***Black Friday*** Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 11 (14″ Touch) – Intel i7-1365U | 32GB RAM | 512GB – New (10 units only)

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Takes productivity to the next level
Co-engineered with Intel , the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 11 meets Intel Evo laptop design requirements, hardware specifications, and key user experience targets for consistent responsiveness, instant wake, all-day battery life, fast charging, and intelligent video conferencing. This Evo-certified device also includes Intel Unison for seamless connectivity with your Android or iOS smart phone for calling, messaging, and file and photo sharing-all done from your laptop.

Collaborating remotely never looked or sounded so good
The ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 11 laptop includes a highly functional and stylish Communications Bar, which houses a hybrid FHD and infrared (IR) camera. And, of course, all cameras include the webcam privacy shutter. What’s more, 4 x 360-degree mics with integrated AI-based noise cancellation and Dolby Voice deliver superb audio. With the quality of video calls this amazing, you may never want to commute to an office again.

System Specs:

Processor
13th Generation Intel Core i7-1365U vPro Processor (E-cores up to 3.90 GHz P-cores up to 5.20 GHz)

Operating System
Windows 11 Pro 64

Graphic Card
Integrated Intel Iris Xe Graphics

Memory
32 GB LPDDR5-5200MHz (Soldered)

Storage
512 GB SSD M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4 Performance TLC Opal

Display
14″ WUXGA (1920 x 1200), IPS, Anti-Glare, Touch, 100%sRGB, 400 nits, 60Hz, Low Power, LED Backlight

Camera
1080P FHD IR Hybrid with ThinkShutter

Fingerprint Reader

Keyboard
Backlit, Black – English (US)

WLAN
Intel Wi-Fi 6E AX211 2×2 AX vPro & Bluetooth 5.1 or above

WWAN
None

Warranty
One Year Mail in or Drop Off

Shop here: https://everymonday.co.za/product/thinkpad-x1-carbon-gen-11-14-intel-i7-1365u-32gb-ram-512gb-new/

What’s in the box
  • 1 x Lenovo X1 Carbon Laptop
  • 1 x Charger with extension cord
  • 1 x Info Leaflet


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I wish I had never bought I Dell it is giving me a hell of a time. Eish!!
 
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maumau said:
What's wrong with it?
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The fan makes a loud noise. I followed all their solutions on Dell website, but nothing is working. I updated the drivers used a cooling pad, but nothing seems to work. I think the cooling system is failing.
 
Ng84 said:
I bought it new 2 years ago. It's a Dell Inspiron 5570 Core i7 8th Gen with Radeon Graphics
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Should be under guarantee, have you contacted the people you bought it from?
 
Ng84 said:
The fan makes a loud noise. I followed all their solutions on Dell website, but nothing is working. I updated the drivers used a cooling pad, but nothing seems to work. I think the cooling system is failing.
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Ng84 said:
I bought it new 2 years ago. It's a Dell Inspiron 5570 Core i7 8th Gen with Radeon Graphics
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I'll bet the fan blades are full of caked on dust/dirt, the fan on my Dell 5400 was also making a horrible racket and cleaning the fan sorted it out. It was a real pita though and it took two tries because the fan housing was welded shut unlike some that can be screwed apart and it was very difficult to get into the blades to clean the stuck on dust. It’s a pretty easy job but if your fan can also not be disassembled to give good access to the blades try get the fan replaced under warranty.
 
airborne said:
I'll bet the fan blades are full of caked on dust/dirt, the fan on my Dell 5400 was also making a horrible racket and cleaning the fan sorted it out. It was a real pita though and it took two tries because the fan housing was welded shut unlike some that can be screwed apart and it was very difficult to get into the blades to clean the stuck on dust. It’s a pretty easy job but if your fan can also not be disassembled to give good access to the blades try get the fan replaced under warranty.
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Upon opening the device, I discovered the fan just as you detailed, encased in metal housing affixed to the board with thermal paste. After cleaning the dust from the parts I could reach and reattaching the back cover, the noise persisted. I plan to disassemble it again and perform another cleaning. Your guidance is appreciated.
 
Ng84 said:
Upon opening the device, I discovered the fan just as you detailed, encased in metal housing affixed to the board with thermal paste. After cleaning the dust from the parts I could reach and reattaching the back cover, the noise persisted. I plan to disassemble it again and perform another cleaning. Your guidance is appreciated.
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You should be able to remove the fan at least so you can better access it from both sides, you need to use a magnifying glass to check out each blade is near spotlessly clean, I tried numerous times spraying contact cleaner on the blades but that didn't get much off. Eventually I had to gently scrape each and every blade on both sides with a little metal scraper till they were near spotless and that stopped the noise. The noise is caused by the blades becoming unbalanced from the weight of the dust on the blades.
 
airborne said:
You should be able to remove the fan at least so you can better access it from both sides, you need to use a magnifying glass to check out each blade is near spotlessly clean, I tried numerous times spraying contact cleaner on the blades but that didn't get much off. Eventually I had to gently scrape each and every blade on both sides with a little metal scraper till they were near spotless and that stopped the noise. The noise is caused by the blades becoming unbalanced from the weight of the dust on the blades.
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Thanks for the advice i will do that.
 
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