popularSuryasis posted Nov 23, 2025 06:42 AM
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popularSuryasis posted Nov 23, 2025 06:42 AM
HP EliteBook X G1a AI Laptop: 14" 2.8K 120Hz OLED Touch, Ryzen AI 9 HX Pro 375, 32GB LPDDR5X, 1TB Gen4 SSD, TB5, Win11H @ $1100
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Is there a model with matte screen, fingerprint, 64gb ram?
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the only two things that I have against this is 1: no way to add smart card reader, and 2: only one NVME SSD slot.
while it is technically requires 120W (or higher) USB C charger, it is quite happy with 100W charger that i have around, unlike the xps 15. making this work well with a lot of docking stations (unlike the xps 15 that complains if you don't use the 120 or 140w charger, and would drain from your battery instead).
but my biggest surprise is how well the 395 with 8060s GPU performed, especially for the power it uses. it faster than my 3070 laptop GPU, and the entire system power draw was like 80W under full load. so the fan noise is substantially less than the xps and my thinkpad workstation, yet perform the same if not better.
i am looking forward to get a 395 SFF PC for home use.
If OLED is better or preferred, would an anti glare or matte protector make a difference? I have an old XPS touch but glossy and i can't stand to look at it. I haven't tried screen protectors don't know if it'll affect the touch or image quality.
the only two things that I have against this is 1: no way to add smart card reader, and 2: only one NVME SSD slot.
while it is technically requires 120W (or higher) USB C charger, it is quite happy with 100W charger that i have around, unlike the xps 15. making this work well with a lot of docking stations (unlike the xps 15 that complains if you don't use the 120 or 140w charger, and would drain from your battery instead).
but my biggest surprise is how well the 395 with 8060s GPU performed, especially for the power it uses. it faster than my 3070 laptop GPU, and the entire system power draw was like 80W under full load. so the fan noise is substantially less than the xps and my thinkpad workstation, yet perform the same if not better.
i am looking forward to get a 395 SFF PC for home use.
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but the comparison matter because it share the same chassis, battery, MB and screen. the only thing i said that's outside of posted system is the performance.
I paid MSRP. anyone buy those laptops aren't personal expense, so it is not like the cost matters.
but the comparison matter because it share the same chassis, battery, MB and screen. the only thing i said that's outside of posted system is the performance.
I wasn't sure about the shared chassis. It's common for them to use different materials/cooling/etc
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