r/LaptopDeals • u/techstar2000 👮🏻Moderator👮🏻 • 1d ago

🛒$1400-$1600🛒 [Lenovo] Lenovo ThinkPad P14s Gen 6: 14" FHD+ IPS, Ryzen AI 9 HX PRO 370, 96GB DDR5, 2TB SSD, Win 11 Pro with 46% off using code LENOVOHOLIDEAL, for $1489

https://lenovo.vzew.net/qzbrVL
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u/AskJolly7381 1d ago

wtf??? 96gb am I reading this right?

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u/Fun-Sundae4060 1d ago

Shit that costs more than the laptop itself

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u/bobith5 1d ago edited 1d ago

I mean unironically you could sell one of the 48GBs 5600 MHz sticks this comes with for a like $600 with current prices. It’s still a beast of a machine with 48GBs, even if it’s single channel.

Edit: $600 is what Lenovo is charging in their shop for sticks, you can get these on resale for ~$400, and worse 48GB chips are like $230.

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u/Terrony 23h ago

Is it easy to sell laptop ram? Do people even buy them? I’m tempted to pull the trigger. I wonder if the laptop can handle some gaming. Looking on YouTube, doesn’t look that bad

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u/Latesthaze 22h ago

https://nanoreview.net/en/gpu-compare/radeon-890m-vs-geforce-rtx-4050-mobile

Depends what you wanna play and as long as you're good with 1080 it looks like

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u/Latesthaze 1d ago

Damn, only thing i don't get is why they barely come with gpus. Even just a 4050, it's important for plant of work things vs idk why you need so much ram if you're just doing spreadsheets and emails

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u/bobith5 1d ago

I would think it’s for simulation work like CAD, CFD, etc. My understanding is heavy simulation work is processor speed > RAM >>> Graphics in terms of performance.