Just got my T61!Nudity involved, comparison to Z61t
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sokos
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well if you want my opinion, i think the Z61t is the most beautiful Thinkpad i have ever laid eyes on... as sexy as a machine can get.
Maybe the best looking laptop ever made..
It's metal cover and sturdiness makes it looks like those premium-series Nokia phones 8800 or the new glass model..
Maybe the best looking laptop ever made..
It's metal cover and sturdiness makes it looks like those premium-series Nokia phones 8800 or the new glass model..
T21 (Sold)
T40 (Sold)
T41 (best machine i ever had, Sold)
Toshiba Satellite (what a mistake, sold)
Thinkpad Z61t (brilliant machine, went to my father)
Got my T61
T40 (Sold)
T41 (best machine i ever had, Sold)
Toshiba Satellite (what a mistake, sold)
Thinkpad Z61t (brilliant machine, went to my father)
Got my T61
I looked at the "naked" pictures and I can say that the northbridge + GPU copper plate is greater than the one in T60.
Also it is possible to notice that the heatpipes are better spaced and the GPU one is a bit longer, I mean that it seems to better cover the length of the copper plate.
The mount is also different to better accomodate the longer heatpipe.
Edit:
For the T61 the heatpipe for the GPU stays clear from CPU copper pad. The functional principle behind heatpipe is to transport heat from the greater temperature point to a lower temperature point trying to get both ends of the heatpipe at same temperatures. I wonder if between the ends there is another hot point isn't the heatpipe transporting heat between the 2 hot points for the GPU and running between a hot point and a cold point for the CPU?
I wonder if it is possible to "port" one of these to the T60.
Is it possible to get better pictures, maybe someone who's upgrading the RAM and has a decent camera.
Thank you,
v.
Also it is possible to notice that the heatpipes are better spaced and the GPU one is a bit longer, I mean that it seems to better cover the length of the copper plate.
The mount is also different to better accomodate the longer heatpipe.
Edit:
For the T61 the heatpipe for the GPU stays clear from CPU copper pad. The functional principle behind heatpipe is to transport heat from the greater temperature point to a lower temperature point trying to get both ends of the heatpipe at same temperatures. I wonder if between the ends there is another hot point isn't the heatpipe transporting heat between the 2 hot points for the GPU and running between a hot point and a cold point for the CPU?
I wonder if it is possible to "port" one of these to the T60.
Is it possible to get better pictures, maybe someone who's upgrading the RAM and has a decent camera.
Thank you,
v.
T60p 2007-8JG / 14.1" SXGA+ / T7600 2.33 Ghz Core 2 Duo / 2GB RAM / FireGL 5250 256MB / 200GB @ 7200RPM / FPR / XP Pro
R51 2887-AVG / 15.0" XGA
R51 2887-AVG / 15.0" XGA
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sokos
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You are so right, not only in the pics, in all aspects of design and looks the Z61t beats the T61. It's funny that both are quiet under high-performance mode! Heat-wise too!gator wrote:Thanks for the pics ... I think I like the Z6x better than the T61 looking at the above pics
After a month living with both babies, I can safely say that in performance, there is no noticeable difference in business-enviroment programs. Both run XP Pro, Office, my Oracle applications just fine.
Main differences:
- the T61 screen has a much brighter (which is nice, but also tiring if you work long hours infront of the 14.1" screen at night at home)
- Ram limitation, Z61 can see 3gigs (i use 2gb's now) white T61 can see 4gigs (i use 2gb there too)
- GPU, if you like to play games every-now-and-then, the Nvidia on my T61 can handle Battlefield2 in 1280x1024 quite well, while the i950 can't do much. But in movies, avi's, dvd's and general apps, they perform the same.
IMHO, they should have used the Z61t design for the T61.
The Z61t is very stylish (very nice edges) while keeping the Thinkpad logic, while the T61 is just too bulky and kinda clumsy (specially the off-centered screen)
T21 (Sold)
T40 (Sold)
T41 (best machine i ever had, Sold)
Toshiba Satellite (what a mistake, sold)
Thinkpad Z61t (brilliant machine, went to my father)
Got my T61
T40 (Sold)
T41 (best machine i ever had, Sold)
Toshiba Satellite (what a mistake, sold)
Thinkpad Z61t (brilliant machine, went to my father)
Got my T61
(full disclosure: i own a z61t)
i prefer the z61t, much so over the T61 EXCEPT for the fact that it's curved and lacks the traditional right angles of the Thinkpads.
the first comparison picture really captures what i'm talking about.
i prefer the z61t, much so over the T61 EXCEPT for the fact that it's curved and lacks the traditional right angles of the Thinkpads.
the first comparison picture really captures what i'm talking about.
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