ThinkPad P53

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

When it was overheating while gaming I used it to keep my tea warm. Took it with random stuff in a bag at rush hours regularly. People are joking that with typical thinkpad you can hammer nails to the wall. The chonkier ones have very solid metal frame inside while the lighter ones have either a lig

Let me put it this way: P53 should be sufficiently fast for the vast majority of engineering projects to be conducted on your personal machine; for anything that requires more computing power, you will most likely have access to a company/school workstation. Importantly, P53 is the last solidly buil

I would suggest a used business class laptop. You can get them significantly cheaper than new and they'll run most games and software. The Lenovo Thinkpad P53, for example, has a graphics card (NVIDIA Quadro series) so it'll run games. The quado series is more for AutoCAD and rendering, but it'll ru