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Posted by FlexUser
 - Today at 21:52:52
Quote from: M2026 on Today at 18:56:14Only an idiot will buy this for 4500...you can buy a full spec XMG for less (275HX, 5090, 128/96GM!)

Why the insult?

re: to understand the difference between this Thinkpad and the XMG we need to wait 5 years. Many top-end laptops look overpriced when you compare the specs. But there is more than specs. This Thinkpad is very silent. Does not heat. Has a superb keyboard and touchpad. Everything but the wifi module is replaceable. Battery runs long.

If you want a battle specs MSI will always win. I know because I played that game, went with a MSI (best specs for the money) and I dumped it 18 months later. Man did I hate that laptop. It heated the room, was noisy as hell, and the screen had less contrast than white against pure white.  I was coming from a Dell that ran for 10 years, and it was replaced by another Dell (this time a XPS) that is 8 years old and is still going well.

This T1g gen 8 can be had with an IPS screen (my preference) with 32gb of RAM and a 5060 for around 2900€ which is still a lot of money, more than a Yoga Pro 9 but the build quality is probably what the buyer would be paying for.
Posted by Brothers
 - Today at 21:38:39
Every single mobile dgpu laptop is either overpriced or lacks vram. There's only 1 vendor making the gfx here and it's a monopoly with no competition. Has been like this for several years now. Protesting your disdain for one over another is a lost cause. None of these companies care. Just go eGPU route w/ a desktop card if it matters that much to you, problem solved.
Posted by sbpnt
 - Today at 21:03:04
Looking forward to the P16 G3 review on this site.
Posted by pierre Geeregat
 - Today at 19:29:12
I agree with most other reviews that €4500 for 8V RAM and an underclocked graphics card for a 4K screen is insufficient. I don't understand why it has such a high rating for a price that doesn't seem justified. The Zypherus or the Asus ProArt seem much better for a lower price, not to mention plenty of other cheaper alternatives. Only a few watches with professional graphics cards reach such a high price. The processor is also the slowest in its class and its performance decreases over time. The same goes for the graphics card, which is the slowest in its class. No games are tested at the screen's native resolution...
Posted by M2026
 - Today at 18:56:14
Only an idiot will buy this for 4500...you can buy a full spec XMG for less (275HX, 5090, 128/96GM!)
Posted by LLMs cause Brain rot
 - Today at 18:01:10
Disappointed, any thoughts of the medical research showing increased usage and exposure to LLMs is causing a decline in cognitive intelligence for not only kids but even fully grown adults with developed brains?

Posted by szg
 - Today at 17:19:49
Although the article states that this model supports PCIe 5.0 connectivity for SSD drives, Lenovo's technical specifications indicate that the motherboard only supports the 4.0 standard. It is strange that 5.0 drives can be requested for higher-end versions, but in reality, these are also connected to the system with 4.0 standard.

Max Storage Support[1]: Up to two M.2 2280 Gen 5 Performance SSD; up to 8TB, 4TB each
Storage Slot[2]: Two M.2 2280 PCIe® 4.0 x4 slots
Posted by Aland11
 - Today at 16:23:13
What about the mass storage performance?
In addition, it appears that it is better to just get the Yoga Pro 9i with a better screen for almost half the money. I dont really see what value we get for an additional USD2,000
Posted by disappointed
 - Today at 14:03:42
Quotemaximum of 64 GB RAM
I agree, if this is the successor to the Extreme, how come it only supports up to 64 GB RAM. With 96 GB RAM, Gpt-Oss-120b (with almost full context*) or GLM-4.5-Air (quant) could be run.

* = go to huggingface.co/spaces/oobabooga/accurate-gguf-vram-calculator, paste huggingface.co/unsloth/gpt-oss-120b-GGUF/blob/main/gpt-oss-120b-F16.gguf into the calculator, set context to full and see the required RAM size.

Also, only 8 GB VRAM for 4500 bucks? Imagine what kind of desktop PC one could build for this sum + getting a much cheaper laptop with still 8 GB VRAM.

@ Dg
right
Posted by Dg
 - Today at 14:00:54
4k for a laptop 5070 (desktop 5060).

Lmao.
Posted by Redaktion
 - Today at 12:01:55
Lenovo's ThinkPad T1g Gen 8 steps in as the successor to the much-loved ThinkPad X1 Extreme, delivering a highly capable multimedia laptop with powerful hardware, a matte tandem OLED touch display and what may well be the finest keyboard Lenovo has ever put into a ThinkPad.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/A-worthy-successor-to-the-ThinkPad-X1-Extreme-Lenovo-ThinkPad-T1g-Gen-8-review.1210033.0.html