Name: Lenovo ThinkPad T15
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Rating: 3.4 (16 reviews)

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Hiking sandals that last?

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 Theoretically, the Nvidia GeForce MX450 can also increase the graphics performance a bit. Lenovo clearly increases the performance of the ThinkPad T15 in the second generation, but the MX450 only brings a small added value here.In practice, however, the MX450 barely shows a higher performance than the CPU's internal Intel Iris Xe Graphics G7. Although this keeps the heat output in check, the second graphics unit hardly offers any added value

The Lenovo ThinkPad T15 Gen2 undoubtedly offers more performance than the predecessor. The Tiger-Lake CPU improves the everyday performance, and maintenance options, such as the free RAM slot or the prepared slot for WWAN, also allow subsequent upgrades. Theoretically, the Nvidia GeForce MX450 can also increase the graphics performance a bit. Lenovo clearly increases the performance of the ThinkPad T15 in the second generation, but the MX450 only brings a small added value here

Verdict - Tiger-Lake brings more CPU performance

Hey guys, I searched a lot but can't find a good models for working with what I said on the question, what I found is just high end very expensive stuffs, do you guys have any good advice? Like good cost benefit cpu that do the job, graphic card...I never worked before with this so, maybe I'm not aware of the best piece of hardware that I can look at, the laptop is not for me btw, I'm trying to help

<div class="md">Hey guys, I searched a lot but can&#39;t find a good models for working with what I said on the question, what I found is just high end very expensive stuffs, do you guys have any good advice? Like good cost benefit cpu that do the job, graphic card...I never worked before with this so, maybe I&#39;m not aware of the best piece of hardware that I can look at, the laptop is not for me btw, I&#39;m trying to help
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what are the best cost benefit laptops for working with computational modeling and 3D modeling?

Okay, so I'm saving for a laptop and naturally want to run Linux on it. My only problem is that I don't know which brand I should get for the optimal Linux compatibility. I consider all options, and my only constraint is price (up to $750) and as I said, Linux hardware compatibility. Within these constrains, I will list some manifacturers that I'm considering.

- __Dell__
My only problem is that my local computer store does not sell Dell computers. That means shipping costs which impact the value I can get for my money. I could go to another computer store but the first one has the best prices. Linux compatibility should be good if you go with AMD graphics, since they sell laptops with Ubuntu on them.

- __Lenovo__
I was actually going to get an IdeaPad with AMD, since my local computer store has good deals for those at the moment. But then I read about that the newer models are not very upgrade-friendly (as if any laptop nowadays was that). But what pushed me to  consider other options is [this](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenovo#Controversies). I simply don't trust their firmware anymore. However, I have heard that they play well with Linux.

- __ASUS__
I am thinking about ASUS, but most of their lineup is for gamers, and I already have a gaming rig. I could find some "casual" ASUS laptops at my computer store, but they were quite expensive. I also don't know about Linux compatibility, but I suspect it is good like most manifacturers except Microsoft and their sugarbaby HP.

- __Acer__
They mostly sell Chromebooks, which I don't like because they use really slow hardware and rely on software optimization. I have had good experiences with their computers though.

What I'm **not** considering at the moment.

- HP, my experience with their hardware is dreadful, basically M$'s sugarbaby.
- "Pure" Linux laptops like [Purism](https://puri.sm/) and [System76](https://system76.com/), since they are sadly very expensive and shipping costs also limit this option. [Framework](https://frame.work/) only sells to USA and Canada at the moment.

Can you comment with what laptop you're using for Linux? And maybe suggest something different altogether?

Thanks in advance :))

<div class="md">Okay, so I&#39;m saving for a laptop and naturally want to run Linux on it. My only problem is that I don&#39;t know which brand I should get for the optimal Linux compatibility. I consider all options, and my only constraint is price (up to $750) and as I said, Linux hardware compatibility. Within these constrains, I will list some manifacturers that I&#39;m considering.

<ul>
<li>Dell
My only problem is that my local computer store does not sell Dell computers. That means shipping costs which impact the value I can get for my money. I could go to another computer store but the first one has the best prices. Linux compatibility should be good if you go with AMD graphics, since they sell laptops with Ubuntu on them.</li>
<li>Lenovo
I was actually going to get an IdeaPad with AMD, since my local computer store has good deals for those at the moment. But then I read about that the newer models are not very upgrade-friendly (as if any laptop nowadays was that). But what pushed me to consider other options is <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenovo#Controversies">this</a>. I simply don&#39;t trust their firmware anymore. However, I have heard that they play well with Linux.</li>
<li>ASUS
I am thinking about ASUS, but most of their lineup is for gamers, and I already have a gaming rig. I could find some &quot;casual&quot; ASUS laptops at my computer store, but they were quite expensive. I also don&#39;t know about Linux compatibility, but I suspect it is good like most manifacturers except Microsoft and their sugarbaby HP.</li>
<li>Acer
They mostly sell Chromebooks, which I don&#39;t like because they use really slow hardware and rely on software optimization. I have had good experiences with their computers though.</li>
</ul>

What I&#39;m not considering at the moment.

<ul>
<li>HP, my experience with their hardware is dreadful, basically M$&#39;s sugarbaby.</li>
<li>&quot;Pure&quot; Linux laptops like <a href="https://puri.sm/">Purism</a> and <a href="https://system76.com/">System76</a>, since they are sadly very expensive and shipping costs also limit this option. <a href="https://frame.work/">Framework</a> only sells to USA and Canada at the moment.</li>
</ul>

Can you comment with what laptop you&#39;re using for Linux? And maybe suggest something different altogether?

Thanks in advance :))
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What laptop brand should I get?

Hey all!

I am looking to buy a new laptop for my nursing classes this summer. On the university website, it recommends a PC unless the Mac has full support/compatibility for the programs. I'd much rather have a Macbook, but if I have to go PC, I don't even know where to start. Does anything come close?

<div class="md">Hey all!

I am looking to buy a new laptop for my nursing classes this summer. On the university website, it recommends a PC unless the Mac has full support/compatibility for the programs. I&#39;d much rather have a Macbook, but if I have to go PC, I don&#39;t even know where to start. Does anything come close?
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Any PC's comparable to Macbook quality? (asking based on school requirements)

I've had good luck with both Dell Latitude and Lenovo ThinkPad in that price range. Depending on where you are, Latitude might be slightly better value for money, since used ThinkPads are more talked about and popular.

Are there any linux laptops for around 300 euro?

Lenovo Thinkpad. The only issue would be the battery life, but you could get multiple batteries since they're not internal.

I am looking for a new (or refurbished) laptop to do office tasks and write code.  The most intensive thing I intend to do is run a Windows 10 VM for the few programs that don't run on Linux.

Preferences: 

The most important thing to me is compatibility with Linux.  It seems like a lot of laptops nowadays have issues with running Linux (particularly with suspending and such), so the most important thing to me is that the hardware will be able to work with Linux out of the box/with minor bios tweaks.

* Battery life
   * Longer is better, as I am a student and will be carrying the machine around daily
* Size: &lt;= 14 inches is preferable
   * Size is not a major factor, as long as I can fit it in a backpack
* Weight
   * I am not picky about weight.

I don't want to purchase a used machine, because I need something which is guaranteed to function as expected.  I don't have a proper laptop right now, so I don't want to waste time with getting a bad machine or  have some other issue as a result of the computer being used.

<div class="md">I am looking for a new (or refurbished) laptop to do office tasks and write code. The most intensive thing I intend to do is run a Windows 10 VM for the few programs that don&#39;t run on Linux.

Preferences: 

The most important thing to me is compatibility with Linux. It seems like a lot of laptops nowadays have issues with running Linux (particularly with suspending and such), so the most important thing to me is that the hardware will be able to work with Linux out of the box/with minor bios tweaks.

<ul>
<li>Battery life

<ul>
<li>Longer is better, as I am a student and will be carrying the machine around daily</li>
</ul></li>
<li>Size: &lt;= 14 inches is preferable

<ul>
<li>Size is not a major factor, as long as I can fit it in a backpack</li>
</ul></li>
<li>Weight

<ul>
<li>I am not picky about weight.</li>
</ul></li>
</ul>

I don&#39;t want to purchase a used machine, because I need something which is guaranteed to function as expected. I don&#39;t have a proper laptop right now, so I don&#39;t want to waste time with getting a bad machine or have some other issue as a result of the computer being used.
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What (new or refurbished) laptop should I buy for 400-600 USD?


Total budget (in local currency) and country of purchase. Please do not use USD unless purchasing in the US:
$1800 but can go up to $2000 if it's a good deal.  
Are you open to refurbs/used?
No, will likely use this machine for the next 4-5 years.  
How would you prioritize form factor (ultrabook, 2-in-1, etc.), build quality, performance, and battery life?
Performance - CPU and available memory - is top priority. Build quality next as I'm hoping this will be my main personal and business workstation for the next few years. Battery life doesn't matter as it will almost always be plugged in. Form factor doesn't matter.  
How important is weight and thinness to you?
Doesn't matter, 80% of the time it will be sitting on a desk.  
Do you have a preferred screen size? If indifferent, put N/A.
15.6" minimum, I have trouble reading with screens smaller than that.  
Are you doing any CAD/video editing/photo editing/gaming? List which programs/games you desire to run.
I won't be gaming much, perhaps a random non-intensive game or two on Steam?
However as a full stack dev working primarily on systems running on Windows, I'm typically running multiple instances of Visual Studio IDE, multiple instances of Visual Studio Code, IIS web server running multiple websites, a large SQL Server instance, Azure emulator, multiple Chrome windows with a ton of tabs, a dev SMTP server, occasional video processing, MS Office, Slack, MS Teams, etc, etc, you get the picture. I'm basically running an entire production system locally so I can do full-loop testing while writing code.  
If you're gaming, do you have certain games you want to play? At what settings and FPS do you want?
N/A.   
Any specific requirements such as good keyboard, reliable build quality, touch-screen, finger-print reader, optical drive or good input devices (keyboard/touchpad)?
Needs a touchpad for when I don't have it hooked up to a docking station.  
Leave any finishing thoughts here that you may feel are necessary and beneficial to the discussion.


The main OS disk has got to be SSD. Optimally it would have another disk that is also SSD. Currently I have a large SQL instance and its backups on a non-SSD and the performance is just brutal. 
The machine should be able support a multi-monitor setup as well. Guessing this isn't a problem if it has a dedicated graphics card? My old machine is hooked up to 3 monitors, 1 via HDMI and 2 others via a USB 3.0 docking station (as well as a real keyboard and mouse). It works well but it definitely struggles at times.




<div class="md"><ul>
<li>Total budget (in local currency) and country of purchase. Please do not use USD unless purchasing in the US: 
$1800 but can go up to $2000 if it&#39;s a good deal. </li>
<li>Are you open to refurbs/used? 
No, will likely use this machine for the next 4-5 years. </li>
<li>How would you prioritize form factor (ultrabook, 2-in-1, etc.), build quality, performance, and battery life? 
Performance - CPU and available memory - is top priority. Build quality next as I&#39;m hoping this will be my main personal and business workstation for the next few years. Battery life doesn&#39;t matter as it will almost always be plugged in. Form factor doesn&#39;t matter. </li>
<li>How important is weight and thinness to you? 
Doesn&#39;t matter, 80% of the time it will be sitting on a desk. </li>
<li>Do you have a preferred screen size? If indifferent, put N/A. 
15.6&quot; minimum, I have trouble reading with screens smaller than that. </li>
<li>Are you doing any CAD/video editing/photo editing/gaming? List which programs/games you desire to run. 
I won&#39;t be gaming much, perhaps a random non-intensive game or two on Steam? 
However as a full stack dev working primarily on systems running on Windows, I&#39;m typically running multiple instances of Visual Studio IDE, multiple instances of Visual Studio Code, IIS web server running multiple websites, a large SQL Server instance, Azure emulator, multiple Chrome windows with a ton of tabs, a dev SMTP server, occasional video processing, MS Office, Slack, MS Teams, etc, etc, you get the picture. I&#39;m basically running an entire production system locally so I can do full-loop testing while writing code. </li>
<li>If you&#39;re gaming, do you have certain games you want to play? At what settings and FPS do you want? 
N/A. </li>
<li>Any specific requirements such as good keyboard, reliable build quality, touch-screen, finger-print reader, optical drive or good input devices (keyboard/touchpad)? 
Needs a touchpad for when I don&#39;t have it hooked up to a docking station. </li>
<li>Leave any finishing thoughts here that you may feel are necessary and beneficial to the discussion.

<ul>
<li>The main OS disk has got to be SSD. Optimally it would have another disk that is also SSD. Currently I have a large SQL instance and its backups on a non-SSD and the performance is just brutal. </li>
<li>The machine should be able support a multi-monitor setup as well. Guessing this isn&#39;t a problem if it has a dedicated graphics card? My old machine is hooked up to 3 monitors, 1 via HDMI and 2 others via a USB 3.0 docking station (as well as a real keyboard and mouse). It works well but it definitely struggles at times.</li>
</ul></li>
</ul>
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Laptop for Full Stack Web Dev on Windows - $1800 - $2000

Hey, looking for some advice about a potential new laptop. Basically, I'm looking at the lenovo yoga slim 7 pro 14", with a Ryzen 7 5800H

Tossing up between the version with or without an MX450, as I know nvidia drivers for linux aren't great. The price difference is insignificant and is therefore not part of the decision. Mainly, I'm just worried about compatibility.

I'll most likely be using debian with KDE Plasma.

Any thoughts or suggestions would be awesome. Thanks!

<div class="md">Hey, looking for some advice about a potential new laptop. Basically, I&#39;m looking at the lenovo yoga slim 7 pro 14&quot;, with a Ryzen 7 5800H

Tossing up between the version with or without an MX450, as I know nvidia drivers for linux aren&#39;t great. The price difference is insignificant and is therefore not part of the decision. Mainly, I&#39;m just worried about compatibility.

I&#39;ll most likely be using debian with KDE Plasma.

Any thoughts or suggestions would be awesome. Thanks!

Edit: also, if I get the one with the MX450 and it sucks, how hard would it be to just basically disable it?
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Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 Pro 14" - AMD

Picked this bad boy up on clearance! T15G Gen 1 - number crunching, data visualization, photo editing, and light gaming. What a beast.

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