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How does this compare to the Asus proart or LG gram pro?
Asus ProArt is a Creative Focus Laptops, mainly designed for Photo and Video editing and always come with a dedicated GPU. ThinkPad P14s is a Lenovo's workstation lineup. Build quality wise, these are not focused to be Thinnest and lightest like LG Gram but concentrates on solid and durable build quality, great keyboard, higher performance.
This specific model is using last generation AMD Zen 4 based Hawk Point APU but overall a very good package for the price. You'll get strong CPU performance than even the latest LG Gram with Intel Lunar Lake Processors, better display (2.8K OLED vs 2.5K IPS), slightly lower integrated graphics performance, better keyboard and overall better durable design.
LG Gram 14 will give you lighter and more portable design. slightly greater integrated graphics using new Intel Arc 140v and better battery life.
Asus ProArt is a Creative Focus Laptops, mainly designed for Photo and Video editing and always come with a dedicated GPU. ThinkPad P14s is a Lenovo's workstation lineup. Build quality wise, these are not focused to be Thinnest and lightest like LG Gram but concentrates on solid and durable build quality, great keyboard, higher performance.
This specific model is using last generation AMD Zen 4 based Hawk Point APU but overall a very good package for the price. You'll get strong CPU performance than even the latest LG Gram with Intel Lunar Lake Processors, better display (2.8K OLED vs 2.5K IPS), slightly lower integrated graphics performance, better keyboard and overall better durable design.
LG Gram 14 will give you lighter and more portable design. slightly greater integrated graphics using new Intel Arc 140v and better battery life.
Not looking for creative purposes but need to power a Samsung G9 and a 4k monitor at the same time. Wondering if it's worth going last gen or wait for a deal on a current workstation.
Not looking for creative purposes but need to power a Samsung G9 and a 4k monitor at the same time. Wondering if it's worth going last gen or wait for a deal on a current workstation.
Yes, it can drive those two monitors at the same time, one using the HDMI 2.1 port and another using one of the TB4 Type-C ports. If your monitor does not have a Type-C input, get a Type-C to DP or Type-C to HDMI adapter, depending on your monitor's input.
Edit: it looks they finally can do it. Limited to some HPs, ThinkPads and Razer. Supplemental controller attached to PCI bus, so possibly not as robust as Intel native (speculating)
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Edit: it looks they finally can do it. Limited to some HPs, ThinkPads and Razer. Supplemental controller attached to PCI bus, so possibly not as robust as Intel native (speculating)
I have one of these plugged into a thunderbolt 4 hub powering two 1440p monitors and an external SSD directly connected to the hub, as well as a bunch of USB devices connected via the monitors. I'm not sure how much more "robust" native would be, but it's been working great for me.
This was under 800$ several month ago. This CPU is still Zen4, not worth it.
AMD Zen6 and Apple M6 manufactured with TSMC N2 node is a game changing for mobile devices.
This was under 800$ several month ago. This CPU is still Zen4, not worth it.
AMD Zen6 and Apple M6 manufactured with TSMC N2 node is a game changing for mobile devices.
This was under 800$ several month ago. This CPU is still Zen4, not worth it. AMD Zen6 and Apple M6 manufactured with TSMC N2 node is a game changing for mobile devices.
Would be curious to see, as I paid 1000 several months ago on here.
Not looking for creative purposes but need to power a Samsung G9 and a 4k monitor at the same time. Wondering if it's worth going last gen or wait for a deal on a current workstation.
If you will use two monitors on a laptop, get a laptop with gpu.
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This specific model is using last generation AMD Zen 4 based Hawk Point APU but overall a very good package for the price. You'll get strong CPU performance than even the latest LG Gram with Intel Lunar Lake Processors, better display (2.8K OLED vs 2.5K IPS), slightly lower integrated graphics performance, better keyboard and overall better durable design.
LG Gram 14 will give you lighter and more portable design. slightly greater integrated graphics using new Intel Arc 140v and better battery life.
This specific model is using last generation AMD Zen 4 based Hawk Point APU but overall a very good package for the price. You'll get strong CPU performance than even the latest LG Gram with Intel Lunar Lake Processors, better display (2.8K OLED vs 2.5K IPS), slightly lower integrated graphics performance, better keyboard and overall better durable design.
LG Gram 14 will give you lighter and more portable design. slightly greater integrated graphics using new Intel Arc 140v and better battery life.
Not looking for creative purposes but need to power a Samsung G9 and a 4k monitor at the same time. Wondering if it's worth going last gen or wait for a deal on a current workstation.
Edit: it looks they finally can do it. Limited to some HPs, ThinkPads and Razer. Supplemental controller attached to PCI bus, so possibly not as robust as Intel native (speculating)
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Edit: it looks they finally can do it. Limited to some HPs, ThinkPads and Razer. Supplemental controller attached to PCI bus, so possibly not as robust as Intel native (speculating)
AMD Zen6 and Apple M6 manufactured with TSMC N2 node is a game changing for mobile devices.
AMD Zen6 and Apple M6 manufactured with TSMC N2 node is a game changing for mobile devices.
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If you will use two monitors on a laptop, get a laptop with gpu.
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