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popularPowerPC posted Today 03:45 PM
popularPowerPC posted Today 03:45 PM

HP OMEN 16L Gaming Desktop PC AMD Ryzen 5 8400F 16GB RAM 1TB SSD RX 7600 W11 Home $599

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OMEN 16L Gaming Desktop PC
AMD Ryzen 5 8400F
16GB DDR5 RAM 5600mhz 1x16 (1 empty slot)
1TB SSD
RX 7600 8GB GDDR6
W11 Home
Wi-Fi 6
Bluetooth 5.4
400W platinum power supply
Keyboard & mouse
$599

https://www.walmart.com/ip/140036...c44514c28e
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OMEN 16L Gaming Desktop PC
AMD Ryzen 5 8400F
16GB DDR5 RAM 5600mhz 1x16 (1 empty slot)
1TB SSD
RX 7600 8GB GDDR6
W11 Home
Wi-Fi 6
Bluetooth 5.4
400W platinum power supply
Keyboard & mouse
$599

https://www.walmart.com/ip/140036...c44514c28e

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Model: OMEN 16L Gaming Desktop PC AMD Ryzen 5 16GB RAM 1TB SSD RX 7600 Windows 11 Home

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Today 03:58 PM
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BlueDesk9616Today 03:58 PM
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This configuration is available for $50 less direct from HP.
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Quote from BlueDesk9616 :
This configuration is available for $50 less direct from HP.
The $550 Omen direct from HP only has 512GB SSD and the cheaper black case with no side view window. All other specs the same.
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chosen_user_name_21Today 05:25 PM
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Quote from PowerPC :
The $550 Omen direct from HP only has 512GB SSD and the cheaper black case with no side view window. All other specs the same.
any idea what ram they use? would just buy from hp, then add another 16gb stick and maybe another ssd; would make a great entry gaming pc
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StigmaruToday 05:46 PM
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This HP Omen 16L and the $550 version (512gb SSD) version from HP.com are both great deals. I almost pulled the trigger on either of these as I was also looking at the $700 PowerSpec from Microcenter with the exact same specs. The only drawback / deciding factor would be from YouTube reviewers brought up that the HP Omen 16L has some amount of custom plugs/wiring that prevents certain parts from being completely changeable if you decide to keep this system for a lengthy amount of time and need to swap parts. The motherboard is a custom HP board and has plugs that are custom to the CPU fan. Unsure how easy it is to replace the PSU. That's what you give up pretty much. The $700 Microcenter PowerSpec has fully listed specs with well known brands you recognize, full glass side panel and better RGBs, and you know you will have full ability to swap any part in there but it's $100 more than the HP Omen 16L equivalent...
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Quote from PowerPC :
The $550 Omen direct from HP only has 512GB SSD and the cheaper black case with no side view window. All other specs the same.
I'd normally recommend 1TB for future-proofing and perhaps performance (which may decrease as the drive fills). But paying an extra $50 (which also happens to be almost 10% of the price) doesn't seem like a great value.
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LickMySackToday 08:29 PM
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Quote from Stigmaru :
This HP Omen 16L and the $550 version (512gb SSD) version from HP.com are both great deals. I almost pulled the trigger on either of these as I was also looking at the $700 PowerSpec from Microcenter with the exact same specs. The only drawback / deciding factor would be from YouTube reviewers brought up that the HP Omen 16L has some amount of custom plugs/wiring that prevents certain parts from being completely changeable if you decide to keep this system for a lengthy amount of time and need to swap parts. The motherboard is a custom HP board and has plugs that are custom to the CPU fan. Unsure how easy it is to replace the PSU. That's what you give up pretty much. The $700 Microcenter PowerSpec has fully listed specs with well known brands you recognize, full glass side panel and better RGBs, and you know you will have full ability to swap any part in there but it's $100 more than the HP Omen 16L equivalent...
I see a LOT of the OMEN 16L model on refurbished deals and sites.

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BlueDesk9616Today 08:40 PM
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Quote from PowerPC :
The $550 Omen direct from HP only has 512GB SSD and the cheaper black case with no side view window. All other specs the same.
Good point.

I agree with others the upgrade from 512GB to 1TB is not worth it but honestly the white ("panda metal") case with the window is pretty cool so as a matter of taste I'd pay more for it in combination with the storage upgrade.

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