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https://store.hp.com/us/en/pdp/hp...5-ep0098nr
I had an opportunity to check this laptop side by side with Dell XPS 15 latest. I am really glad that HP does not have numpad like spectre. I had spectre 15, not a fan of sidelined trackpad.
Dell XPS is better for:
Gorgeous bezel less build
Full Size SD card slot
Battery little better I guess
HP Envy is better for:
Price
GPU
HP is only few millimeters deeper than XPS. Not a deal breaker to me.RAM is upgradeable on HP.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qclA-EdBdLc
HP replaced the chassis and I was set. Luckly I purchased the 3 year warranty because on this design I anticipate it happening again.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qclA-EdBdLc
HP replaced the chassis and I was set. Luckly I purchased the 3 year warranty because on this design I anticipate it happening again.
https://www.cpubenchmar
https://www.cpubenchmar
CPU is still plenty fast for everything but CPU bottlenecked games. The GPU in the Dell isn't a problem heat-wise, as long as the temp from the CPU isn't driving the entire system's temp up by running at the insane 95+ it can without undervolting and turbo control. Those things were never designed to be run full tilt in thin n light chassis without some next gen cooling solutions.
Same thing helps the g14 to be a phenomenal tiny and light gaming laptop. Only thing is you're starting from a much better position with a really powerful and efficient cpu there
Reviews from Microcenter is pretty bad: https://www.microcenter
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