On the 3DMark Fire Strike benchmark, the X1 Carbon hit 4,734, crushing the EliteBook (1,229, UHD) and matching the X1 Yoga (4,780, Iris Xe). Relying on Intel Iris Xe integrated graphics, the X1 Carbon can run photo and video editing apps but gaming should be avoided. Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon (Gen 9) graphics This was a photo-finish against the X1 Yoga (13:50) and the Latitude 9420 (13:35) but a good distance ahead of the EliteBook x360 (16:25) and the premium laptop average (15:53).
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None of these met the laptop average of 617.5 MBps.įinally winning the gold, the X1 Carbon converted a 4K video to 1080p resolution in 13 minutes and 23 seconds. This time, the Carbon fell only to the Yoga (531.3 MBps) after outpacing the EliteBook (439.2 MBps) and Latitude (401.9 MBps). It took the 512GB M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD in our X1 Carbon 51 seconds to duplicate 25GB of multimedia files for a transfer rate of 523.9 megabytes per second. The Latitude 9420 2-in-1 (6,037) won this round by a comfortable margin. Starting with the Geekbench 5.4 overall performance test, the Lenovo hit 5,365, topping its convertible cousin in the X1 Yoga (5,447), as well as the EliteBook x360 1040 (4,041) and the category average (4,838). The X1 Carbon did a good, if unremarkable, job on our synthetic benchmarks. Just remember that lengthy demanding tasks - especially graphics-heavy ones - will tax any laptop in this class. I even watched Olympic BMX racing for a few hours before the horrific accidents made me turn away and question the safety of the sport. My 9-to-5 workload wasn't much of a challenge for this speedy business laptop, which quickly loaded 20 tabs in Microsoft Edge, including two pairs of YouTube and Twitch streams. Turn it up to 11! That's what Lenovo did with the X1 Carbon Gen 9, which gets its horsepower from an Intel 11th Gen Core i7-1165G7 CPU and 16GB of RAM (up to a whopping 32GB). Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon (Gen 9) performance Best of all, the speakers didn't distort even at 100% volume. Each electronic boink and bop had its place in the soundstage and never shrouded Ben Gibbard's quietly powerful vocals. Besides just seeing numbers associated with speeds, this test is a good way to equate to a consumer's web browsing experience on a device.More sonically complex songs like The Postal Service's "Such Great Heights" were deftly handled by the Dolby Atmos speaker system. The test automatically runs several sample web apps using a number of popular web development frameworks such as JavaScript, React, and others. Web Based Benchmarks: Speedometerī's Speedometer is a real-world test for the performance people would find while using a browser. We're still jonesing for the day we'll see a PCIe Gen 4 SSD grace an ultralight laptop configuration like this, but they're currently cost-prohibitive and may negatively impact battery life. Regardless, compared to some of the other drives we've seen in similar class ultralight laptops, these are very respectable numbers that will bode well in general throughout our benchmark gauntlet. ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 9 Storage Test: ATTOĪs you can see here, the ThinkPad X1 Carbon's SSD put up slightly better peak write numbers than its specification, but slightly slower read numbers that still were well north of 3GB/sec. Let's take a look at what Lenovo delivers here in that regard. To achieve some of these metrics, Evo certified machines like the ThinkPad X1 Carbon have to not only have robust CPU processing power, but also high performance subsystems for a balanced experience. They also must wake from sleep in less than 1 second and provide specific connectivity benefits from WiFi 6 to Thunderbolt 4. These laptops must have at least 8GB of RAM with a minimum of 256GB of storage with consistent responsiveness while on battery power. Intel defines Evo branded certified laptops as being "designed and tested to perform how you need them to, based on how you’ll actually use them-with many applications open at once, heavy media use, and constant toggling," with "measurements of battery life, responsiveness, and speed reflect the way you work." Launched in conjunction with Intel's Tiger Lake platform, Evo branded machines must meet certain criteria in performance and specifications.
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