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T6x - Models & Battery Life
Posted: Wed May 10, 2006 2:34 pm
by Edward
I've search this forum and have not found an all encompassing thread that lists model and battery life.
I am thinking about a T6x and battery life (vs GPU) is important to me.
Would you please fill in the following information?
1. Model#
2. Screen size and resolution
3. GPU chip
4. Battery (6 or 9 cell)
5. Battery life
6. Any special settings (ex. brightness level)?
Thank you.
Posted: Wed May 10, 2006 3:46 pm
by renhui
1. 2007-62U
2. 14" SXGA 1400X1050
3. ATI X1400 128MB
4. 6 Cell SONY
5. 2:30
6. Thinkpad default power scheme(Highest brightness, adaptive CPU) with wifi on all the time.
Posted: Wed May 10, 2006 7:45 pm
by bitsoffish
1) 1952-A14
2) 14.1" 1024x768
3) GMA 950
4) 6-cell sanyo
5) 4hr+
6) lowest brightness cpu speed on lowest.
HELLO!
Posted: Wed May 10, 2006 11:59 pm
by creed_mty
HOW DO YOU ALL KNOW THE BATTERY BRAND??
i'm thinking to buy the 2623 DDU and i'll appreciate if some of you all tell me the brand of batt for that model!!
thank's
Re: HELLO!
Posted: Thu May 11, 2006 12:15 am
by jeremivw
creed_mty wrote:HOW DO YOU ALL KNOW THE BATTERY BRAND??
i'm thinking to buy the 2623 DDU and i'll appreciate if some of you all tell me the brand of batt for that model!!
thank's
Use Power Manager, Battery Information (tab) and look under the Battery details...
I've got the express 15" T60p (2623DDU) and it comes with a 9 cell Panasonic...at least mine did.
EDIT: Forgot to answer poster, sorry!
1. Model 2623DDU
2. Screen 15" IPS UXGA
3. GPU ATI FireGL V5200
4. Battery 9 cell Panasonic
5. Batt life 3 hours
6. Full LCD brightness and ALL devices in Device Manager with Power Management options OFF (all devices always on). Basically when I unplug NOTHING changes except current begings depleting the batt. I can run 4 hours with the 12 cell config (9 cell + 3 cell ultrabay).
Re: HELLO!
Posted: Thu May 11, 2006 4:04 am
by astro
jeremivw wrote:creed_mty wrote:HOW DO YOU ALL KNOW THE BATTERY BRAND??
i'm thinking to buy the 2623 DDU and i'll appreciate if some of you all tell me the brand of batt for that model!!
thank's
Use Power Manager, Battery Information (tab) and look under the Battery details...
I've got the express 15" T60p (2623DDU) and it comes with a 9 cell Panasonic...at least mine did.
Umm... Don't think he actually has the laptop yet.
creed, there are probably 2 or more suppliers for the 9-cell batteries. You will have to order the machine first, and when they allocate a serial number, you can look that up on the parts lookup page.
Have a look at the
FAQ.
Re: T6x - Models & Battery Life
Posted: Fri May 12, 2006 1:27 am
by archer6
Edward wrote:
I am thinking about a T6x and battery life (vs GPU) is important to me.
I'm running a 6 cell @ 4 hours with everything at full performance including screen brightness. Just as though it was plugged in.
Then when I ad the ultrabay battery I get between 9-10 hrs.
See below for the specs of my T60.
Posted: Fri May 12, 2006 6:35 am
by Edward
Thanks to everyone that has replied so far.
I had to turn my X41 back to my former employer yesterday and have placed an order for a T60 2623-D4U. My new employer will give me a Latitude to use (hope its the new D620) but its time to get my own personal laptop.
Decided to purchase it from
www.costcentral.com. It comes with a 6 cell so I purchased an additional 9 cell and will probably ebay the 6 cell (I hate how you can't swap a simple accessory like that).
The 2623-D4U comes with a 14.1" 1400 x 1050, video of x1300. I'll post the battery life with the 9 cell as soon as I get it.
Battery
Posted: Sun May 14, 2006 9:27 am
by stephenaron
I see someone says they get 9-10 hours of life out of their t60. They are the only person i see getting this type of time. Ihave a t60p and with 2 batteries get 5-6.
Re: Battery
Posted: Sun May 14, 2006 9:55 am
by Greg Gebhardt
stephenaron wrote:I see someone says they get 9-10 hours of life out of their t60. They are the only person i see getting this type of time. Ihave a t60p and with 2 batteries get 5-6.
When asking a question like this you will always get someone who will "stretch" the truth. On both my T43p and T60p 5-6 hours is not uncommon. MUCH depends on your settings and habits but 5-6 hours is not hard to get.
Posted: Sun May 14, 2006 1:56 pm
by rk62
1. 2623-D6U
2. 14.1" 1400x1050
3. ATI X1300
4. 6 cell
5. just under 4 hours
6. Alternated between max power and thinkpad default, probably about 1/2 each. Sony battery. Brand new machine.
Posted: Tue May 16, 2006 8:34 am
by grimmster
^^^^^
Same as above
2623-D6U
2. 14.1" 1400x1050
3. ATI X1300
4. 6 cell (Sanyo)
5. just under 4 hours
6. This is set to max performace the whole time with wi-fi on. If I set it to max battery life I get around 6 hours
Posted: Tue May 16, 2006 9:22 am
by Edward
Quick update, costcentral.com inventory is dubious. Cancelled my backordered 2623D4U order from them and went with the Lenovo special 1953D6U w/6 cell. It was the 'buy today, ship today' deal ... I'll post my battery life soon.
Posted: Tue May 16, 2006 8:46 pm
by archer6
Edward wrote:Quick update, costcentral.com inventory is dubious.
This is exactly the same frustrating experience I had with CostCentral. I even called to place my order. The person who took it said they had the computer in stock. Late the next day I get a confirmation email saying the computer would be shipped in 2-3 weeks!!!
So I went to Euclid Computers, the web site said they had it, I called in and they indeed had it in stock. I received it the next day!
They were very courteous and I saved sales tax as well.
Posted: Tue May 23, 2006 2:56 pm
by FlexOink
If there are any new T60 owners please feel free to reply with your battery times.
So far, would it be a valid conclusion that the FireGL uses more juice than the X1400? So much that your lose +/- 1 hour of battery time?
Posted: Tue May 23, 2006 4:24 pm
by sergeycentral
1. 2007-C8U
2. 15" 1600x1200
3. ATI FireGL V5200
4. 9 cell
5. 4.5 hours
6. ~ mid brightness level
Posted: Tue May 23, 2006 6:00 pm
by astro
1. 2007-63U
2. 14.1" SXGA+
3. ATI X1400
4. 6 cell
5. ~3.5 hrs
6. Thinkpad Default power setting, 1/2 brightness
Posted: Fri May 26, 2006 3:13 pm
by Edward
Woo hoo! Finally got it and (1) no dead/stuck pixels (2) fan is on all the time but minimal steady hum.
1. 1953 D6U
2. 14.1" XGA
3. GMA 950
4. 6 cell
5. about 4:40+ (initial, will update after a little real world use and optimization)
6. Thinkpad max battery life w/4 of 7 brightness
A little disappointed about how thick it is. Side by side with the Latitude D610, there's little difference. I think the T4x series is more thin.