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Costco Members: HP Pavilion Plus 14" OLED Laptop: Ryzen 7 7840U, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD Expired
$600
$899.99
+ $15 S/H
Costco Wholesale has HP Pavilion Plus 14" OLED Laptop (14-ey0095cl) on sale for $599.99 valid for Costco Members only. Shipping is $14.99.
Thanks to community member Anhedonius for finding this deal
Note, must login to your Costco account w/ an active membership to purchase.
Specs/Key Features
Thanks to community member Anhedonius for finding this deal
Note, must login to your Costco account w/ an active membership to purchase.
Specs/Key Features
- AMD Ryzen 7 7840U Processor
- 14" 2880x1800 2.8K MicroEdge BrightView OLED 48-120Hz 500-Nits Display w/ HP Wide Vision 5MP IR Camera/Dual Array Digital Mic
- 1TB PCIe NVMe M.2 Solid State Drive SSD
- 16GB LPDDR5x Memory (6400MHz)
- AMD Radeon 780M Integrated Graphics
- WiFi 6E (2x2/160) Gig+ w/ Bluetooth 5.3
- B&O Dual Speakers Audio
- Full Size Backlit Keyboard w/ HP Imagepad
- 4-Cell Litium Polymer Battery (68Whr)
- Windows 11 Home (64-Bit)
- Inputs
- 2x USB Type-C (USB Power Delivery/Display Port 1.4)
- 1x USB Type-A (10Gbps Signaling Rate)
- 1x USB Type-A (5Gbps Signaling Rate)
- 1x HDMI 2.1
- Inputs
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Edited December 11, 2023
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Part of Holiday Deals Day 11, so only good through 12.11.2023
+ $14.99 S/H if not at local warehouse
Soldered RAM, unfortunately, but everything else looks good and soldered RAM is pretty common at this price point (and higher)
(EDIT – posted through the phone app, so I acknowledge that the post text is sparse and the formatting sucks)
https://www.costco.com/hp-pavilio...14686
+ $14.99 S/H if not at local warehouse
Soldered RAM, unfortunately, but everything else looks good and soldered RAM is pretty common at this price point (and higher)
(EDIT – posted through the phone app, so I acknowledge that the post text is sparse and the formatting sucks)
https://www.costco.com/hp-pavilio...14686
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You have $600 budget. You use laptop for general productivity and media consumption. You need the best screen.
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Want to try this once I receive mine.
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Want to try this once I receive mine.
Media Creation Tool:
https://www.microsoft.c
Drivers:
https://support.hp.com/us-en/driv...21017180
Create a bootable Windows 11 drive on the USB, using the first link provided.
Once you've created the USB W11 boot, download the drivers from the second link (i used Windows 11 22H2 as the option, not just Windows 11), and move them to the root of your USB drive. There are 8(sorry, said 6 earlier) different drivers for this model, plus a Bios. You don't need to update the bios, but if you feel it needs it, you can (bios updates are riskier than updating drivers so don't do it unless you see instability that you know is from the bios).
Plug in the USB into the laptop, and spam ESC during boot, and then select boot option, and then boot from USB volume (probably D:/, may be different in your case)
Select Advanced options for Windows installation, and then click on install a new copy of windows.
When you get to drive selection for the windows install, delete ALL of the prior volumes, so you have one unpartitioned drive. Select the unpartitioned drive to install windows on, then proceed with installation.
During installation, when you get to downloading updates, you won't have network drivers, so you won't be able to move past this point without updating drivers.
Hit Shift F10 to open command prompt, and select the volume your USB is under, by typing D: (or whatever drive your USB is)
the drivers you downloaded are executables, which means you only need to type the name of the file (sp148662.exe is the wifi, sp148295.exe is the bluetooth, or vice versa, can't remember which) and the driver will run and install itself. Once your done, you can close out the CMD window.
Continue with installation. If your computer restarts, and goes back to the start of installing windows, just unplug the USB drive and restart the laptop. You can plug it back in when your finished to complete driver installation. It should revert to booting off your main drive once you've started installation, but some devices will prioritize USB for booting, I don't believe this did.
When your finished, open file explorer, and install the rest of the drivers by double clicking on them one by one. Then do your Windows Updates. There is one device that your computer will not recognize without updating the rest of your drivers.
Good luck!
Media Creation Tool:
https://www.microsoft.com/softwar.../windows11 [microsoft.com]
Drivers:
https://support.hp.com/us-en/driv...2101718068 [hp.com]
Create a bootable Windows 11 drive on the USB, using the first link provided.
Once you've created the USB W11 boot, download the drivers from the second link (i used Windows 11 22H2 as the option, not just Windows 11), and move them to the root of your USB drive. There are 6 different drivers for this model, plus a Bios. You don't need to update the bios, but if you feel it needs it, you can (bios updates are riskier than updating drivers so don't do it unless you see instability that you know is from the bios).
Plug in the USB into the laptop, and spam ESC during boot, and then select boot option, and then boot from USB volume (probably D:/, may be different in your case)
Select Advanced options for Windows installation, and then click on install a new copy of windows.
When you get to drive selection for the windows install, delete ALL of the prior volumes, so you have one unpartitioned drive. Select the unpartitioned drive to install windows on, then proceed with installation.
During installation, when you get to downloading updates, you won't have network drivers, so you won't be able to move past this point without updating drivers.
Hit Shift F10 to open command prompt, and select the volume your USB is under, by typing D: (or whatever drive your USB is)
the drivers you downloaded are executables, which means you only need to type the name of the file (sp148662.exe is the wifi, sp148295.exe is the bluetooth, or vice versa, can't remember which) and the driver will run and install itself. Once your done, you can close out the CMD window.
Continue with installation. If your computer restarts, and goes back to the start of installing windows, just unplug the USB drive and restart the laptop. You can plug it back in when your finished to complete driver installation. It should revert to booting off your main drive once you've started installation, but some devices will prioritize USB for booting, I don't believe this did.
When your finished, open file explorer, and install the rest of the drivers by double clicking on them one by one. Then do your Windows Updates. There is one device that your computer will not recognize without updating the rest of your drivers.
Good luck!
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For what reason? The item is still available for ordering online now (at increased price obviously) which seems indicating it is still in stock to fulfill existing orders.
Media Creation Tool:
https://www.microsoft.com/softwar.../windows11 [microsoft.com]
Drivers:
https://support.hp.com/us-en/driv...2101718068 [hp.com]
Create a bootable Windows 11 drive on the USB, using the first link provided.
Once you've created the USB W11 boot, download the drivers from the second link (i used Windows 11 22H2 as the option, not just Windows 11), and move them to the root of your USB drive. There are 8(sorry, said 6 earlier) different drivers for this model, plus a Bios. You don't need to update the bios, but if you feel it needs it, you can (bios updates are riskier than updating drivers so don't do it unless you see instability that you know is from the bios).
Plug in the USB into the laptop, and spam ESC during boot, and then select boot option, and then boot from USB volume (probably D:/, may be different in your case)
Select Advanced options for Windows installation, and then click on install a new copy of windows.
When you get to drive selection for the windows install, delete ALL of the prior volumes, so you have one unpartitioned drive. Select the unpartitioned drive to install windows on, then proceed with installation.
During installation, when you get to downloading updates, you won't have network drivers, so you won't be able to move past this point without updating drivers.
Hit Shift F10 to open command prompt, and select the volume your USB is under, by typing D: (or whatever drive your USB is)
the drivers you downloaded are executables, which means you only need to type the name of the file (sp148662.exe is the wifi, sp148295.exe is the bluetooth, or vice versa, can't remember which) and the driver will run and install itself. Once your done, you can close out the CMD window.
Continue with installation. If your computer restarts, and goes back to the start of installing windows, just unplug the USB drive and restart the laptop. You can plug it back in when your finished to complete driver installation. It should revert to booting off your main drive once you've started installation, but some devices will prioritize USB for booting, I don't believe this did.
When your finished, open file explorer, and install the rest of the drivers by double clicking on them one by one. Then do your Windows Updates. There is one device that your computer will not recognize without updating the rest of your drivers.
Good luck!
Media Creation Tool:
https://www.microsoft.c
Drivers:
https://support.hp.com/us-en/driv...21017180
Create a bootable Windows 11 drive on the USB, using the first link provided.
Once you've created the USB W11 boot, download the drivers from the second link (i used Windows 11 22H2 as the option, not just Windows 11), and move them to the root of your USB drive. There are 8(sorry, said 6 earlier) different drivers for this model, plus a Bios. You don't need to update the bios, but if you feel it needs it, you can (bios updates are riskier than updating drivers so don't do it unless you see instability that you know is from the bios).
Plug in the USB into the laptop, and spam ESC during boot, and then select boot option, and then boot from USB volume (probably D:/, may be different in your case)
Select Advanced options for Windows installation, and then click on install a new copy of windows.
When you get to drive selection for the windows install, delete ALL of the prior volumes, so you have one unpartitioned drive. Select the unpartitioned drive to install windows on, then proceed with installation.
During installation, when you get to downloading updates, you won't have network drivers, so you won't be able to move past this point without updating drivers.
Hit Shift F10 to open command prompt, and select the volume your USB is under, by typing D: (or whatever drive your USB is)
the drivers you downloaded are executables, which means you only need to type the name of the file (sp148662.exe is the wifi, sp148295.exe is the bluetooth, or vice versa, can't remember which) and the driver will run and install itself. Once your done, you can close out the CMD window.
Continue with installation. If your computer restarts, and goes back to the start of installing windows, just unplug the USB drive and restart the laptop. You can plug it back in when your finished to complete driver installation. It should revert to booting off your main drive once you've started installation, but some devices will prioritize USB for booting, I don't believe this did.
When your finished, open file explorer, and install the rest of the drivers by double clicking on them one by one. Then do your Windows Updates. There is one device that your computer will not recognize without updating the rest of your drivers.
Good luck!
Thanks for this. I haven't even opened the box yet for various reasons that have nothing to do with the computer itself, so this sets me up well... as long as I can get a flash drive and another computer to download the boot and driver files, at least.
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Then I researched a bit and found the default power plan (balanced) has a big difference in the "processor power management" between plugged and unplugged. When plugged in, the minimal processor state is set at 80% and when on battery, the minimal processor state is set at 5%. For the maximum processor state both are set at 100%. I set the minimal processor state to be 5% when plugged in. Now the laptop is very quiet no matter if I plugged it in. It made a big difference to me. Please give it a try before returning it if this could solve your problem.
To change that, you need to go to Control Panel -> search for "power" -> choose a power plan -> change plan settings -> change advanced power settings -> Processor power management.