expiredIceCreamSoGoodYesYes posted Jan 12, 2026 07:18 PM
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expiredIceCreamSoGoodYesYes posted Jan 12, 2026 07:18 PM
(Open Box) HP OMEN 35L Desktop: Ryzen 7 8700F 2024, 16GB DDR5, RTX 5060 Ti
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Note: ZERO proprietary parts on these. Runs cool too with good airflow.
OMEN software allowed fan tuning in windows.
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It was pretty easy to install a mechanical HDD, the connections are right by the cage which has a handy 3.5" sliding hard drive holder. I went with a large capacity HDD rather than matching second stick for dual channel memory, not sure if I could even activate it. I also added a PCIe card, it was a bit of a pain removing the brace for the GPU and case but it holds it well even without a screw to mount the card.
It ran 3660 on 3dMark Nomad, it says average is 3770 for this hardware config for whatever it's worth. Installs, no problem. The bloat was mainly Microsoft, I deleted a lot of stuff I didn't think I'd use and just installed Malwarebytes for AV. I use Librewolf with NoScript and uBlock, no problems syncing. Overall a very positive experience.
Looks like w regular ATX PSU. Debating buying one to drop in (HP warranty will take too long before return period is up) or just return it. I updated BIOS but that didn't do anything
Open Box Fair condition. No power cable in the box and some minor scuffs on the bottom of one side panel which aren't visible when in use. Otherwise, everything looks and runs great.
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Looks like w regular ATX PSU. Debating buying one to drop in (HP warranty will take too long before return period is up) or just return it. I updated BIOS but that didn't do anything
It was pretty easy to install a mechanical HDD, the connections are right by the cage which has a handy 3.5" sliding hard drive holder. I went with a large capacity HDD rather than matching second stick for dual channel memory, not sure if I could even activate it. I also added a PCIe card, it was a bit of a pain removing the brace for the GPU and case but it holds it well even without a screw to mount the card.
It ran 3660 on 3dMark Nomad, it says average is 3770 for this hardware config for whatever it's worth. Installs, no problem. The bloat was mainly Microsoft, I deleted a lot of stuff I didn't think I'd use and just installed Malwarebytes for AV. I use Librewolf with NoScript and uBlock, no problems syncing. Overall a very positive experience.
Does it have at least two SATA ports? If so it would be great because I'm upgrading from a PC with 2 non-NvME SATA SSDs, it would be really great if I can reuse them without buying the new expensive NvMEs at peak pricing.
Looks like w regular ATX PSU. Debating buying one to drop in (HP warranty will take too long before return period is up) or just return it. I updated BIOS but that didn't do anything
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Does it have at least two SATA ports? If so it would be great because I'm upgrading from a PC with 2 non-NvME SATA SSDs, it would be really great if I can reuse them without buying the new expensive NvMEs at peak pricing.
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