Opinions Please - Lenovo ThinkCentre M90t Gen6 Desktop?

[BulldogTom]

It is time to get the new Desktop Computer.   I have been shopping around a bit and I came across this.   Intel 9 chip, 64GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Win 11 Pro, lots of ports, DVD player.  Priced really well.

Not seeing any terrible reviews online.   I get everything I want but at about half the price of a Dell with similar specs.

Any reason any of you know that I should not pull the trigger on this purchase?

TIA

Tom
Longview, TX

[Abby Normal]

It's so new that there aren't many reviews. It's not even in stock on the two sites I checked. It's probably fine.

[Abby Normal]

You might want to get the optional graphics card since this has built in graphics on the motherboard, but it might be adequate for business use.

[Lee B]

14 minutes ago, Abby Normal said:

You might want to get the optional graphics card since this has built in graphics on the motherboard, but it might be adequate for business use.

Built in graphics on the motherboard to me is a sign of a lower end system

[BulldogTom]

This computer will primarily be used for ATX software and this Board.   I don't do gaming or watch videos with it.   

Thanks for pointing that out.

Tom
Longview, TX

[Lee B]

I did find a few reviews that said solid system overall  -  average speakers  with a grainy webcam.

[mcb39]

Lenovo in itself is not a poorly rated piece of equipment.  It was, after all, the child of IBM.  I know that my IT person respects it.  See if the warranty fits your needs and if you are only using it for what you say, it should be fine.  

[Gail in Virginia]

The only concern I would have is how many monitors do you use?  That might be a reason to get the optional graphics card - I have done no research, just suggest it as something you might want to check out.  

[Randall]

I'll probably go with HP later this year.  I'm not that computer literate so I can't say on Lenovo or anything else.  I just go with what I'm familiar with.

 

[BulldogTom]

9 hours ago, Gail in Virginia said:

The only concern I would have is how many monitors do you use?  That might be a reason to get the optional graphics card - I have done no research, just suggest it as something you might want to check out.  

I only use 2 right now, but this has the ability to hook up 4 per the specs.   I don't have room right now for more than 2 monitors.   That may change someday.

Thanks for the insight.   I had the option to upgrade the graphics card and passed since I consider graphics card upgrades for gamers.   Maybe I need to update my thinking.

Computer ordered, on its way,  I am going straight to an IT company and getting all the bloatware removed as soon as it arrives. 

Tom
Longview, TX