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ThinkPad T14
$1349.88
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LG
gram Pro 17-inch
8 positive 0 neutral 4 negative
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$3189.00
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LG Gram Pro 17" 2025 - beyond insulting thermal paste application, 80% of the die was naked; awful thermal design too, plenty of room for bigger heatpipe and heatsink. This is aswful engineering from LG. This laptop could have used much higher power limits.
I'm not defending the poor thermal paste application you are identifying, but I've had 3 LG Gram 17" models so far (2021 and 2024) and I'm very happy with the performance. I bought it for the big screen and light weight. Any thickening of heat pipes, additional fans, heavier heatsinks, etc would add
...Steerpike58 in r/LGgram
June 11, 2025 12:19 AM
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2025 LG Gram - not too hot for lap use?
LG Gram Pro 17 2025 with Intel Core Ultra9 285H and nVidia RTX 5050 has power adapter with only 100W power capacity. So, it can not be superhot.I have no info about 2025 but LG Gram Pro 17 2024 with Intel Core Ultra 7 155H withOUT external GPU (Intel only) has power adapter with only 60W power capac
...AlBer33 in r/LGgram
July 21, 2025 10:28 AM
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LG Gram Pro 17 2025 (17Z90TP Core Ultra 7 255H) - how to make this laptop (and other grams) run like hell
I logged using HWINFO64 the cinebench run of 11 minutes (score 16526), as well as a single pass (score 18436), and another one immediately after (score 17007). I made a post on imgur with some plots that you may find interesting: https://imgur.com/gallery/cinebench-23-2-on-lg-gram-pro-17-17z90tp-aft
...johnfintech in r/LGgram
June 12, 2025 3:47 AM
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LG Gram Pro 17" 2025 - beyond insulting thermal paste application, 80% of the die was naked; awful thermal design too, plenty of room for bigger heatpipe and heatsink. This is aswful engineering from LG. This laptop could have used much higher power limits.
Great post. Despite your comments on very questionable design choices from LG, I am still tempted to pick up a Gram Pro 17 (unless anybody has better suggestions for a 17" laptop to lug around a university campus?). The 17" screen size entitles me to an enormous discount through the UK's DSA scheme.
...Gluck_Gluck in r/LGgram
July 31, 2025 1:07 PM
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