it is sufficient.
About the display. With a resolution of 2880 x 1800, and a refresh rate of 120 Hz, it looks stunning. It’s a glossy OLED, with an aspect ratio of 16:10 which is great for software developers, many lines of code being visible is important. The bezels are very thin, which almost makes the screen seem bigger than 14 inches while still keeping within the same footprint. GEEKOM claims 100% DCI-P3 coverage, but I could not test that due to not having the required hardware.
The speakers are nothing to write home about. Dual 2W stereo speakers, with Dolby DTS:X support. They get nice and loud though.
Lastly, battery life. It’s quite impressive. At 50% screen (HDR off) and 0% keyboard brightness, writing Python code with Visual Studio Code and listening to music locally (through foobar2000) as well as some Discord and Windows Live Messenger (yes, really!) open in the background, as well as some other processes, the battery still lasted all day. How GEEKOM managed to pack so much tech into such a small footprint is still very difficult to comprehend for me. 72 watt hour battery in such a thin system is incredible. And charging! I can get a full battery from 20% in less than an hour, using the included GaN (gallium nitride) 65 watt charger.
In conclusion, this is a great laptop for high power use cases. If you need a thin, light laptop that is nice to touch and easy to look at, choose GEEKOM’s Geekbook X14 Pro for your next laptop. Thank you for your time.
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About the display. With a resolution of 2880 x 1800, and a refresh rate of 120 Hz, it looks stunning. It’s a glossy OLED, with an aspect ratio of 16:10 which is great for software developers, many lines of code being visible is important. The bezels are very thin, which almost makes the screen seem bigger than 14 inches while still keeping within the same footprint. GEEKOM claims 100% DCI-P3 coverage, but I could not test that due to not having the required hardware.
The speakers are nothing to write home about. Dual 2W stereo speakers, with Dolby DTS:X support. They get nice and loud though.
Lastly, battery life. It’s quite impressive. At 50% screen (HDR off) and 0% keyboard brightness, writing Python code with Visual Studio Code and listening to music locally (through foobar2000) as well as some Discord and Windows Live Messenger (yes, really!) open in the background, as well as some other processes, the battery still lasted all day. How GEEKOM managed to pack so much tech into such a small footprint is still very difficult to comprehend for me. 72 watt hour battery in such a thin system is incredible. And charging! I can get a full battery from 20% in less than an hour, using the included GaN (gallium nitride) 65 watt charger.
In conclusion, this is a great laptop for high power use cases. If you need a thin, light laptop that is nice to touch and easy to look at, choose GEEKOM’s Geekbook X14 Pro for your next laptop. Thank you for your time.
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Screen fading
My mom got mad snd rip the cables out my monitor and then the tbottom half of my screen was glotchint a month later she disconnected my monitor and pc snd i get it back and its fading black everything i turn it on, any idead in whats wrong???
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My mom got mad snd rip the cables out my monitor and then the tbottom half of my screen was glotchint a month later she disconnected my monitor and pc snd i get it back and its fading black everything i turn it on, any idead in whats wrong???
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Why does my computer shut down by itself?
Hey, a few days ago I downloaded a random file from the internet and my Windows Defender found two virus threats. I canceled the download, but after a few days my computer started shutting down on its own. I checked Windows Defender and it didn't find anything, and I'm afraid my computer might burn out (sorry, I don't understand much about computers and that kind of thing). If anyone has any advice, tutorials, or anything else, please post it here.
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Hey, a few days ago I downloaded a random file from the internet and my Windows Defender found two virus threats. I canceled the download, but after a few days my computer started shutting down on its own. I checked Windows Defender and it didn't find anything, and I'm afraid my computer might burn out (sorry, I don't understand much about computers and that kind of thing). If anyone has any advice, tutorials, or anything else, please post it here.
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Are Ryzen PRO 4750G CPU's vendor locked on Lenovo ThinkCentre M75s?
Having a hard time finding a Ryzen PRO 4750G CPU and might be able to buy a used Lenovo ThinkCentre M75s to salvage the CPU (for my TrueNAS build).
I know the 5000-series are vendor locked, but would the Ryzen 4750G PRO be fine to use in another machine?
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Having a hard time finding a Ryzen PRO 4750G CPU and might be able to buy a used Lenovo ThinkCentre M75s to salvage the CPU (for my TrueNAS build).
I know the 5000-series are vendor locked, but would the Ryzen 4750G PRO be fine to use in another machine?
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