I received the 16" model a week ago and except for one issue, am very impressed. It is capable of light gaming on its own and heavier fare while plugged into my 1070 powered eGPU. I never even had to install drivers for the eGPU, Windows took care of everything.

However, my unit suffers from a flakey touchpad where it often fails to register my touch. A replacement is on its way and I look forward to using it more.

Still no 16" 2in1 from the 2021 Gram lineup available.. been waiting all March! Whats the hold up I wonder.

Quote from: hfm on February 13, 2021, 04:47:21

Quote from: Eric on February 13, 2021, 01:19:05
Backward? Not at all! They're among the first to bring 16:10 displays to lower-cost consumer laptops, they're improving the color gamut of their displays, and I can't think of any other company that's actually offering longer keystroke on their keyboards compared to the last generation of laptop.

I too wish they'd offer more RAM, but these are consumer laptops, not professional workstations, so the amount of RAM is probably spot-on for most customers.

I still have my Gram 17 with i7-8565U. Agreed that16GB is plenty. You can easily upgrade it to up to 40GB though if desired. Not sure what would happen to dual channel doing that though.

Anyone complaining that this doesn't have 32GB is missing the point for who's using it, and.. you can upgrade it anyway. The 17 also has two m.2 2280 slots.

The 2021 LG Grams only uses soldered RAM. It is no linger upgradeable at all.

Quote from: Eric on February 13, 2021, 01:19:05
Backward? Not at all! They're among the first to bring 16:10 displays to lower-cost consumer laptops, they're improving the color gamut of their displays, and I can't think of any other company that's actually offering longer keystroke on their keyboards compared to the last generation of laptop.

I too wish they'd offer more RAM, but these are consumer laptops, not professional workstations, so the amount of RAM is probably spot-on for most customers.

I still have my Gram 17 with i7-8565U. Agreed that16GB is plenty. You can easily upgrade it to up to 40GB though if desired. Not sure what would happen to dual channel doing that though.

Anyone complaining that this doesn't have 32GB is missing the point for who's using it, and.. you can upgrade it anyway. The 17 also has two m.2 2280 slots.

Backward? Not at all! They're among the first to bring 16:10 displays to lower-cost consumer laptops, they're improving the color gamut of their displays, and I can't think of any other company that's actually offering longer keystroke on their keyboards compared to the last generation of laptop.

I too wish they'd offer more RAM, but these are consumer laptops, not professional workstations, so the amount of RAM is probably spot-on for most customers.

I dreamed yesterday night that this will have a model that equipped With Ryzen 5800U processor. That alone can describe how desperate I am.

Such a backwards company. Their entire laptops page only has up to 16GB of RAM, in an age where phones have that much. And they only have Intel models, in an age where AMD reigns supreme.

Meanwhile they're trying to charge premium prices. No wonder their smartphone business has cratered and their laptop business never took off.