ThinkPad P50

Based on Passmark’s CPU comparisons, the Ryzen 5850u absolutely wallops the Xeon 1535m. In general, the only real advantage of a Xeon system is the ability to support ECC memory, which most people don’t need, and potentially working with a couple more instruction sets than contemporary hardware, whi

i reviewed a lenovo thinkpad p50. it cost me $1500. i made $148 on the video over its lifetime. That was when I had 3x the subscriber count that spite has. I was not doing this for a living though, I was reviewing a product that I already wanted & had bought & paid for for myself. having companies w

Sorry, mixed up terms. I too have a mess of power bricks of varying sizes in my office and know while the connectors are identical, the X1 carbon has a far lesser power draw than the P50. Regardless, OP needs to do more research than pick the first rectangle tipped Lenovo compatible power supply the

Most probably yes. Once laptops start doing glitches after the BIOS update, it is almost always a death sentence. Rolling back BIOS wont, help cause some chips at the motherboard are being flashed together with the main BIOS and they won't go back. It is the planned obsolescence over the reliable ha

A Xeon-equipped workstation that draws 100W under load will never get good battery life, especially if factoring in battery degradation that's inevitable on a eight-year-old system. Read the contemporary notebookcheck review for some pretty accurate data on what to expect. Be aware that the machine