Gram 17

what other 16-17 inch laptops are out there with this battery life, lunar lake and this light ? doesn't seem to be that are any alternatives if these are your priorities i'm tired of caring 13.-14inch bricks on vacantions, my back is thankful to lg gram

Mine exactly same model battery on the 2020 gram 17 it was still 80% health when the previous owner left it dead for too long I believe and the battery locked out. Good to see yours go down this low and still working. You can try try find out if the capacity is this low by disable windows auto shut

They only make washing machines and refrigerators? They're one of the largest TV manufacturers in the world 😂 They also used to make decent phones for quite awhile too. Anyway, LG gram laptops have typically been okay if you're looking for a very thin and lite Windows laptop. Similar to the Samsung

As you found out already (but probably too late, after buying this laptop) the processor you got does not support 6000Mhz RAM. But the memory is the least of your problems. Since you are knowledgeable enough to check the memory in BIOS and require a certain performance from your laptop, why on earth

I think in a larger laptop they would still make sense actually. You could have a super thin and lightweight 16" or 17" laptop with a smallish battery (to reduce thickness and weight) that still delivers good battery life due to efficiency. The brand that I think of for this is LG, with their LG gra

I have the same laptop processor and memory - it's an LG-Gram. I have done quite a bit of bench-marking on the 155H, and one thing I notice is that thermal control and power management often times degrades AI speed on it. Knowing that, there are a number of models that if you are doing text only wor

I don't game on my LG gram so I don't need dGPU under Linux (but I still benefit from dual-fan cooling). I disable it via command sudo prime-select intel and reboot. For some reason, Nvida Settings UI does not allow user to switch to intel-only via GUI. All display outputs are connected to Intel GPU

Since you are agnostic on screen size I would recommend the new and relatively light LG Gram 17" with an Intel 7 series 3 (Panther Lake, 2016) at a very sweet price of $1300 at Best Buy which is $300 off of what the price was Sunday night. https://www.bestbuy.com/product/lg-gram-max-17-touch-screen-

The 285H is still pretty efficient. I can easily get a days worth of real world use out of my LG Gram Pro 17". And I would recommend an LG Gram over anything to basically anyone. Especially a student who will be carrying it around constantly. Being sub 3lbs with a big bright screen is the best. Side

Skip the Zenbook Snapdragon for now. You are right to be skeptical. App compatibility is still a mess and it is not worth the headache. Between the Vivobook S14 and LG Gram both are good but different. LG Gram is lighter, better battery, feels premium. But it costs more. Vivobook S14 gives you more