Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon (2023) - Unboxing & Review (Must watch before you buy!) 

Thank you for your kind comments, which are greatly appreciated. I have also found since installing the latest bios and systems updates, which include thermal updates, and switching the power settings to ‘best power efficiency’ (which is more than adequate for using features such as Word), it tends to run quietly and with greatly reduced heat issues.

@@OvergoWorld Good to hear they addressed it somehow. I wonder though, if at this point, their options weren't limited to something like underclocking the machine. While MS Word and Excel certainly could do very important work, someone might need more CPU-intensive tasks and ideally such a top-tier machine should be able to handle it in an acceptable manner. I guess we should look for some benchmarks, comparing with other laptops with same CPUs and also later, with AMDs.

Thanks for your comments, much appreciated! I have had the same heat issue with the X1 Yoga Gen 8.

I agree with you that the heat and noise issues are problematic.

I am also waiting for the T14/P14s gen 4 AMD variants as well

​@@drishalballaney6590 that would have a ryzen 7000 series, is it?

@@TheRockeyAllen yes, it would also be proper zen 4

@@drishalballaney6590 any announcements made yet?

It has made a difference since Lenovo issued the firmware update to help with the thermals.

Hello! I understand that oled screens have problems, so do some macbook models and apple recognized the problem. In search of better battery performance, I think I'd go for the screen: "14" WUXGA (1920 x 1200), IPS, Anti-Glare, Non-Touch, 100%sRGB, 400 nits, 60Hz, Low Power, LED Backlight ". I also like that display "14" 2.2K (2240 x 1400), IPS, anti-glare, non-touch, 100% sRGB, 300 nits, 60Hz" but I have a doubt if 300 NITS is too little brightness. Which do you recommend? very grateful for the help.

@@C3s4rLuc0 Good choice but I would recommend the 400 nits screen. I have the 400 nits screen and it is good and enough but not perfect. 300 nits is defintely too low.

@@sdprsavuThanks for the reply! And another question, what do you think that the resolution is 1920 x 1200 WUXGA? THKS!!

@@OvergoWorld Hello. Has the issue of heat and fan noise finally been resolved? I am interested in buying this model, thank you!

I have found since installing the latest bios and systems updates, which include thermal updates, and switching the power settings to ‘best power efficiency’ (which is more than adequate for using features such as Word), it tends to run quietly and with greatly reduced heat issues.

I have found since installing the latest bios and systems updates, which include thermal updates, and switching the power settings to ‘best power efficiency’ (which is more than adequate for using features such as Word), it tends to run quietly and with greatly reduced heat issues.

He said 16g ram 1tb storage

@@tylerbertagnolli4368 My mistake. I might have missed that part :)

Yes, it gives you the option to either login through password, fingerprint, or facial recognition.

I have found since installing the latest bios and systems updates, which include thermal updates, and switching the power settings to ‘best power efficiency’ (which is more than adequate for using features such as Word), it tends to run quietly and with greatly reduced heat issues.

@@OvergoWorld thanks