How did you manually raise the TDP to 44w?

I obviously meant i7-8550U.
And that I'd rather the i5, if the i7 is noisier or hotter; obviously if having an i7 changes the noise or heat levels for better (might it be possible?) I'd prefer the i7. Obvious, but just in case.

I've a flash offer for a T480s that includes the option to upgrade to an i7-8250U instead of the i5 for just 30€ more. It sounds attractive to me, but this test has been done with the i5, and I'm very conscious of noise and heat. Could changing to an i7 change the noise and heat levels? (I'd rather had the i5 if it does...)

Any fast comment could be very wellcome as I don't know how long the flash sale will last...

The T480s (newest Firmware/BIOS and most up-to-date Windows) has problems with iPhone8 USB-connection - we checked various Notebooks and various iPhone 8. With other iPhones we could not replicate the following issues:

The right USB-Port works only if the iPhone8 is connected when booting the machine - otherwise the connection goes "on-off" in second-rhythm.

When connecting it to the left USB - the connection stays stable for charging, however data-connection does not work...

Anyone else able to replicate the issue?

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CarLazar

And as I understand x1 carbon hase 2x implementation with m.2 nvme, thats why the benchmark is 30% less there. Am I right?

Simply put, the number of PCIe lanes has little to do with limitation of motherboard but the controllers implemented by OEMs. For TB3 there are three: 1 port - 2 lanes, 1 port - 4 lanes, and 2 ports - 4 lanes. Most OEMs use the first one obviously because it's the cheapest. 2 TB3 ports always have the third controller. On Thinkpads, X1 series and the P series laptops with 35-45W TDP CPUs have 4 lanes on the TB3 port and all the rest have 2 lanes. So T480s has 2 lanes, yes.

Hi, and could some-one tell about the number of lanes for TB3 for mx150 machine?

Is it really this machine has no 4x lanes to use with eGPU?

Very strange as even consumer HP x360 13 has full support of 4x TB3 ports:-(

The price is relly only 1300 euro?? Here in Czech republic costs twice the price!!!

How many PCI-E lane on USB-C/Thunderbolt 3 port?

Quote from: B-low on March 14, 2018, 10:35:22
The article closes with: "The full review of the new ThinkPad T480s will be available next week." I'm really looking forward to the full review. Any idea when this will be posted?

It's "marketing". They told us the T480s is the best 2018 Thinkpad and now all of us are checking the website daily for the full review. But before they release it, they give us some boring ones that we otherwise wouldn't probably read. And that's how they increase their website views.

When is the full review coming out?

why the weight here is different from the specs listed on lenovo website...?

The article closes with: "The full review of the new ThinkPad T480s will be available next week." I'm really looking forward to the full review. Any idea when this will be posted?

Does this still have the limited key rollover rate as the T470S? I guess not many reviewers are also very fast typists for me to never have read of this design shortcoming before getting one, if you type very fast and hit 2-3 keys in a short time span it doesn't know what to do and drops some key strokes.

Thanks for the review.

Just curious, why is there no PWM test?