do not make em like that anymore.

It is a pretty straightforward one. Just take your time and follow the steps. https://support.lenovo.com/us/en/solutions/ht510703-removal-and-replacement-videos-thinkpad-p50-20en-20eq-thinkpad-p51-20hh-20hj