Review on Lenovo ThinkBook 14S Computer_ Professional by Pin Lin ᠌

The purchase has met my expectations. It has a great price, and I bought it with 4 GB of RAM already installed. I added another four, for a grand total of eight. It appears that Bios has stopped eating. Professional gamers and fans of rapid transformations should look elsewhere. The exterior of the casing is a neutral gray that resists fingerprints and dirt. Joyful with the display. Screens with IPS, which provide viewing from a wide range of angles, are what you want. Unlike at the dinner table, where the sun isn't glaring, this is likely to be the case when out in the wild or using public transportation. Other from moving the case, adjusting the screen's viewing angle has no effect on the display's accuracy. The negatives: The RAM can be upgraded if necessary. In the hopes that something may eventually take. When I tried to insert a module with 8 gigabytes of storage into a slot designed for 4 gigabytes, it wouldn't go in. The system BIOS wouldn't load. Then I finally got Windows to boot, and 12 GB. of memory showed up in the hardware manager. He let it run for half an hour before he rebooted the computer and left it at that. Computer displays erratic blinking and fails to boot; BIOS also shows no signs of life. In a nutshell, I put the 4 GB memory bar back where it belonged. Same results as before.