r/zbook

I have my ZBook on a docking station and I have the computer fit neatly in a space drawer at work.

Unfortunately, our network administration force hibernates every night. To turn my laptop on, I need to open the laptop lid all the way 90 degrees to press the power on button and turn my computer on.

I can crack the lid open a little bit, and press the power button, but for some reason it needs to be at full 90 degrees or close.

Does anyone have a solution to where I can have the laptop lid open a little bit so if I press the on button, it will power on?

Thanks in advance

Please dont scream at me TOO bad. Im sure this question has been asked a million times. I did my own research but everything leads to this can be done, but it's not worth doing... to its worth doing.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/227348344741

So I bought this as an upgrade for what im currently using for graphic design. Photoshop I know it will handle but I'd like to do some gaming as well. How hard/possible is it to upgrade the GPU?

I'm considering buying a refurbed ZBook Studio x360 G5 with Xeon 2176M CPU and 16 GB RAM for around 560 €.

I love the design of the model and the flip functionality - but its specs seem a bit dated and ideally I need it to last 3-4 years for office work and creative hobbies.

Anyone here still have one, that you use? I would love to hear how it holds up performance wise, how the fan noise is, and any other pros/cons.

Hi there! An acquaintance of mine is selling a zbook power g10 with the ryzen 7840hs, igpu only version and FHD displaym

I have made some research and apparently that one comes with a proper build (except maybe for a dull display), a variety of ports including usb 4/thunderbolt 4, and dual fan cooling system, which makes me think performance should be good for heavy workloads

I would really appreciate if anyone can shed some light on this and also share your experiences.

Thanks in advance !