Ryzen is AMD CPU

reliability in terms of?

Comments edited. How does it fare against Intel?

I don't nitpick so much on processor but last I used AMD was Phenom II X4 965. I did not keep up to date with the news so I'm not sure which to pick..

You're suggesting AMD why not Intel?

Ryzen 4000 is a overall better package. I don't see any reason of getting the Intel one unless you want the additional peace of mind for stability and TB3

This post has been edited by ZM Fong: Aug 27 2020, 01:47 PM

Just option for better screen. Even different vendor would offer different quality.
Anyway quite difficult to source the innolux set.

Question, can both handle tasks like 20/30 word document file and alot of processing in Excel sheet?

My mac looking about 13/14gb everytime running it or maybe because my chrome took alot as well.

I just want to ensure some reliability that it wont break within 1/2 years down the road.

Apologies for my lack of technical knowledge when it comes to these details comparing between AMD INTEL, RAM and GPU

more CPU power is better but RAM also need to be sufficient

Is there anyone manage to buy L14 with Ryzen pro 4750u?

Thinkpad L15, R5 PRO 4650U.... 8gb ddr, buy another (8gb ddr4, dyi)... system RAM to 16GB... around RM2.5k (depending on the ssd you choose)... buy more warranty if you want...

Poor screen for colour work (54% sRGB) ....bright enough only in office settings (250 nits)...

You can upgrade the RAM to 64GB, SSD and wifi card....anytime in the future...





This post has been edited by BeastX: Aug 28 2020, 02:21 PM

hi , does anyone know the dock gen 2 type c whether is compatible with t14? Any one know why? But is it compatible with t15?

L series ThinkPad is the rare Ryzen 4000 model.

It's the rare exception to still have 2 slots of user-replaceable RAM.


Ryzen model should came with dual-heat pipe instead of single on Intel.


This post has been edited by msacras: Sep 1 2020, 06:34 AM

Want to ask,
For autocad 7d,
Which machine suitable?
Also thinkpad got 17 inch?

I think last gen they have 17" for their P-series Thinkpad. This gen (Malaysia) no news yet.

I saw you in the other thread, I will say the safest bet is probably some gaming laptops. Though I don't think you need to go for a too powerful GPU for that (I'm not aware of your type usage with AutoCAD (7D?) but my normal use mileage with CAD is it can work with decent RAM/CPU).

This post has been edited by msacras: Sep 1 2020, 06:47 AM

Not for me, as I already got x1 extreme 1gen.
This is my boss son....
Very picky....
Last few weeks got recommend legion with rtx 2060 for 5k,
But delay, now only got rtx1650 for same price....

Dell xps also got 17 in.
For thinkpad, P73 or upcoming P17

For spesis bangsawan, just go for the top end offerings by MSI/Gigabyte/Asus, you can't go wrong with those RM10k++ laptops...

I recommend thinkpad workstation...8k +...
Shock...too expensive...
At first say budget unlimited,
Now say too expensive...

Then can't help liao.

This type of stingy but picky guys are the most difficult to serve or please one.

Just recommend the estimated specs (like I7/Ryzen-H, 60-series GPU, 32GB++ of RAM etc.) and let them decide themselves how much they want to push.

Very huge size and expensive

I posted this already in the Thinkpad review thread, but it makes more sense to go here.

Hello Thinkpaders, I'm a foreigner who's been stuck in KL since the start of MCO, but I've been loving Malaysia, so that's ok. The only problem is my Thinkpad has been having problems.

Can anyone recommend a computer repair shop in KL?

I'm guessing my motherboard may need some minor soldering work. I have a 1st gen X1 extreme which is working mostly ok except that one of the RAM slots is having issues. Most of the time it will not boot with both RAM slots filled. Sometimes, but rarely it will boot and work just fine until there's any light movement or shock (even typing on the keyboard), then it will crash. It seems like there is something that shouldn't be making contact shorting the system.

So again, I would appreciate any repair shop recommendations that can do more advanced board repairs. Thanks!

3 mins of google search:https://www.servicecenter.com.my/gadget/len...s/#page-content

You would be hard-pressed to find any service centers that do board-repairs (like Louis Rossmann).... they would change/replace your entire board... hopefully your laptop is still under warranty, as this will be done for you for essentially free...