Lenovo's ThinkPad L series includes inexpensive business laptops that have been able to convince in the past with good input devices and quite high-quality workmanship. The current 15-inch model in the series seeks to carry on this tradition while dramatically improving system performance with the new AMD Ryzen 7 Pro 4750 at the same time. We will clarify in the following review whether the final concept works.
https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-ThinkPad-L15-laptop-review-Decent-office-companion-with-high-system-performance.503342.0.html
Look at that empty space near M.2 slot...
Could've easily bumped to 60 Wh using a longer battery at the bottom; Another M.2 slot perhaps.
Perhaps this incurs design costs; only allocated to higher end models. Design percolated to lower ends apparently are all last-minute-solutions. Don't have a seat-belt? tie yourself to seat with a rope.
When you upgrade the RAM would be a 8gb or another 16gb preferable? Thanks.
Quote from: Claspa on November 12, 2020, 10:53:00
When you upgrade the RAM would be a 8gb or another 16gb preferable? Thanks.
QuoteMemory : 16384 MB, DDR4 3200, single-channel, 1 of 2 slots occupied, 64 GB max
1. If you need more than 16GB(stock) on this laptop; perhaps you need a better laptop.
2. It says Single-Channel, so any size of DDR4 3200(or higher clock)
Mhz will do in the second slot.
Edit: well official specs say : DUAL CHANNEL support
psref.lenovo.com/syspool/Sys/PDF/ThinkPad/ThinkPad_L15_Gen_1_AMD/ThinkPad_L15_Gen_1_AMD_Spec.PDF
@Claspa for best results, two DDR4 3200Hz sticks(preferably identical) will do great.
+10 to 15% percent performance?
ultrabookreview.com/36308-single-dual-channel-ram-amd/
It would be interesting to test it using dual channel memory (2 sticks) and post the differences.
All good, except for the display with less than 60% sRGB coverage. This is a real bummer. Can't buy that.
Quote from: rmt.putty on November 13, 2020, 09:39:21
@Claspa for best results, two DDR4 3200Hz sticks(preferably identical) will do great.
+10 to 15% percent performance?
ultrabookreview.com/36308-single-dual-channel-ram-amd/
Thanks for the answer. I will buy an additional 8gb DDR4 3200Hz stick.
Quote from: Linuxisforme on November 13, 2020, 19:21:32
All good, except for the display with less than 60% sRGB coverage. This is a real bummer. Can't buy that.
The exchange cost for 72% NTSC IPS/300 nits around +70-80$ (Grade A+). This is not a problem for non-suspicious people with straight arms and the need to spend no more than 1 hour of their time on this.
Where is the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Extreme or at least T15p with AMD Ryzen 9 5800HS (35Watt) and RTX 3060 Max-Q?
There's plenty of room in this chassis, and the Asus G14 showed it works with decent thermals.
The Legion 5/7's keyboards are trash compared to a ThinkPad if you need to type all day.