There's a whole other part of this conversation where're the developers clarify that AI was only used in the concepting stage and all AI generated assets were removed and replaced with artist-created pieces.

I believe the quote was along the lines of 'we are against the use of "creative AI".

Most games are unlikely to depend entirely on machine-generated assets in the near future.

This is a very naive and out of touch statement with how the industry is advancing with and using A.I

The bigger congromates of the industry like your EA for instance will be doing that.

I don't know how you managed to reach that conclusion of the future making zero sense with how A.I is being pushed.

QuoteThe Lenovo ThinkPad P16s Gen 4 AMD is the most powerful Lenovo laptop with a 16-inch screen

...after P1 G8 and P16 Gen 3.

Games amazing, I couldn't give 2 shits if there's AI in it.

Quote from: Phil995511 on December 16, 2025, 15:23:41These are just rumors, and as the article points out, Windows 11 is practically incapable of running with 8GB of RAM...

It would be truly wonderful if the new NotebookCheck team would stop contributing to the spread of unfounded rumors.

Please, publish only verified information, as you used to... Spreading rumors, even if it creates a fleeting buzz, damages your credibility with readers in the medium and long term ;-(

Well I'm all for verified sources, but the economics are plainly obvious:
- Memory chip prices have been multiplied by 3-4 in a few months and are showing no signs of returning to normal (some say it will keep getting worse, wait & see I suppose)
- Stocks are scarce, demand is high
- Computer manufacturers are then stuck with a big problem: either increase prices or lower specs to keep prices steady

Whichever they go for, increasing prices will impact sales, and lowering specs to transfer the memory upgrade price issue to the buyer will result with the same indirectly.

There's no way around it, prices are insane and are going to affect sales one way or another.

What year is this PC from?

Even entry-level mini PCs have USB 3.2 (10Gbps) and faster network interfaces than this.

Plus the sheer size of it, the PSU is an external power brick - so why is the case so big?

Thank you for the review.

I'm surprised that you were able to get this laptop with the dedicated NPU, as this component is no longer available and Lenovo has removed it from all configurations on its website, including both the 255HX and 275HX models.

I ordered this laptop at the beginning of November (275HX / 3200p), but I had to reorder it without the dNPU in order to receive it in mid-December. With the dNPU, I would have had to wait until the end of February, with no guarantee of actually receiving it, as the order could have been canceled by then.

In the review, I don't see any mention of the advantages of the dNPU compared to the dGPU (32 TOPS vs. 572 TOPS) or the CPU/iGPU (33 TOPS for the 255HX and 36 TOPS for the 275HX).