Mine overheats constantly no matter what I have taken it all the way apart cleaned it out replace the thermal paste and everything and yet even just sitting there idling not doing anything it just eventually will overheat I don't know what to do
Really good stuff! I have also a ThinkPad T25g Gen 1 laptop, but with an Intel Core i7 and a 1080p screen. I saw you added some RAM to the laptop, and I did the same by adding 32 GB when I bought it one year ago, it came with 16GB of RAM, total is 48 GB of RAM now. However, I can see that, whenever I reach 20 or 30 GB in use, Windows 10 starts lagging and I have the feeling the RAM is the bottleneck. I have read that it could be the RAM's frequency or the voltage but not sure. Have you experienced the same?
Hi there! I now have 128GB of RAM in the T15g (32GB each on all four slots; video guide coming soon!) and didn't experience any sort of lag on Windows 11. Did I understand correctly: your laptop came with 16GB, then you added 32GB to get 48GB in total? If so, the 40-50GB figure you mentioned sounds pretty close to maxed out! Time for bigger RAM? 🤔
@@ChezDoesStuff I'm sorry, I did the math wrong, I have fixed my comment. It may be caused by the RAM I bought, but I can try with other brands. I still think the voltage and frequency are key in this situation, but I wanted to know other owners' experiences on this matter.
“light gaming”
Nah, that laptop is honestly a beast.
Okay okay it's me who can't handle heavy gaming. 😅
serious deal, on that beasty. It looks like a tank.
Had to grab it when I saw it. Weighs like a tank, too.
@@ChezDoesStuffdoes it overheat ? Are the funs loud? I wanted it for gaming.
@@zzz-cb3xe it does get warm, and the fans are loud. That said, I've used it for gaming (Snowrunner at max graphics), and it did fine.
Mine overheats constantly no matter what I have taken it all the way apart cleaned it out replace the thermal paste and everything and yet even just sitting there idling not doing anything it just eventually will overheat I don't know what to do
Really good stuff! I have also a ThinkPad T25g Gen 1 laptop, but with an Intel Core i7 and a 1080p screen. I saw you added some RAM to the laptop, and I did the same by adding 32 GB when I bought it one year ago, it came with 16GB of RAM, total is 48 GB of RAM now. However, I can see that, whenever I reach 20 or 30 GB in use, Windows 10 starts lagging and I have the feeling the RAM is the bottleneck. I have read that it could be the RAM's frequency or the voltage but not sure. Have you experienced the same?
Hi there! I now have 128GB of RAM in the T15g (32GB each on all four slots; video guide coming soon!) and didn't experience any sort of lag on Windows 11.
Did I understand correctly: your laptop came with 16GB, then you added 32GB to get 48GB in total? If so, the 40-50GB figure you mentioned sounds pretty close to maxed out! Time for bigger RAM? 🤔
@@ChezDoesStuff I'm sorry, I did the math wrong, I have fixed my comment. It may be caused by the RAM I bought, but I can try with other brands. I still think the voltage and frequency are key in this situation, but I wanted to know other owners' experiences on this matter.
Got it. In my case, I don't feel any sort of lag. If it helps, the RAM I got is Team Group's T-Create series.
@@ChezDoesStuff thank you! I will try and see, thanks again!
You're welcome! Let me know how it goes 👍🏽
how's the experience shopping on ebay. how much for shipping and duties and taxes. what company handled the shipping. Thanks
How is cooling?
Is it better than the same rtx3080 legion gMing laptops, build quality and gaming?
I haven't handled a Legion with those specs, but the T15g has the sturdiness and build quality that Thinkpads have become known for.
I own thinkpad t420s and legion and thinkpad feels much sturdier but very awful speakers. How is cooling?