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In a strange twist of events that 99% of pc users will never encounter it's looking more and more like I'm actually going to have to DOWNGRADE my cpu.
No matter what I do I CANNOT get the temps down. I've cleaned the vents, cleaned the fan, repasted with the best stuff I could find, changed the power settings, disabled turbo boost, looked into tpFanControl but backing out since it has the potential to brick my BIOS (hasn't been tested to work with my model. Maybe when this isn't my only decent pc), trying lenovo's heat management utilities (vantage was extremely unhelpful and the older versions won't install on win10, they're straight up blocked by the OS despite being signed), and it STILL idles at 80°c at night while only having the hardware monitor open (and maybe doing a maintenance scan in the background). Yes, it's sitting on an additional fan. Yes, I've debloated Win10 and am looking into Linux once I can afford or even find a big enough msata drive for it.
The only things I've yet to try is tinkering with the BIOS (for some reason the f key shortcut when booting doesn't work :/), brute forcing my way through the power manager install (there's a way to do it that I haven't tried yet) and hunting down the xtreme edition cpu manager that actually works (may be a dead end since the thinkpad forums mentioned that you can't unlock the cpu for tweaking). If none of that works my only options are reducing the wattage of the CPU and/or plumbing the thang into extended intake/exhaust pipes, which I can't use if I have to take it anywhere (rare, but if I have an assignment where I have to create a video it's far better at it than my other options).
Worst part is that it WASN'T always this hot, it used to max out at about 70°c, but I can't remember when I got those numbers during winter or not. Most people with this model usually ask about upgrading their CPU, but mine came with the upgraded option, so a lot of the stuff I've found online hasn't been particularly helpful. I guess on the plus side I'll actually get more than an hour on my battery alongside the better temps if I do downgrade (battery is practically flawless with less that 3% capacity loss. Doesn't matter too much since its rarely on battery anyways, I usually just treat it as a desktop with a huge UPS. It would be nice though to get through a whole movie without having to go grab the power brick in the last 25 minutes).
Was really hoping to max out the RAM and put some additional drives in it first, but I really have to deal with these temps before I cook something. Anyways, any fellow toasty thinkpad owners want to weigh in?
#thinkpad#t's computing woes#might just bite the bullet after my birthday by getting a good psu and build my first decent desktop in 11 years#i love my paving slab thinkpad; but the thermblies...#when i say my only decent pc i mean it. my other options are my surface; a winxp dell latitude and a 2005 hp compaq desktop#every day i miss my 2013 desktop that if my parents didnt chuck out i could fix today and still run old minecraft flawlessly
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CES 2023 travel-tech report: a stand-in laptop and a renewed phone
CES 2023 travel-tech report: a stand-in laptop and a renewed phone
For the first time since 2011, I shipped out to CES with somebody else’s laptop. The HP Spectre x360 that I’d taken to the 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2022 showed signs in November of a serious motherboard meltdown, so I took a Lenovo ThinkPad X13s loaned by the company’s PR department.
Beyond having a reliable laptop on which to work, my main objective in taking this computer to Vegas was to see if…
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#battery life#ces#CES 2023#Evernote#Inseego MiFi Pro X#Lenovo Thinkpad x13s#mobile hotspot#Pixel 5a#Pixel 7#Snapdragon 8cx#T-Mobile 5G#Verizon 5G#Windows on ARM
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tbh I love using Linux bc it's like. I'm doing maintenance on myself all the time. I have to change my pod and sensor, I have to give myself testosterone etc. It's fun to do the same with my computer. We r both machines!!
#aspenisms#i looooooove computerrrrrrrr#im a diabetic guy on t#puter is a thinkpad running linux with weird hardware issues#it was written in the stars
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#Lenovo lanza nuevas portátiles ThinkPad Serie T
#Lenovo lanza nuevas portátiles ThinkPad Serie T
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its that time of year again
To all the new undergrads out there, here are the best ways I found to save money without completely sucking all the joy out of life, from a current grad student :) (a lot of this advice is usamerican-centric for students that live on/very close to campus because that was my undergrad experience)
Advice under the cut because I wrote too much:
School stuff:
Don't buy the textbooks from the bookstore. Especially don't buy them new. Rent them from Chegg or Amazon, or straight up pirate them from the internet. (I am a huge advocate for textbook piracy)
You can also see if your school has a textbook swap. You can try to start a textbook swap, or coordinate with friends about swapping books if you take the same classes at different times. Maybe talk to your RA about organizing one for your dorm floor/building.
Apple, HP, and Dell all have educational discount programs, if you need a computer with a little more oomph than a Chromebook or a ThinkPad. (I also highly recommend getting anything BUT a chromebook, but I know that's not always in the cards). DON'T get an Apple computer if you are a STEM major. It will cause more headaches than it's worth.
Take advantage of the bus pass your college tuition comes with. Go places. It's not as fast as an uber but it's a hell of a lot cheaper and you've already paid for it. Consider using this service instead of keeping a car on campus, too! Parking passes are also usually pricey.
Some regions have services like ZipCar where you can rent a car by the hour. Universities where this is available often have a deal to make it more accessible to students. (Use this when the bus isn't an option! It's usually also way cheaper than an Uber, and you can get different sized cars for different needs!)
If you get sick/hurt (of the non-emergent variety) badly enough to warrant a doctor visit: try visiting your campus health center first! Students usually get a free visit or two per semester/quarter.
Your student health center will often have free safe sex supplies. Sometimes they have the good stuff. They really don't care how often you come in and dig through the condom bowl. My campus had a monthly delivery service you could sign up for (for free). I've managed to get free condoms, lube, dental dams, and gloves this way. (This is a very cheap way to figure out what lube and condoms you like and hate, btw)
Don't say no to ANY of the free stuff. Take all the t-shirts, stickers, pens, mugs, markers, discount codes, reusable shopping bags, temporary tattoos, snacks, and cheap sunglasses they're willing to give you. Even if you won't use it yourself, it all makes excellent branded merchandise for the people in your life supporting you. You can even save on gifts during holidays by passing some of this stuff off to people who will use it. (I was given a free pair of sunglasses in my freshman year that I still use—7 years later—in situations where I don't want to lose/damage my better ones).
Smaller businesses close to campus will probably have a student discount. Ask. It'll probably be less than 20% but take what you can get, because it adds up.
Often your college will have some amount of free software for you to use while you're a student. Typically Microsoft Office, but sometimes others. I've gotten access to Photoshop, ArcGIS, MATLAB, JMP Pro, and a few others this way. (Piracy is an option here, but it's more challenging because these things are more closely guarded.)
Sometimes at the end of the year, people moving out will just leave the furniture they don't want anymore outside. I don't recommend doing this, because someone has to clean it up but take advantage of it when it happens if you see something you want.
Steal food from the dining hall (if it's the buffet kind). Some places you have to be more sneaky about it, but some places you don't. My bestie used to straight up bring in two half-gallon jugs and fill one from the dining hall milk dispenser and the other with lemonade once a week or so and nobody ever stopped her or said anything. Generally dining halls are staffed by students that don't get paid enough to care that it's your fourth stop by the pizza station and you can't possibly have eaten that much pizza in the last thirty minutes. (Bring tupperware in your backpack. If they don't allow backpacks, napkins in a sweatshirt front pocket also work (transfer to tupperware once you get your bag back)
IF YOU QUALIFY FOR WORK STUDY: do it! The WS jobs generally pay better because half the wage comes from the government and half comes from the person who hired you (makes it easier to pay you more because they don't even have to budget for a minimum wage employee).
Activities:
Go to the activities put on by the dorms and various student groups. I promise you'll have more fun than you think, and they're usually free to very inexpensive. Get a free succulent. Make friendship bracelets and cute soap. Watch a free movie. Go on that kayak tour. See a sports game for a team you don't care about. This is an excellent way to supplement your work-life balance and you might make a friend.
Share streaming service passwords/costs with friends or roommates. If everyone in the friend group comes in with one, you can have the whole shebang for a fraction of the cost. Alternatively, split the cost of one or two that you rotate between every few months (in my experience, this works best seasonally: Autumn is Netflix and Hulu, Winter is HBO and Disney+ etc) Piracy is also an option here as well.
Try to make most of your fun beverages on your own at home. Limit the starbucks coffee or boba to once or twice a week. Take the $15-30/week you saved by not buying starbucks everyday and go to the movies or something. Save up for a camping trip with friends. Idk. I spend $12/every six weeks-ish on the costco-sized container of the coffee I like and that's roughly the same price as two medium lattes. I like having that money for other stuff.
If you have metered internet: do all your big downloads on the free campus network.
Support your on campus artists by going to shows, showings, exhibits, and galleries. They're often a very inexpensive way to see art.
Like reading for fun? Check out your local library. They have the books, but also movies and games. Some libraries have a Library of Things where you can borrow like. Baking pans or a lawn mower. The city library is guaranteed to be quieter than the university libraries, if that's your thing. You also probably won't have to trip a basketball player to beat them to the last available table during finals week.
If you're going on hikes that are less than 10 miles round trip, I'd argue that you really don't need much in the way of specialized equipment* (especially if you have cell service the whole time (for maps/GPS)), which makes it very inexpensive if you already have a couple water bottles, snacks, comfortable shoes, and a backpack. *See the great outdoors section for more recommendations
Live somewhere like Alaska? Like outside? Find someone who knows what they're doing and go foraging. It's very important you bring an expert the first few times ESPECIALLY if you live in an area where you could be ingesting poisonous mushrooms or berries. My roommate and I love going on berry picking hikes.
Like hiking but don't like hiking alone? Join an on-campus club OR a meet-up group. This is an excellent way to make friends (and find a few hiking buddies)
Regal movie theatre is the most expensive. If you have a different one in your area your tickets will likely be a few bucks cheaper. (we only have regal where I am and I am angry)
General shopping:
My personal philosophy is if I don't need it immediately, I don't buy it unless it's on sale.
Get a credit card or two with decent cashback rewards. DO NOT SPEND ANY MONEY YOU CANNOT IMMEDIATELY PAY OFF (this will avoid interest charges AND build your credit score, which will be important later on for things like renting an apartment, buying a car from a dealership, or buying a house). Use the card(s) for all your expenses. Cashback will add up pretty slowly, but it will add up. Discover It is pretty good for students and comes with a quarterly rotation of different things that get higher cash back. Apple Card has good cashback ONLY if you're using actual Apple Pay instead of the physical card (which is harder in less urban areas where cardreaders haven't been recently updated).
Make a throwaway email and sign up for stamp cards, loyalty programs, and rewards programs everywhere you shop (new email is so you don't have to be spammed with all the junk they send you but you can still access the coupons when you want them). Don't sign up for the ones with the credit cards unless they have good cashback (> 1-2%) for places that aren't their store. The Fred Meyer program slaps because it gives you gas discounts. I am currently paying less than $3.00/gallon (current cost in my area is ~$4.30/gallon). Fred Meyer is a Kroger brand, so if you don't have Freds but do have a different Kroger thing, see what they've got.
Check thrift/consignment stores and yard/garage/estate sales for things that you don't necessarily need to be in the nicest condition. Suitcases, dishes for that camping trip, a mat for outside your front door. Be really careful with soft furniture (it could be hosting bugs; if it's from a yard sale, ask the owner where it was stored before the sale. Items in the garage or a storage unit or outside should be extra scrutinized) and give everything you can a good wash/scrub down before letting it live in your house.
Estate sales are fantastic for furnishing an apartment. Usually an estate sale is done when (old) people die and the family wants help getting rid of the stuff they don't want for themselves. Currently, old people generally have very well made, solid wood furniture. It will go for much cheaper than it's actually worth if you buy it at an estate sale (rather than at an antique store). A lot of the time the furniture even matches. They'll also have things like vacuums, kitchen stuff, and maybe garage stuff.
TJ Maxx, Ross, and Homegoods (et cetra) are good for finding inexpensive clothes or home items.
Back to school sales are great for just about everything. Lots of big stuff like good furniture and electronics go on sale for things like labor/memorial day.
Don't buy a mattress just because it's the cheapest one. Buy one you actually like. Buy sheets and pillows you actually like. Having a good night's rest in a bed you are comfortable in is invaluable. It will make the rest of college way less bad I promise.
See if you can repair something before buying a new one. At best, you fix it. At worst, it continues to not work. I was gifted a pair of bose noise cancelling headphones that I use often enough that I've had to replace the foam over-ear pads 3 times and the aux cable once. This has cost me about $40 over 7 years instead of the ~$300 getting a new pair would cost. Replacement parts and patch kits are where it's at.
Some insurance companies give discounts for good grades. Take advantage of that.
Check Buy Nothing groups. I've never done this but I've heard good things.
Some car companies give a small discount to recent graduates who are buying a new car. (I did this, it was only $500.)
IF YOU HAVE THE MONEY TO DO SO!!!! Buy something that is going to last over something that is cheap. You will save money in the long run if you can pay the upfront cost.
IF YOU HAVE THE MONEY TO DO SO!!!! (and the space for storage of the larger package) Buy in bulk. Unit price is always cheaper and one large package is generally wrapped in less packaging than the same amount in many smaller packages (save the earth!)
Keep track of warranties and register products for them if necessary. If something breaks and it's still covered under the warranty, the company may be obligated to replace it (depends on how it broke). Shoot your shot! If you're really lucky, the warranty period will start over with the arrival of the replacement, and if the replacement breaks within the warranty period, it will also be eligible for replacement. (I've managed to take advantage of this on multiple occasions and have saved probably $600 this way.)
The Great Outdoors:
Need to buy seasonal equipment (like snow gear or swimsuits)? Wait until the end of the current season. Prices will drop as stores attempt to clear inventory for the upcoming season's stuff. Buy your kayak and bikini in October or November and your heavy winter jacket and ski goggles in March. Keep an eye out for the sales beginning in the weeks prior if you are a common size, as those will sell out first).
I really recommend getting an REI membership. It's a one-time cost ($30??) that opens up the used website, the garage sale, and extra bonuses like random coupons, member only sale prices, discounts on gear rental and classes, a wider window for returns/exchanges, and free US shipping (I live in Alaska and the free shipping makes this one of the best deals I can get). It will pay for itself probably within your first purchase.
Consider buying open box, but make sure all the parts are there.
Keep an eye on warranties and register products for them when necessary. Trust me, given how expensive outdoor stuff is, it's entirely worth it. Keep receipts, packing slips, and tags if you can as proof of purchase.
On campus clubs for your activity of choice. Make friends, get to go cool(er) places possibly for free/cheap.
Trying a new activity? Rent/borrow some gear to do it a few times before committing to purchasing your own. This will ensure you don't spend hundreds of dollars just to find you hate backpacking. REI has a good gear rental program and a plethora of classes, and your campus may have an outdoor equipment rental option. They may also have lessons or classes you can take about your new activity so you can learn to do it safely. I learned how to ice climb this way in March, and am going to take advantage of my current university's free gear rental and free ice climbing tower until I feel comfortable enough to go out into the wild and do it on my own.
Decided you like your new activity? Check these places (none of this is sponsored lmao I just like outside and have personal experience with all these sites):
Geartrade: Discounted new* and used gear in a variety of conditions. Definitely read all the fine print here. *Geartrade sells things sometimes that are brand new but had some packaging defect; these things are usually half off.
REI ReSupply: Used gear in a variety of conditions. Defects are detailed in product descriptions. Even things in excellent condition are usually at least half off the original price.
Sierra(dot)com: brand new stuff from well-known brands at a fraction of the price. It's usually past-season overstock, but it's all perfectly serviceable and the differences between this season and last season's gear is usually negligible. They have sales and clearance as well. Get what you want/need even cheaper if you have time to wait for it to be further discounted.
Costco sometimes has pretty good outdoor gear. I personally know that the bear spray here is NOT a good deal (it's a two-pack, but the can volume/spray-time is smaller than the two-pack at REI and they go for the same price) but their trekking poles are good and I really like their men's merino wool socks. I've heard from reputable sources that the costco snow-shoes suck. Definitely read reviews before committing here.
Facebook marketplace/craigslist: Both can be hit or miss. You'll usually have better luck for equipment that is used for activities that can be done locally (ie. you will probably not find an abundance of skis in desert Arizona) but that's not a hard rule. DEFINITELY read the fine print here, and ask to inspect the item before you hand over any money (people usually aren't weird about this and if they are you might be being scammed). I got a new dog last year and got everything for him for under $100 (two beds, two crates, bowls, harnesses, dog sized sleeping bag for camping, lick mats, the whole shebang)
I'm sure that other people have better advice regarding things like electronics, traveling, and activities that don't fall into the category of Wandering Into The Woods, but this is what I know!
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digigender/agender and techhearted- it's not necessarily a kin identity but i'm still very connected.
objectum and in love with my computer. most tech is very appealing to me too.
this is my sideblog for objectum posts; i follow from austinwehaveproblem
19, horny tagged with '🔞.nsfw'
i'm aromantic and it's very difficult to explain the kind of affection i feel in general. it's even harder to place it towards objects. especially because i'm autistic.
i use the term objectophilia sometimes but not always. i'll use it for my attraction towards instruments, which is the other group of objects i'm attracted to. that's only sexual
i don't quite believe that my laptop has emotions or loves me back, but i do act like it. her name is saiph (she/he) and she's a lenovo ideapad flex-14. she does not function well but i still love him <3.
update 08/09/23, just got a new laptop, her name is noelle (she/it) (i had a dream about her /lyr)! she's a lenovo thinkpad x1 yoga gen 6
i'm crushing on most of my tech tbh,, my boombox and ipod and cd player and space invaders mini arcade thingy and All my headphones and really all my cds and *sweats*. yeah. also crushing on a few archives because. hawt
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Day 9 - yet another T-Rex, but this time with a very different speculative interpretation compared to my last drawing, of what this species might have looked like.
Drawn this time on a thinkpad t420, produced in 2011. Proof you do not need crazy up to date nor expensive PCs to draw comfortably with. Done in Krita this time around.
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okay i should’ve known my audience would go ham for system76posting :p i also recently got a thinkpad (t-series, can’t remember which one off the top of my head) at Jorb, so hopefully after a few weeks of regular use i’ll be able to Compare And Contrast these lads for you!
#the trashcan speaks#granted the thinkpad is a Beefy Boi and the system76 is going to mostly be for writing fanfiction and watching youtube and playing minecraft#technoholic robotronic
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Las nuevas computadoras portátiles ThinkPad T se vuelven más reparables con la ayuda de iFixit La marca ThinkPad de Lenovo es ... https://ujjina.com/las-nuevas-computadoras-portatiles-thinkpad-t-se-vuelven-mas-reparables-con-la-ayuda-de-ifixit/?feed_id=539789&_unique_id=65dc65a99f424
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Chiefs vs 49ers Super Bowl LV III 2024 shirt
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He bought some clothes couple of t-shirts and a pant. I was shocked after seeing his clothes. Looking at choices available all around, girls hesitate to pick something odd which are nice guys. They go for commonly popular guys who are stud, playboys, manipulating, more talkative. A month later, another bill. Another phone call, an email, a supervisor conversation as the Chiefs vs 49ers Super Bowl LV III 2024 shirt But I will love this hospital billing dept insists I need to pay for it and the woman I talk to just Doesn’t. Get. It. Wants my credit card, wants my insurance, tells me they’re sending it to collections. You will definitely get a laptop or desktop but only for work purpose. I got a Lenovo thinkpad without any bag or mouse. Apart from it, I don’t think TCS gifts any stuff like T-shirt or headphones. And this time , along with this lovely bonus,they gifted a watch to every fresher who performed well in that assessment. And that watch is not bad, seriously. We wore it only once and it was only to get a pic clicked. I forced my hubby to pose for a pic, or else he would had never used the T shirt. I love to wear such matching dress in public, but my hubby hates it. He feels that it is silly and immature thing to do.
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He bought some clothes couple of t-shirts and a pant. I was shocked after seeing his clothes. Looking at choices available all around, girls hesitate to pick something odd which are nice guys. They go for commonly popular guys who are stud, playboys, manipulating, more talkative. A month later, another bill. Another phone call, an email, a supervisor conversation as the Jaq and Gus Easter Squad shirt and I will buy this hospital billing dept insists I need to pay for it and the woman I talk to just Doesn’t. Get. It. Wants my credit card, wants my insurance, tells me they’re sending it to collections. You will definitely get a laptop or desktop but only for work purpose. I got a Lenovo thinkpad without any bag or mouse. Apart from it, I don’t think TCS gifts any stuff like T-shirt or headphones. And this time , along with this lovely bonus,they gifted a watch to every fresher who performed well in that assessment. And that watch is not bad, seriously. We wore it only once and it was only to get a pic clicked. I forced my hubby to pose for a pic, or else he would had never used the T shirt. I love to wear such matching dress in public, but my hubby hates it. He feels that it is silly and immature thing to do.
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S6E29 The Lenovo ThinkPad X220: the Art of Simplification in Tech and Life; Exploring SEO, Lock Picking, and Life's Intricacies
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Laptop cũ thương hiệu DELL : Inspirion || Vostro || XPS || Alienware || Latitude || Precision
Laptop cũ thương hiệu HP : G Series || Pavilion || Envy || Essentials || TouchSmart || ProBook || Elitebook
Laptop cũ thương hiệu Acer : Aspire || Switch || Acer Chromebook || Swift || Nitro || Aspire V Nitro || Aspire E – F – V
Laptop cũ thương hiệu LENOVO : Gaming Legion || IdeaPad || Thinkpad các Series T – L – SL – W – Edge || Essential
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Các dòng laptop thương khác như : Sony, Toshiba, Xiaomi, LG…
Thu mua máy tính MAC : IMAC || Macbook Pro || Macbook Air
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