ThinkPad P51

I agree that future-proofing is dumb, but unless you're using the device for work purposes, you will likely not be replacing it within 5-7 years. In my anecdotal experience, people keep personal laptops and computers for much longer. My wife and I are still using an early 2013 Retina MacBook Pro as

https://psref.lenovo.com/syspool/Sys/PDF/ThinkPad/ThinkPad_P51/ThinkPad_P51_Spec.pdf Has 6th or 7th gen quad-core CPUs @ 45w. Sure, it's double the cores of your T470, but the weight, heat output, and battery run time penalties are severe. https://psref.lenovo.com/syspool/Sys/PDF/ThinkPad/ThinkPad_P52/T

Just got a Dell Pro 16 w/ best CPU available, 64gb ram, 3000 blackwell gpu, etc. for $4500. its quite the beast. Top 3 considerations: 64gb ram is mandatory IMHO, windows 11 is a hog, allows SW room to run, and you're future proofing a tiny bit. Get a workstation graphics card. Mid tier is fine. Hig

HDMI is not a priority output by default. Thus you won't see the image there in a regular linux boot.If there is no image then by the probability rate:1 - display is dead2 - display connection is dead (cable)3 - display video output circuit is dead. I believe, this is something that Lenovo did on pu

Lenovo. I can't seem to get them to break whatever i do. I'm usually on my desktop, but whenever i travel or is at work i use an old P51 that still is better than many new laptops.

retired enterprise laptops are built to high build quality standards and are a fraction of original msrp, sold on ebay as liquidated company fleet laptops. Obviously do your research on each product, but avoid consumer grade laptops if you want something that isn't fragile and will last Thinkpads (T

I wish I'd gotten a Steam Deck way earlier, but I was waiting on the Steam Machine, now I'm just an idiot who should have gotten the Deck sooner or I should have gone ahead and built the new gaming PC I'd been planning. I do have my laptop, but it's a Lenovo ThinkPad P51 from Nov 2017. It works most

There is no lenovo T51, so i assume you mean P51. It seems completely compatible, but verify the dGPU is disabled.

If you had a good laptop before you surly know that a good laptop will cost a lot and if you buy a new one it will cost a lot, a good laptop less than €1600 you will not find. I remember when my mother bought me a Commodore vic20 ,was her month salary. Several years ago I bought a Lenovo P51 Xeon an

Ich würde da Richtung gebrauchte Thinkpad P- oder W-Serie schauen. Das sollte für die Hälfte machbar sein, wenn du nicht gerade die Bleeding-Edge Version brauchst. Beispiel: https://www.thinkstore24.de/laptops/lenovo-workstations/thinkpad-p51-p51s/2480/a-ware-lenovo-thinkpad-p51-i7-7820hq-16gb-256gb