Lenovo ThinkPad P1 G6 im Test: 80 W GeForce RTX 4080 für ultradünne Workstation

[Redaktion]

Das ThinkPad P1 G6 ist mit Hardware ausgestattet, die üblicherweise in Gaming-Notebooks zu finden ist, wie zum Beispiel der GeForce RTX 4080-GPU und einer Flüssigmetall-Wärmeleitfähigkeit. Dennoch ist alles in eine professionelle Optik integriert, die für Unternehmen geeignet ist.

https://www.notebookcheck.com/Lenovo-ThinkPad-P1-G6-im-Test-80-W-GeForce-RTX-4080-fuer-ultraduenne-Workstation.780966.0.html

[RobertJasiek]

Schön, dass der Test diesmal nicht Jahre zu spät kommt!

Die Kühlung ist katastrofal. Und das bei einer "Premiumserie". Selbst für die 80W-GPU völlig unterdimensionert. Langsam und sehr laut. P wie peinlich.

[NikoB]

Overclocked memory (the H series only supports 5200) is a plus, but for that price they could have installed 32x2 right away.

only supports one internal SSD

Up to 8 TB (2 x 4 TB) PCIe Gen4 Performance NVMe SSD - from Lenovo site, although even in the photo you can see that there are two m.2 slots...

Otherwise, a very boring and at the same time dangerous for the eyes laptop, with a color resolution lower than stated.

With a cropped, non-classic keyboard and a lot of other shortcomings.

It would be interesting to hear the opinion of Lenovo marketers - who was this machine conceived for, who is the target audience?

[deko]

who was this machine conceived for, who is the target audience?

Der teure aufm Tisch Rumsteher. Für die, wer ein Überfluss für solche Schreibmaschine hat. Daß man sich ernsthaft das als Staubsauger vor der Nase auslasten wird, bezweifle ich.

[NikoB]

In the English part of the forum, someone suggested that the target audience was "creative professionals". I would like a detailed explanation - who are they? And in sufficient quantities to pay for the design and production of batches of this model?

[RobertJasiek]

Creators or creative professionals are undefined or abusively restricted by some (e.g. Tech Notice) using them. PR wants buyers make believe they belonged to the elite above the consumers, often justifying rip-offs or form over function.