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Guru3D Rig of the Month - December 2018
HP Omen X Gaming Laptop Gets 120Hz screen and is overclockable
HP has added their new Omen X Gaming Laptops to its line-up, by doing so they now offer a laptop that can be tweaked a bit as well as offering a 1080x1920 display at high 120Hz refresh rate, it supports GSync as well.
The base configuration model comes packed with a GeForce GTX 1070, 16GB of RAM, a i7-7700HQ processor, a 256 GB SSD, a 1TB hard drive, and a 1080p 120Hz display for $1,999. The OMEN X laptop comes in 15-inch and 17-inch versions, both equipped with NVIDIA G-Sync and optional, overclocked NVIDIA GTX 1080 graphics cards
That was the starter model though, the more expensive config reaches $3699 for a GeForce GTX 1080 model with 32 GB of RAM, an that overclockable i7-7820HK processor. This model will also carry a 2TB SSD unit, a 1TB hard drive, and a 4K display. Both the screen options are equipped with Nvidia G-sync. Omen X makes replacing the SSD, HDD, and RAM super simple – it’s all accessible under one pane past a couple of Phillips screws. The laptop has a mechanical keyboard that makes use of self-developed switches from HP with 2.5 mm accentuation, these are RGB-illuminated. The laptops weigh 4.7 kilograms.
The OMEN X laptops will go on sale directly from HP and its partners in November.
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#5465563 Posted on: 08/23/2017 12:42 PM
Lets hope that the cooling solution in the laptop is upto the task when OCing....
Lets hope that the cooling solution in the laptop is upto the task when OCing....
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#5465569 Posted on: 08/23/2017 12:53 PM
My 17" ASUS Strix with a 1070 is overkill on its 1080p G-sync display. The 1080 is unnecessary unless it's 4k. I can overclock my 1070 as well but can't do anything with my 7700hq (though I did undervolt it by 125mv to help with temps).
I only paid $1,450 for this laptop.
My 17" ASUS Strix with a 1070 is overkill on its 1080p G-sync display. The 1080 is unnecessary unless it's 4k. I can overclock my 1070 as well but can't do anything with my 7700hq (though I did undervolt it by 125mv to help with temps).
I only paid $1,450 for this laptop.
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#5465570 Posted on: 08/23/2017 01:07 PM
the screen is overclockeable not the CPU
Lets hope that the cooling solution in the laptop is upto the task when OCing....
the screen is overclockeable not the CPU
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#5465571 Posted on: 08/23/2017 01:09 PM
the screen is overclockeable not the CPU
It's right there in the article.
an that overclockable i7-7820HK processor.
the screen is overclockeable not the CPU
It's right there in the article.
an that overclockable i7-7820HK processor.
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#5465572 Posted on: 08/23/2017 01:09 PM
My 17" ASUS Strix with a 1070 is overkill on its 1080p G-sync display. The 1080 is unnecessary unless it's 4k. I can overclock my 1070 as well but can't do anything with my 7700hq (though I did undervolt it by 125mv to help with temps).
I only paid $1,450 for this laptop.
Hmm thanks for the input, I plan to buy a gaming laptop in about two years but have lost touch with what's happening in the field. Actually I thought that MSI was the way to go, but I guess it depends on pricing (can't get the Asus for that money here unfortunately).
My 17" ASUS Strix with a 1070 is overkill on its 1080p G-sync display. The 1080 is unnecessary unless it's 4k. I can overclock my 1070 as well but can't do anything with my 7700hq (though I did undervolt it by 125mv to help with temps).
I only paid $1,450 for this laptop.
Hmm thanks for the input, I plan to buy a gaming laptop in about two years but have lost touch with what's happening in the field. Actually I thought that MSI was the way to go, but I guess it depends on pricing (can't get the Asus for that money here unfortunately).
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#5465581 Posted on: 08/23/2017 01:29 PM
MSI was originally what I was looking at but I could get so much more for my money with ASUS or HP. I'm not paying the RGB tax on a laptop.
Hmm thanks for the input, I plan to buy a gaming laptop in about two years but have lost touch with what's happening in the field. Actually I thought that MSI was the way to go, but I guess it depends on pricing (can't get the Asus for that money here unfortunately).
MSI was originally what I was looking at but I could get so much more for my money with ASUS or HP. I'm not paying the RGB tax on a laptop.
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#5465592 Posted on: 08/23/2017 01:45 PM
Absolutely true. The only other thing I noticed is that apparently MSI are the first to incorporate the "max-q" design which is supposed to make for thinner and lighter laptops.
MSI was originally what I was looking at but I could get so much more for my money with ASUS or HP. I'm not paying the RGB tax on a laptop.
Absolutely true. The only other thing I noticed is that apparently MSI are the first to incorporate the "max-q" design which is supposed to make for thinner and lighter laptops.
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#5465594 Posted on: 08/23/2017 01:47 PM
Dell and Lenovo actually both have pretty decently priced gaming laptops as well. I guess they have to at this point to keep up with the market. Razer sells, but only because of name(Not that the hardware and build quality are bad at all, they're actually built very well!).
Dell and Lenovo actually both have pretty decently priced gaming laptops as well. I guess they have to at this point to keep up with the market. Razer sells, but only because of name(Not that the hardware and build quality are bad at all, they're actually built very well!).
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#5465606 Posted on: 08/23/2017 02:42 PM
If I was buying a laptop I'd buy this one probably:
http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/msi-16l13-eurocom-tornado-f5-evoc-16l-g-1080-15-6-owners-lounge.797128/
If you want best performance & don't mind a bit of tinkering to optimise it, then it's one of the best laptops you can get - although HIDevolution can do a lot of tinkering for you before it's shipped - like a delidded CPU, modded bottom cover for better airflow, etc, etc.
Hmm thanks for the input, I plan to buy a gaming laptop in about two years but have lost touch with what's happening in the field. Actually I thought that MSI was the way to go, but I guess it depends on pricing (can't get the Asus for that money here unfortunately).
If I was buying a laptop I'd buy this one probably:
http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/msi-16l13-eurocom-tornado-f5-evoc-16l-g-1080-15-6-owners-lounge.797128/
If you want best performance & don't mind a bit of tinkering to optimise it, then it's one of the best laptops you can get - although HIDevolution can do a lot of tinkering for you before it's shipped - like a delidded CPU, modded bottom cover for better airflow, etc, etc.
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#5465691 Posted on: 08/23/2017 06:07 PM
nice job HP, way to up your game.
now if it had a better audio solution, lost some weight, and had some plastic (lol) surgery, it would be as sexy as my MSI GE62 MVR 7RG
nice job HP, way to up your game.
now if it had a better audio solution, lost some weight, and had some plastic (lol) surgery, it would be as sexy as my MSI GE62 MVR 7RG
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#5465723 Posted on: 08/23/2017 07:01 PM
Dell and Lenovo actually both have pretty decently priced gaming laptops as well. I guess they have to at this point to keep up with the market. Razer sells, but only because of name(Not that the hardware and build quality are bad at all, they're actually built very well!).
If I was buying a laptop I'd buy this one probably:
http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/msi-16l13-eurocom-tornado-f5-evoc-16l-g-1080-15-6-owners-lounge.797128/
If you want best performance & don't mind a bit of tinkering to optimise it, then it's one of the best laptops you can get - although HIDevolution can do a lot of tinkering for you before it's shipped - like a delidded CPU, modded bottom cover for better airflow, etc, etc.
Thanks guys, will check those out, just to sate my curiosity.
Dell and Lenovo actually both have pretty decently priced gaming laptops as well. I guess they have to at this point to keep up with the market. Razer sells, but only because of name(Not that the hardware and build quality are bad at all, they're actually built very well!).
If I was buying a laptop I'd buy this one probably:
http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/msi-16l13-eurocom-tornado-f5-evoc-16l-g-1080-15-6-owners-lounge.797128/
If you want best performance & don't mind a bit of tinkering to optimise it, then it's one of the best laptops you can get - although HIDevolution can do a lot of tinkering for you before it's shipped - like a delidded CPU, modded bottom cover for better airflow, etc, etc.
Thanks guys, will check those out, just to sate my curiosity.
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#5468483 Posted on: 09/01/2017 06:46 PM
lol sorry, poor hardware xD
It's right there in the article.
lol sorry, poor hardware xD
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Looks like a good gaming laptop (the lowest model), Gsync always is welcome, and the price tag is right.
On the other hand, it weights about double what MSI's new laptops weight with comparable stats (they have this new Max-Q design), but they are about 10% more expensive too.