ThinkPad X270

We can't tell you your priorities. With Apple, you pay a premium for their Apple Silicone processors and their ecosystem. With Framework, you pay a premium for repairability and upgradeability. With Thinkpads, you pay a premium for a specific form factor and ruggedness. I personally would never buy

I remember trying to daily drive my ThinkPad X270, only to constantly having to switch back to my Macbook since Zoom screen sharing on Wayland was a nightmare [...] I remember this too, this is fixed nowadays thankfully (at least on modern KDE+Fedora). I've also tried recently on Hyprland, sharing w

Yeah it was cpubenchmark and I compare it with ThinkPad x270 Because I have only 2 choices because of cash either x270 or w549 My research ended up w540 is better than x270 95%

I bought a refurbished ThinkPad X270 from NewJaisa mainly because of the advertised warranty and service support. Initially the laptop worked fine, but later I faced screen line issues and sent it for repair. The repair process took more than a month, which was very difficult because I depend on the

I bought a refurbished ThinkPad X270 from NewJaisa mainly because of the advertised warranty and service support. Initially the laptop worked fine, but later I faced screen line issues and sent it for repair. The repair process took more than a month, which was very difficult because I depend on the

https://psref.lenovo.com/syspool/Sys/PDF/ThinkPad/ThinkPad_X270/ThinkPad_X270_Spec.PDF PCIe 3.0 x2 is literally what the specs of the laptop are. I've tested hundreds of SSDs. in 99.9% of tasks, the speed difference between a sata or nvme of any speed is barely noticeable, and the fact that you're run

Got an X13 Gen1 last month (used). It's great on paper (ryzen 7 pro, 8c/16t and 32gb ram) but I'm honestly dissatisfied. Not by the hardware but by the software. It's slow as molasses at resuming from suspend. I'm using Fedora with X11/Xfce, but the same happens on Fedora with Wayland/GNOME. I've go

Unter Windows läuft halt alles. kommt stark drauf an. wenn es läuft, dann ja, wenn nicht, dann nicht.das "beste": ein Lenovo ThinkPad X270 iirc mit vorinstalliertem win 11, was sich nicht updaten lies, weil das Gerät offiziell nicht win 11 unterstützt. (und nein, hat nicht irgendeine Privatperson ve

Primero que nada, aclaro que no soy experto, pero algo entiendo del tema. Si no me equivoco, las baterías de laptop tienen un controlador de carga y descarga integrado, y ese controlador está pensado para trabajar en conjunto con el motherboard. Por eso no sé si es buena idea cambiar una batería de

Too old? i’m still using a ThinkPad X270 for to-go which only has like two cores running at below 3Ghz, this new FW12 looks like a fking supercomputer compared to what i have right now