Lenovo Thinkpad P1 Gen 5 Review: Too Hot to Handle? (12800H/3070Ti/165Hz QHD+)
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- čas přidán 5. 08. 2024
- Hey guys! I'm back with another review, going to keep trying to get my hands on new devices where I can and do more content like this. I apologize if its missing some items that you really want to see, and I promise I will continue to learn and get better at this!
Sections:
00:00 Introduction, Specs and Pricing
01:05 Chassis & Input Devices (KB, Trackpad, etc.)
05:13 Disassembly and Internal Review (Cooling, RAM, SSDs, Battery)
08:00 Benchmarks and Thermal Discussion
16:55 Conclusion & Wrap-Up
Also, please note that I had roughly ~72 hours to gather my thoughts on this machine after using it, run some benchmarks and record the data, do the written review, and shoot/edit this video, so I don't expect it to be perfect!
I am trying to standardize some things and streamline some of the specific details that takes time to gather, namely disassembly and thermal performance. I had some great feedback from Reddit already and will try to respond to you all here if you have questions or concerns.
Link to written review: / thinkpad_p1_gen_5_shor...
Part numbers:
Kioxia 512GB NVMe SSD: KBG5AZNV512G
RAM: M425R2GB4BB0-CQKOD
The analysis is above and beyond. You mentioned every possible solution for cooling.
Great review friend, i came hear hoping to hear it would be fine as a workstation but not as a GPU intensive machine (which i woulnd't expect from a laptop very much anyway...) and you gave me that assurance.
Really enjoy watching your reviews. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for the positive feedback, and I'm glad you are enjoying the content! I hope to keep refining the process for you all to get my videos down to the ~10 minute mark for brevity's sake :)
@@brax-tech Very good review but terrible sound. Not good to listen for not native speakers.
@@ZhenyaTyoma Yeah, I used the internal microphone of the laptop for the latter half of the review so people can hear what it sounds like, but it was AWFUL. I won't be doing that going forward, just a 5-10 second snippet and go back to my external microphone.
Thanks for the review.
Honest review. Congrats!
lenovo is cutting warranty and customer support 2022-2023, it is non existing!! Don't buy lenovo, they are scammers!! lenovo blacked mail me a severe faulty thinkpad p1 gen4 and will not do anything about it because they decide everything is outside warranty! Paint is falling off, severe driver/hardware issues, thermal issues, it has almost every disease a laptop can have! And lenovo want's me to pay for the repair!
Very thorough and detailed review! Subed within 5 min.. ; )
Ps. I'm looking to buy a new laptop, and always wanted that Thinkpad keyboard experience. But maybe the tradeoffs in other areas outweigh those "magic" keys.. hehe! Although they have a 39 % discount right now on the P1 gen 4.. So about 2200 USD and then I'll get that older nicer keyboard too, with the greater keystroke travel, if I understood you and other reviewers correctly?
Thank you for this review! Does any configuration run cool, like ordering the i7 versus the i9 processor?
yo bro, really thankya. Big respect
I thought they would give a carbon fiber weave finish on this spec but it seems like it is still exclusive to the 4k model.
this looks very tempting.
Great video, MBP 14 is the way to go.
Great review
Nice review! What are the other laptop options you were talking about at the end of the video?
Please don't buy lenovo! lenovo is cutting warranty and customer support 2022-2023, it is non existing!! Don't buy lenovo, they are scammers!! lenovo blacked mail me a severe faulty thinkpad p1 gen4 and will not do anything about it because they decide everything is outside warranty! Paint is falling off, severe driver/hardware issues, thermal issues, it has almost every disease a laptop can have! And lenovo want's me to pay for the repair!
What Lenovo for work with Office Suite and video does not heat up?
I've had 2 X1 Yoga Gen 7 and 1 Gen 7 and they all overheat with little use and office suites.
I would like it not to heat up with Office, video and webcam... I play very few games but if I can on occasion then that would be a bonus...
Could you please clarify what you meant by "don't pick high-end GPUs such as A3000, A4500..." and "go maximum 3070 Ti"? To be more specific, A3000 vs 3070 Ti, which one do you consider "higher end"? I think based on the history of the product lines the A4500 should be considered as the workstation counterpart of the 3070 Ti, so 3070 Ti is higher. However they did double the vRAM in the Ampere series. In reality, I think either A3000 and 3070 Ti should suffice my workflow, but I want to go with the one with less heat. Do you have any thoughts on the heat issue A3000, A4500, and 3070 Ti? A different way of thinking is they are going to generate exactly the same amount of heat, because they will be limited to the same TGP/TDP.
It would be nice if you would put some alternative which are as reible but have better thermal performance so you actually can do some gaming
Hi! Thanks for the great review! Do you think that having a relatively weaker GPU (an 2000 ADA) would help with the overheating issue? Because I was checking the indepth review about that one, and it seemed that the temps were quite "controllable", and the device was still "usable" for some gaming.
Also: If you decrease the 3070/3080ti wattage to around 70-80, would that drop help with the temps and still have a performance at the level or above the mentioned 2000 ADA??
I have this laptop and I am very disappointed with it. After a year, I had to replace the paste with THERMAL GRIZZLY KRYOSHEET and so far it heats up less. This laptop is a disaster :(
Hi there, great review! Can you please tell its weight? Because my fully specced-out P14s Gen 3 with 1280p is 1.5kg (despite "from 1.25kg" promise from Lenovo)
Just an update, for those seeing the video shortly after making it public, it is still processing; expect the 4K resolution option to be available sometime tonight or tomorrow if you need better clarity for certain shots of the device.
Thanks!
What thermal limit would you recommend setting the 3080ti in this machine at in MSI Afterburner?
Thank you for this great review, especially on the thermals! I got this laptop from the company i work for (the 3080ti version) and im so disapointed with the thermals of the GPU and performance because of that. Whats the point of putting such a hardware if you can hardly use it? Such a shame, would not recommend anyone getting this laptop, especially for gaming, and its not cheap either!
The Laptop cooks even when just web browsing. Goes to show how amazing macbooks are now.
Hey! Are there any thermal issues with the base model P1 with the i7 12700h and A1000 4g gpu? Also how's the fan noise with it under medium and heavy load?
Compared to legion 7i with the same specs, would you say this has much worse TDP also at a higher price?
You mentioned you would explain how you applied multiple coupon codes and which ones in the description but I’m not seeing them. Where can I find that info? Thanks
Awesome review! Would have been nice if you talked a bit more about the usability. How's that 165Hz panel? and its color reproduction? What's your opinion on the keyboard (typing on the X1C6 rn, also own a X1C4) Cheers!
Oh and also, what about fan noise?
Hey there! Can you define "Usability" for me? I dedicated a good portion of the video talking about the keyboard/trackpad/weight/etc. but I want to make sure I cover something that I missed.
For panel specs, its identical to the Legion 5 Pro/Legion 7 panel and offers 100% sRGB coverage at around 500 nits. It's an amazing panel if you get one without any defects.
Fan noise is very reasonable under light loads, but gets at or beyond 50dB under heavy load, which is as loud as most gaming laptops.
late comment but the panel is good, high refresh rate and high color coverage. its also calibrated from factory.
I have this laptop and I am very disappointed with it. If you like the constant noise of fans, I recommend this laptop. He's getting hot!!!!
How is the RTX A2000 variant? Would you recommend? Most stores in my country only sells this variant
Great review! I was wondering if it's a better choice to go for the nvidia rtx 3050 ti 4 gb instead of the 3070 ti 8gb because of the throttling/temperature issues. Secondly the 4k screens support Dolby Vision HDR content, but are not Oled either. Do you think that the 4k screens are better/nicer then the screen you have with 165 Hz 2560x1600 screen?
I think for gaming, get the 2.5k screen for better refresh rate and less processing overhead. For photo/video editing and 3d rendering, get the 4k screen with higher resolution but lower refresh rate.
4k will also giv u significantly less battery life better to get an external 4k monitor and go wid a qhd display
The thermals and power are in line with different laptops with similar specs. Which means you do not recommended ANY laptop for gaming since they would all perform similarly?
What a machine! I want!
Thanks for the review. I just ordered one of these to replace my Dell XPS 15 (i7 11700 w/3050ti) that's just not keeping up with my workloads and is also overheating sometimes too. Unfortunately I didn't see your video until after I ordered it, so I am a little concerned about thermals for this one. I want a professional looking laptop (no silly names or RGB) with a little juice to game when I'm traveling if desired. I've been searching for months but it just doesn't seem like there's much out there. I feel like there's a market there for it if Dell/Lenovo/HP/etc would go for it. Charge a premium for it, who cares? It's a business expense for a lot of us looking for that type of laptop.
I am exactly in the same boat. I got a Razer 15 with almost the same setup (I7 12800H and 3070Ti), and the thermals are horrible.
@@Ender6600 how's your razer holding up? I'm down between that and the zephyrus. tried a few thinkpads and apart from their keyboards which I absolutely love, I feel like they're not made for what I need out of them.
hows it treating you? my Gen 5 Thinkpad is coming in soon and I'm curious about your experience
@@thomasmadden3080 I hate to be the bearer of bad news but it showed up with a flickering screen. Instead of sending a new one Lenovo said it would have to go through the repair depot and take about 60 days. I opted for a refund and went with a Lenovo Legion 5 pro. It has some gamer aesthetics but the RGB can be turned off. Been super happy with it otherwise.
@@hoff2939 yo hate to hear that but glad you found something that works. X1 Extreme Gen5 seems like an all around beast so fingers crossed for none of those issus
with the a4500 gpu will the P16 perform significantly better than the P1?
It still amazes me how Lenovo managed to pack so much latency into such a tiny, lightweight device
So i own one with 12700h, but i cannot use throttlestop on it. How did u do that?
I have the same configuration as you, expept my screen is the highest version one adn I have a 1 tb ssd. My timespy score is 2000. Do you know what I am doing wrong?
@braxtech 6:40 so if I buy a P1 with A2000, does that mean I get 2 SSD slots?
On one side, it’s a powerful tool. On the other, I’m totally disappointed by all recent Windows notebooks because of the heat, the fan noise when it’s getting too hot, the horrendous battery life and the inadmissible performance loss when battery powered!
I am looking for a replacement to my X1 Carbon, as it can’t handle photo editing (it takes several minutes to process and export single photos!).
No current Windows notebook is able to do the job on battery with a satisfying autonomy.
I’ll therefore have to go for a Mac.
And to be honnest: a 16" M1 pro 32GB 1TB with high school discount is even cheaper than Lenovo’s, HP’s, Dell’ or Asus’s high end models that have a similar plugged-in performance but a far worse battery life and on-battery performance, in addition to having inferior screens.
halo thanks for the great review. I find this in my country... NVIDIA® Quadro® P2000 better for content creator? Thanks again
Also i am wondering how does this relate to the Thinkpad Z16 with and AMD Pro 6950H CPU and Radeon 6500m GPU. On paper the AMD CPU is a bit slower the GPU is way slower, but AMD is much more efficient with power and as this will throttle less how does this work out in practise? And is the AMD GPU comparable to the Nvidia 3050 ti ?
Can you make razor blade 16 comparasion to P1 Gen 6 or p16 and legion?
Hello if i wanted using this at 4090 how many dynamism boost i get?
how about the durability of the liquid metal thermal material? some of the liquid metal in asus ROG laptops get worse after using for several months, and I wonder about how about it on p1 gen5
it happens even in p1 g5/x1 extreme g5, its because its the nature of liquid metal. it has a chemical reaction with heatsink metals, with copper the reaction is neutral and not damaging but does remove liquid metal from your cpu/gpu. this is because the liquid metal gets absorbed into the heatsink.
you have to re-apply liquid metal 2-3 times total before it stabilizes
There is a fork of tpfancontrol that lets you control both fans. And you are unnecessarily afraid of running the components at their max temps.
What P/N for docking station please?
As you stated several times, this is not a gaming machine. Yet, none of the benchmarks used on your video are business oriented, so, no wonder there was thermal throtling. Did you test the computer with any business software? (Adobe Premiere, Autocad, etc). I've seen other reviews of this computer using business software (which is its target market) with very good results and zero throttling. Now, I'm confused.
this is a ultrabook so it'll overheat, also not being able to run gaming workloads without overheating is not an excuse for it. the liquid metal tim dries up in this, that why they throttle.
@@octoslut it aint ultrabook, lenovo listed it as mobile workstation because it is a workstation and supposed to be bulky and heavy, but they try to make it thinner than others in the same line up
@@vn01208503 they can list it whatever they want, it has size and weight of a ultrabook. its a damn ultrabook, if it was a real mobile workstation it would have beefy heatsinks and would bulky chassis. i have a extreme gen 5, its also thin
Dear,
Is it possible to charge a Thinkpad P15 Gen1 Workstation with a USB-C charger?
I know the original charger is 170W, but I can't find USB-C chargers in that capacity.
Thanks!
Please don't buy lenovo! lenovo is cutting warranty and customer support 2022-2023, it is non existing!! Don't buy lenovo, they are scammers!! lenovo blacked mail me a severe faulty thinkpad p1 gen4 and will not do anything about it because they decide everything is outside warranty! Paint is falling off, severe driver/hardware issues, thermal issues, it has almost every disease a laptop can have! And lenovo want's me to pay for the repair!
Would u really recommend this laptop over an m1 max or m2 max that may come out or an equivalent gaming laptop ? I want a workhorse multipurpose laptop . Be it content consuming , gaming battery or electrical engineering .
Note : I’m willing to sacrifice gaming just for the cpu performance battery and aesthetics of MacBook pros lately .
What would u recommend ?
I’m all over the place .if I get a MacBook I can’t really compare it to a Thinkpad but if I get a Thinkpad and it so happens that a cheaper or similarly priced laptop can give the same gpu+ cpu performance , then I would be really sad … 😂
I meant gaming , battery *
I read a thread somewhere (unfortunately, can't remember exactly where) where the maker of Throttlestop suggested setting the PROCHOT offset as an alternative to reducing the power limits. Any thoughts/experience with that? I have the exact same ThinkPad as the one in the video, same config.
Also, fantastic review. You'll do well on CZcams with content like this.
Hey there!
So, by changing PROCHOT's threshold to a lower temperature, you will start seeing power/clock reductions at whatever threshold you've set it at. I'd recommend doing this if your workloads call for shorter bursts of CPU demands, vs. lowering the power limits where sustained performance is more important over long periods of time.
Thank you for the kind words as well, I hope to continue bringing you all this kind of content, and to continue to make it better! :)
nice review
Thank you! Cheers!
Anyone know if you can charge the laptop via the USB C ports? I suspect not... But figured I'd ask.
They are TB4 ports, so they will accept up to 100W of power delivery.
😍😍😍
Would you say we'd be better off with er... let's say a Thinkpad Carbon X1 Gen 10 (discrete graphics) plus an eGPU for those in need and a external monitor to fit the bill? Thank you!
Can you disable discrete GPU in the BIOS? If yes how are the thermals then?
If I am interpreting your question correctly, the MUX switch available in the BIOS doesn't *disable* the GPU, it just enables standard Optimus/hybrid behavior between the iGPU and dGPU. Thermals will be basically the same/within margin of error in either scenario, with maybe a few C higher on the CPU if the iGPU is enabled and being used for a 3D load at the same as another workload.
Where can one go and try typing on the keyboard of one of those for free without buying one? Want to know if this could replace my W530.
Depends on your region; some countries actually have Lenovo retail stores. I know the US does not, however.
I have a P1 Gen 2 and it is still a fast machine but runs extremely hot under load -- it seems Lenovo hasn't improved at all on cooling, they just keep putting newer and hotter chips in the same build and make scorchers.
Larger trackpads can get in the way when you want to rest your palm and type. If you type a lot, you would not like it. As a developer myself I get a thinkpad only for its keyboard and that red little trackpoint. Once you get used to it you will never use trackpad, at least that's my opinion.
Nevertheless, great presentation and thanks for showing the upgrade options.
prices on these really gone up i remember getting the p1 gen 2 with 4k oled screen for $1700. Terrible thermals and battery aswell.
2:12 what is this huge slit? 🙈
hey,
I have x1 extreme gen 4, almost the same model. my opinion:
- typing is uncomfortable - the edges of the buttons are too sharp, in my old x1 carbon gen 7 the keyboard was much more comfortable
- the housing makes noises when typing under the right wrist
- the fans are running all the time, even on idle
- maybe it's a lack of compatibility of 11th generation processors - I can't use VirtualBox > linux machines won't boot on version 6.1.34 (latest version)
- the virtual machine in HyperV causes very loud fan noise and heat, even when the virtual machine is doing nothing!! (sick!)
- battery life is very bad - I don't have a dedicated graphics card or touch screen.
I can confirm, also having a p1gen4 and it makes me sick, it is horrible to use and live with! And lenovo support seems to disappear as soon as you have payed the computer!
only 300 nits display though jeez thats a bummer
How is the battery life in websurfing?
Are 6 or 8 hours possible by 165 Hz?
NoMam tego laptopa i jestem nim bardzo rozczaorwany. Surfowanie po necie przy odszczedzaniu baterii to maksymalnie 2 godz.
Ten laptop grzeje sie jak piec
I have this laptop and I am very disappointed with it. Surfing the Internet while draining the battery lasts a maximum of 2 hours.
This laptop heats up like a furnace
Great review. Can it charge over USB-C too?
Yes it can, via TB4 port up to 100W!
Which machines have a beefier cooling system with respect to mobile business workstations?
thicc ones lol all ultrabooks cook themselves.
could you make a detailed vid adding liquid metal to the laptop? (this or any other lenovo one) I don't think ive seen a good one.
Also are you going to do one for the new 7th gen Lenovo laptops? MicroCenter center has a ryzen one and Bestbuy has the intel on for preorder, ive seen the jarrods tech review but the laptops he gets seem to be staged/selected.
Hey there! I have a few videos up of the Slim 7i Gen 7, but haven't been able to find any other Gen 7 laptops for me to consider reviewing. I am hoping to purchase the Legion 7i Gen 7 with the 12900HX/3080Ti when it releases in the US, but that will highly depend on pricing.. Currently looking to be around $4000 after everything ☠️
@@brax-tech , thanks for answering. My guess is that Lenovo is lying again about the MUX switch. I guess they don't have the real MUX switch as the real one should be able to turn off dGPU completely based on what I have seen on Asus notebooks. It's shame that Lenovo can't really come up with a laptop with good thermals and decent performance. Look at Apple, they absolutely nailed it with the M1 Macbook Pro. Amazing thermals, amazing battery life and performance. The keyboard I would say is pretty decent too.
Can confirm, the P1/X1E keyboard and trackpoint buttons are awful now. Can't understand why Lenovo relentlessly makes them worse every generation. Thinkpads were once famous for the lush typing experience. Why throw that hard earned reputation away? Why??? WHY!!!
I spit my coffee at you.
Интересный обзор, сам пользуюсь Р51.
No idea why I'm watching this on my Gen 4 but it's entertaining nonetheless. I have the i9 11950h and 3080 16gb model
It's sad that these laptops still don't come with gnu linux pre installed. What a bummer.
Nobody wants a shallow keybord for ThinkPad🥺
Hey! Do you think switching to a ThinkPad P1 for programming and multitasking is a better option than my current M1max 16inch? I'm using windows 11arm with parallels to code on visual studio ARM64 and of course all my reverse engineering tasks(all of the tools run as x86, so emulated:(. ) are done on windowsARM so I rarely use Mac os.
I originally bought the mb16 because of it being silent, cool to the touch and that it has top performance. However when using parallels Windows11 Arm, i still get like 22% less performance compared to native Mac os performance. ~10 000geekbench multi , 1560single). :((
In my region, the ThinkPad p1 G5 with QHD165panel, 12700h 16g and rtxA2000 is on sale for 2100usd and the rest i could spend on a monitor and an eGPU. I really love the design of the 01/X1 extreme, tbh a lot more than the mac
@PKperformance
The M1 Max MacBook Pro is far better than this Thinkpad and is honestly the best laptop on the market. That said it made no sense for you to buy it if you're using so many VM's to run Windows software and no use for MacOS. Who does that? You wasted your money. You won't find a better Windows laptop but that made no sense you buying that MacBook Pro if you're not going to use it as a Mac. Either that or find software equivalents. This is 2023. There is very little software that isn't written for MacOS. If you can't get past that then you shouldn't have ever bought it.
@@BlendingWithHenry lmao the only reason I bough a fcking Mac is its silent operation that's it......Because intel still won't make an efficient powerful chipset that's why I bough a Mac. don't try to call me retarded in an indirect way! Im much more intelligent than you or most of you
@@BlendingWithHenry Im currently working with OpenGL and metal in c++. Im also comfortable with c# and more or less with python. I'm about to get a an xps 9530 OLED full spec, because design and display matters me more than anything. Thermals I will solve by modding the heat path way. And if I won't like I"ll just get the new 7940hs 3.2k legion slim 7. I didn't have any windows equivalents yet hence I went for the m1max. An OLED 9520 i9HK would have been my other choice then, but the 3050ti doesn't cut it for me. End
Great review man. I was considering this one as an upgrade to my X1 yoga 1st gen. But seems like paying high dollar for something that gets hot is kinda wasting money.
I updated my X1Y gen 1 last year to a X1C gen 9. Great laptop if you like the 14 inch form factor. Any new CPU will blow away your current laptop whether it's U series or higher
buy a used p1 gen 1 or 2
8k € and make too hot???
This is the perfect specs. Although i would prefer it on the xps 15 chassis
While the XPS chassis is nice, we're consistently having overheating issues with ours in our office. These are people using them for mostly light-work too. Seems to be a known issue too when checking online. It is a shame Dell doesn't go further than 3050ti (maybe 3060 on XPS line up?) but maybe it's due to the thermal issues.
It has the perfect specs because this laptop is a marketing gimmick. It runs too hot.
@@bart9522 I didn’t get that far with mine to find out. It arrived with a flickering issue on the screen with a 2 month turnaround for repair. I ended up getting a refund and picked up a Legion 5 pro.
Why did they nerf this ljneup so much im really baffled. Mushy keyboard experience is unacceptable. Overheating issues for a workstation....
This is with the 3070TI so I'm not surprised it gets pretty hot and lout - I ordered the one with the RTX A1000 - at 50 watt GPU, so it should be much more controllable. I am going to be virtualizing network devices in a lab environment and do some light gaming on the side / indie gaming - This should fit the bill.
Have you received your laptop? What about temperatures?
@@dafakerussian I did. The deck got very warm doing regular tasks. I enabled cool mode in the bios and set the boost to efficient. It got a lot cooler. The battery life was very poor - 3-4 hours just web browsing and CZcams. I sent it back and ordered an XPS 9520. The P1 has excellent build quality, amazing display, great keyboard, speakers.. but the battery life was a deal breaker for me before I even got to stress testing. I did play overwatch and it thermal throttled after 10 minutes.
@@foehammerone This sounds strange. It has a 90 wh battery and graphics is almost the least powerful.
What about the screen of your laptop? Was it a 4K?
@@dafakerussian i had the 2560x1600 display. I even ran it down connected to an external monitor. Looking on Reddit looks like similar experiences to other p1 users. I think between Lenovo bios and windows 11 thread scheduler there’s a lot of room for improvement.
@@foehammerone When you used the laptop in battery mode, did you use it for heavy tasks like rendering or gaming, or more light like watching videos or websites?
over long time the thermals will only get worse. a laptop to hot to use on your lap lol
bro i like it but improve your mike 🙂🙂
What issue are you experiencing? I know the L/R balance is off because of the mic's position which I will address in my next video, but was there something else that bothered you? Do note that for the benchmarks section of the video, I purposely used the laptop's microphone as a sound test.
Improve your spelling
Smacking them lips bro, you gotta stop. Excellent review though!
I have the P1 gen 4, and to be honest, I'm very disappointed with it. Scrolling and general responsiveness is terrible. I'm pretty sure there's some kind of firmware bug(s) that just make it a generally sluggish experience.
what is the dedicated graphics you opted for?
@@karthikk2719 I think it's a A2000 (I don't have my laptop with me here at the moment). Just very underwhelming, not sure how else to describe it. Could be the way I've installed everything, but even in Windows it was... "meh". I've been using many AMD laptops (with the dedicated GPU completely powered down), and the performance is great! Could be anything, I dunno. One thing I know for sure is I'll probably stick to AMD for now (they just work much better for my use cases).
Hi I have P1 gen 4 in 2 days. And I am experiencing the overheating (above 60C degree when browsing 2-3 tabs), and I am really concerned about this. Do u have any thermal issues like this when using P1 Gen 4?
@@truongnguyenhuy584 What operating system are you running? To be honest, I rarely use it because the desktop performance it "jittery" (not sure how else to explain it). One example - I can't even record the screen smoothly at 60FPS - lots of skipped frames (I have 10 year old dual-core "U-series" ThinkPads that record 60FPS without an issue). The experience is so bad I basically use other laptops, so I'm sorry, I don't know if it overheats or not when doing simple browsing. When I was using it, I was running Linux, and most of the time the dedicated Nvidia GPU would be disabled. I didn't experience any overheating problems, just a bad desktop experience.
@@truongnguyenhuy584 60C is normal bro lol thats good temps, desktop get that with light browsing.
Same thermal issues, battery, etc...
Lenovo is not listening...they want to sell innovative designs without proper quality control inside...
And service even repair, etc sucks..
Is their CEO even reading the reviews and complaints...
Does having a cooling pad does anything to the thermal throttling?
So whats the point of having a 3070 if it becomes a 3050 after 3 minutes?