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Ive recently learned that you can do a lot to change the windows appearance, making it a little less cluttered and more visually appealing

This is half review/reccomendation, half me just talking about how much I love my first thinkpad. That being said, the 6th gen p14s intel feels like the perfect laptop for college engineering to me.

Most importantly, the RTX 500 blackwell has CUDA for simulation and is ISV certified for CAD.

It's tanky and dense feeling but not crazy heavy, good balance between power and battery life/noise, 14.5 inch screen is perfect size wise (I'd recommend the 2560 x 1600, the default option kind of sucks), the keyboard is amazing, the fans are quiet, its just an excellent laptop and I could not be happier. The only downside is the spec to price ratio being steep. You can find more powerful laptops for less.

I don't have any other experience with thinkpads though, any thoughts?