Finally, I'm moving from Thinkpad Carbon series to Framework PC. After so many years... I hope I can adapt to the new thing. I'll miss some things from Carbon, definitely, but I hope it's worth it. Let's see!
https://frame.work/es/en/products/laptop-diy-13-gen-amd

After two months using my new Framework, I must say, I'll not be changing to anything else for a long time... It's just perfect. 

I've been Thinkpad user since IBM X40, I've owned so many models, such as x240, edge 13, t450, t470, x1 gen9, gen10.... I thought I'd never abandon Thinkpad, but I finally did, and I'm so happy.  

Framework is not only better in many senses (design, materials, aluminum shield, internal components, free/open BIOS, linux compatibility, etc.), it's also cheaper, and I can easily upgrade it by switching components.

The laptop I use for Linux died some weeks ago... and this Framework looks like the perfect (😅expensive) alternative! I might take a look next year!

@elboletaire.eth what do you think about the integrated and the dedicated graphic cards for gaming?

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You can even play The Witcher 3 on the integrated graphics card, but it won’t be as seamless as it would be with the 7700S.

If you plan on gaming often, go for the version with the dedicated graphics card. Otherwise, you could run most games on the integrated one if you’re not planning on playing that often.

The GPU works very fine on Age Of Empires 2

You can also buy one of these usb-c GPUs.