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HP Envy x360 15.6" Laptop: Ryzen 7 2700U, 8GB DDR4, 256GB SSD, Vega 10 Expired
$680
$879.99
w/ EDU Code + Free S&H
Best Buy has HP Envy x360 15.6" Laptop Touchscreen Laptop (15M-CP0012DX) for $779.99 - $100 with EDU Coupon (Login to your My Best Buy Account and then Sign up for Student Deals; coupon should arrive by email) = $679.99. Shipping is free, otherwise you may select free store pickup where available. Thanks Suryasis
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- AMD Ryzen 7 2700U Processor
- 15.6" 1920x1080 IPS Touchscreen Display w/ Windows Ink Support
- 8GB 2400MHz DDR4 SDRAM
- 256GB M.2 Solid State Drive
- AMD Radeon RX Vega 10 Graphics
- 2x USB 3.0
- 1x USB 3.1 Type-C
- 1x HDMI 1.4
- Dual Band 802.11ac WiFi + Bluetooth 4.2
- Backlit Keyboard
- 3-Cell Lithium-polymer Battery
- Windows 10 Home (64 Bit)
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https://www.bestbuy.com/site/hp-e...Id=6237336
SPEC:
- Windows 10 Home 64 Bit
- 15.6" 1080P IPS Touchscreen Microedge Display /w Windows Ink Support
- AMD Ryzen 5 2700U 2 GHz (3.8 GHz, 6MB Cache)
- VEGA 10 Graphics
- 8GBx1 DDR4L 2400 MHz Ram (32GB Max)
- 256GB PCIe NVMe M.2 SSD + Empty 2.5" Bay
- Backlit Keyboard with Numeric Keys
- Wide Vision 1080P WebCam
- Bang & Olufsen, quad speakers
- Dual Band 802.11ac (2x2) + Bluetooth 4.2
- PORTS:
- 2x USB 3.0 (1 /w HP Sleep & Charge)
- 1x USB 3.1 Type-C Gen 1 (Data, Power Delivery, DisplayPort 1.2)
- 1x HDMI 1.4
- 1x SDXC Card Reader
- 1x Audio Combo Jack
- 3 Cell 52.5 WHr Li-Ion Battery
- 4.7 lbs
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Another thing, VEGA 10 performs slower than MX150 by 20% to 30%. The GPU is itself powerful but due to the limited memory bandwidth, it cannot compete with MX150 with its own GDDR5 memory.
Based on the reviews suggesting that the 2700u was comparable to the i7 8550u plus mx150 gpu, I had really high hopes for the Dell version of this 2 in 1. But it didn't live up to those hopes in the 2 weeks I owned the Dell.
I'd wanted a small convertible for videos and general productivity while traveling. I also wanted to do some low power gaming (War Thunder) peaking at ps2 emulation.
I first tried a refurb HP envy 13t with 8550u, mx150 and 4k screen. It worked perfectly with everything I threw at it. PS2 emulation was great at 2x the original resolution. I returned this laptop due to the lack of warranty and support related to minor video bugs. Also, this wasn't convertible.
Next I bought an open box Dell 2700u 2 in 1. To make a long story short, by comparison it was a laggy mess. War Thunder inexplicably crashed to a black screen frequently. PS2 emulation was significantly slower, as much as 30%. Reading online reviews about the poor AMD video drivers for Vega 10, I manually installed recommended alternates. Nothing worked.
Since benchmarks show these 2 machines being comparable, I'm not sure if throttling or video drivers are the culprit. Probably both. In short, real life experience was disappointing for me.
I ended up returning this 2 in 1 and settled for something bigger than I thought I wanted. An Acer Nitro 5 Spin. So far I'm really happy with my choice.
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Based on the reviews suggesting that the 2700u was comparable to the i7 8550u plus mx150 gpu, I had really high hopes for the Dell version of this 2 in 1. But it didn't live up to those hopes in the 2 weeks I owned the Dell.
I'd wanted a small convertible for videos and general productivity while traveling. I also wanted to do some low power gaming (War Thunder) peaking at ps2 emulation.
I first tried a refurb HP envy 13t with 8550u, mx150 and 4k screen. It worked perfectly with everything I threw at it. PS2 emulation was great at 2x the original resolution. I returned this laptop due to the lack of warranty and support related to minor video bugs. Also, this wasn't convertible.
Next I bought an open box Dell 2700u 2 in 1. To make a long story short, by comparison it was a laggy mess. War Thunder inexplicably crashed to a black screen frequently. PS2 emulation was significantly slower, as much as 30%. Reading online reviews about the poor AMD video drivers for Vega 10, I manually installed recommended alternates. Nothing worked.
Since benchmarks show these 2 machines being comparable, I'm not sure if throttling or video drivers are the culprit. Probably both. In short, real life experience was disappointing for me.
I ended up returning this 2 in 1 and settled for something bigger than I thought I wanted. An Acer Nitro 5 Spin. So far I'm really happy with my choice.
Based on the reviews suggesting that the 2700u was comparable to the i7 8550u plus mx150 gpu, I had really high hopes for this 2 in 1. But it didn't live up to those hopes in the 2 weeks I owned this Dell 2 in 1.
I'd wanted a small convertible for videos and general productivity while traveling. I also wanted to do some low power gaming (War Thunder) peaking at ps2 emulation.
I first tried a refurb HP envy 13t with 8550u, mx150 and 4k screen. It worked perfectly with everything I threw at it. PS2 emulation was great at 2x the original resolution. I returned this laptop due to the lack of warranty and support related to minor video bugs. Also, this wasn't convertible.
Next I bought an open box Dell 2700u 2 in 1. To make a long story short, by comparison it was a laggy mess. War Thunder inexplicably crashed to a black screen frequently. PS2 emulation was significantly slower, as much as 30%. Reading online reviews about the poor AMD video drivers for Vega 10, I manually installed recommended alternates. Nothing worked.
Since benchmarks show these 2 machines being comparable, I'm not sure if throttling or video drivers are the culprit. Probably both. In short, real life experience was disappointing for me.
I ended up returning this 2 in 1 and settled for something bigger than I thought I wanted. An Acer Nitro 5 Spin. So far I'm really happy with my choice.
Another thing, VEGA 10 performs slower than MX150 by 20% to 30%. The GPU is itself powerful but due to the limited memory bandwidth, it cannot compete with MX150 with its own GDDR5 memory.
Another thing, VEGA 10 performs slower than MX150 by 20% to 30%. The GPU is itself powerful but due to the limited memory bandwidth, it cannot compete with MX150 with its own GDDR5 memory.