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> ...as long as you avoid nVidia GPUs You also want to avoid AMD Radeon, which is even more problematic than nVidia. I think the best advice is "as long as you
by infodroid 10y ago
> ...as long as you avoid nVidia GPUs
You also want to avoid AMD Radeon, which is even more problematic than nVidia. I think the best advice is "as long as you go for Intel graphics".
- JoshTriplett 10y agoAbsolutely true, but I haven't seen any ThinkPads with AMD graphics.
- infodroid 10y agoThey were far more common in previous years. Currently the Thinkpad E series ships only with AMD graphics. In the past ATI/AMD Radeon graphics were also found in the Thinkpad A, L, R, T, X, Z series.