ThinkPad X395

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I got my X395 in 2019 (for about 5.5 times the price), but I'm still pretty happy with it. I also run Linux with a tiling window manager (i3 on Manjaro) and I really like it still. Recently replaced the battery, but after 5.5 years that's to be expected. Still pretty happy with the performance (espe

I’d probably discount the T480 - it’s getting up there in age with many spares now unavailable. X395/T495 aren’t too bad on the lower end, depending on price they might be OK.. Option 13 depending on price might also work out (10nm core and Xe iGPU would be good to have). 17 would work well in lieu

tl;dr: 16 or more GB RAM model of X13 (13.3 inch) or T14s (14 inch) gen1 AMD would be the closest one that meet your criteria. Also are there any other Thinkpads similar to the x1, maybe ones that are a little cheaper X13 (Intel/ AMD) or T14s (Intel/ AMD) series were made of either aluminium or magn

Macbook Pro circa 2016-17 and install Linux (unless you need Mac OS then OpenCore Os works). Those machines have great screens, are solid and you can fix some of the internals yourself, as everything wasn't soldered on. And hardware back then was made to last much more than recent things. But honest

Personal experience on Mac Pro 2010 with RX580 and Lenovo x395: Running Davinci, Steam and Heroic Launcher on my Linux Mint Cinnamon and all work great. Depends on your hardware... intel and AMD super smooth, Nvidia and newer Mac Ms need more tricks (or KDE distro) to run best - or at all in the cas

Lenovo x395.... AMD Ryzen, Vega graphics, small, snappy and built to last forever

Lenovo x395 - used. Fast compact. Built like a tank and easy to carry around

AMD in the X395 is more capable than the Intel 8th Gen in the X390, especially graphics, but the X13 Gen 1 AMD, T14s G1 AMD from the following year, saw a significant jump in performance, from 4 Core 8 Thread to 6C/12T and 8C/16T. Graphics are also far stronger. T14s G1, is about an inch wider, bein

Get whatever refurbished T/P/X series ThinkPad you can find. Focus on as much CPU and RAM you can afford. I just got a very well specced X395 for 220$. I'll be running Debian on it. If you plan on using windows, make sure to check which ones are eligible for windows 11. The one you listed has a terr