Playing Games With the ThinkPad P14s Gen 3 (AMD 680M)

Joel Michael bastardizes the ThinkPad P14s by playing games on it.
Games!? On a workstation!1!? The Nerve!
Lenovo ThinkPad P14s Specs:
-AMD 6850U (8/16 C/T, up to 4.7GHz, 16MB cache)
-AMD Radeon 680M integrated GPU
-16GB 6400 MT/sec
-512GB PCI Gen4 NVMe
-14" 16:10 1200p IPS Display
-51 WHr Battery

[@ArcYT]

Thank you for this video, it helps a lot put things into perspective for me. I purchased recently a Lenovo P73 with 32GB DDR4, an i7-9750H and a Quadro P620 GPU. Seems my GPU will be better but the i7 is slightly slower. That said, the i7 will be much better at emulation and I would not be surprised to see it running Switch games via Yuzu well while running Batocera (Yuzu requires OpenGL 4.6 support, the Quadro P620 only has OpenGL 4.6 support with Linux)

[@norbosneogeo558]

I ordered the new P14s G4 with 780M, i should deliver tomorrow!!! I wonder how it will perform :)

[@michaelparaskakis1922]

Can you share how it performs? :)

[@klausklavikus3836]

Great piece of Hardware 🙌
Im a gamedev working with Unreal Engine 4 and this Laptop nails my needs pretty much on point 👍
You can work with it up to 3,5h outside and its super robust and smooth working.
My best buy last Year 👌

[@sirc8645]

Was this done with the Vram increased in the bios settings?

[@Slap_Tech]

The UMA frame buffer was at Auto for this video. At 4GB performance is about the same, and it actually doesn't benchmark as high at 8GB.
Games that like to have lots of VRAM usually also like to have lots of system RAM too, so in order to see any benefits from increasing the UMA frame buffer you really do need the 32GB model.

[@krabzmorningstar6240]

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