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Not worth the price 1- GDDR3 graphics memory instead of GDDR5, which has been going for months too 2- Not even Full HD display 3- 5400 RPM of HDD instead of 7200 "Gaming" Laptop? Not really, get cheaper mainstream laptops with better configuration for less price
I am planning to buy this laptop. But need to clarify a doubt. Are you sure this laptop comes with a dedicated graphic memory of 4GB powered by NVIDIA GeForce GTX 850M as mentioned here in the Specs section? Asking because HP India website is showing the graphic memory as 2GB for the same model. Please clarify. Thank you.
I will write only about the cons of the laptop.... no SSD No ddr5 GPU No 7200 rpm HDD No full HD And this device boasts itself of extreme gaming... Come on HP... you got no Gamers fooled here
I bought this Notebook from HP retailer last month and from these few weeks I could say that its a worth buy! Awesome built design, Metallic body, Awesome Display and Powerful Configuration for the Price! I am really satisfied with its performance and I am doing hardcore gaming with satisfaction! Its is giving #Full 30 frames in LA Noire at Extreme Level Graphics #Full 30 Frames in Assassin's Creed: Black Flag at Extreme Graphics with MSAAx2 anti aliasing #Running Watchdogs at Ultra #Full 30 Frames in Shadow of Mordor at one Step below Ultra Overall Its an Awesome Gaming Laptop for the Price worth buying!
Performance out of the box is not appreciable for it comes with loads of bloatware! But once you disable useless services it really is a beast! Fast wake-up times with fingerprint security for system and web log-in. Support is really great and they help you with almost anything via the system itself. 4gigs of discrete graphics performance along with intel HD makes the laptop ready to perform for anything you throw at it be it gaming on ultra settings or fast rendering for video editing purposes. The only corn is the specs sheet where it says ~3.1GHz, but is actually ~2.6GHz!
research. compare. buy.
